3 Cisco CLI (Command-line) Hacks (CCNA) + CBT Nuggets WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT!!
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- As a Network Engineer, you live in the CLI. (Although, that is starting to change slightly, check out my CCNA or Python video) These are 3 little tips or hacks that I’ve picked up over the years.
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Please join me in congratulating James C !!!! He won the CBT Nuggets Giveaway and I know he is going to do great things!!
Thanks to everyone who participated!!
What are your favorite CLI (command-line) hacks?
Congratulations James
Congrats James
=(
Of course, I never win anything.
+ jesse sanchez neither do I!!!
I learned the pipe command the hard way. Wish someone taught me that too. I use it every time I am in the CLI these days, can't live without it.
I work in the CALO lab at Cisco Richardson, and I use all 3 of these everyday.
hey man, i think you are the one and only guy who is always lifting up networking field because whole world talking about programming programming and last software is eating whole world, sometime these words make me deep trouble why not am i programmer. But i really like the way you present all these videos.
Bummer. Oh well. Congrats James! Best of luck in your learning!
I'm in sophomore year of college I'm taking my Cisco networking classes now and getting ready for ccna in summer
Congratulations James!
I can second the Chris Bryant Udemy courses. No shortcuts, Chris teaches more than Cisco ask for on the exam, you can't beat it for VFM!
I love the Toronto vs Red Bulls game in the background
Hey Chuck,I just found you.I'm going through a programming bachelor on college and I cant find programming interesting. But there is a course which I'm taking on college and it let us students to play with Cisco routers and switches. We have labs on VLAN/inter-vlan,RIP,RIPnG,SLAAC,static,NAT,PAT,SPAN,static and default routing,DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 and it was really fun doing them and I found myself really enjoing the CLI interface. So in 2018 I will start with a private school that teaches for CCENT/CCNA,MCSA for 2016server,SQL,exchange and wordpress.
In the last 7months i've been reading up on cisco technologies and routing concepts besides school, and in that time I have decided to buy myself a Cisco router and a Cisco smart switch which have a console port so I can have fun experiementing and getting to know the cli a lot better. its still very entry level but I dont have much money since im in college now.
I really enjoy your videos on cisco certs tips and tricks and encouragements. I'm also going to buy a Cisco lab equipment for CCENT and CCNA next year so I can set up different labs home besides on school.
I'm going to start with CCT cert before I enroll on that networking class that lasts for 1year.
I'm also going to try and build my network infrastructure based on cisco routers and cisco switches,going first for a entry level smart switch, then a L3 fully managed switch so I can try with inter-vlan,uplink connections,STP among other things. I will then set up the SG300 switch as root switch and then the smart switch as SW1. then hopefully I will get some cisco catalyst switches for free since they are planning on upgrade their cisco switches.
Should I even go for the CCT cert?
Congrats James, take advantage🤙
Congrats James! Make the most of that great opportunity!
Thanks for the tips! Will definitely be using them all.
Thanks a lot, waiting for a video with best tips for growing a great beard
To exclude SEP you should be piping the "show cdp neighbors" output not "show mac-address-table".
Dude, your videos are awesome! Keep it up!
Thank you :)
Hi Chuck, new fan, I love yours videos and I really appreciate your time giving us information and tips and tricks, I'm still going thru the material to get my CCNA certification and I will like to ask you, what software are you using for CLI in your MAC? ✌️ Thanks 😁
Congrats James! Hope it helps you get your CCNA.
Well let's hope three's a charm. Congrats James.
Didn't win..... Again. Congrats James on winning the giveaway. I am still going to continue studying hard. Thanks again Chuck!
NetworkChuck - great video. Thank you.
I got my MCSA windows server 2012 760
Awesome! When did you pass that?
October 27th, it was a vary tricky test, I took the 3 exams and passed it and I'm happy. I feel like that was kind of a weird test though. They definitely DID NOT stay on the topic of Windows Server 2012. Anyone who is going to take it, I would say that the hardest one is the 70-411. I failed it the first time with a 690, and I got hit off line during the test taking. Pearson realized that I probably would have passed if the internet would have gone down 4 times during the exam. So I got a free test retake. Then I got a 720, hopped right into 70-412 the same day and passed with a 760.
FYI for people taking the Exam. You can't do the do command on the exam. (At least I couldn't when I did my ICND1)
You're right. These tips are for real-life only. The exam limits you.
Aye, just wanted to point it out in case someone tried, and it messed them up on the exam.
Couldn't go past privilege exec mode on my exam.
Haven't taken the icnd2 yet. Heard it's all configuration.
inc = grep ; exc = grep -v
Great video. I'm sheduled for the icnd2 this summer. Total newb. But as much as I'm getting familiar with the configuration and protocols. This is what I'm missing in life. I have all the show commands from the Pearson certification books written in a small journal. But they don't include any really good pipe commands like this. Any good reference's for something like that?
Hey chuck what is your opinion on SDN and network programmability. Will we see the end of the CLI? Will we have to adapt and learn scripting? Python, C+, and other languages? Just want your opinion.
I just passed my CCNA Exam this past weekend. Took the CCENT first 100-105 then the 200-105. I am considering studying for my CCNP which I planned to obtain next year. Should I do programming? Or stay on track with the CCNP. Will Cisco also start re defining their certifications to include some information on coding and programmability?
Sincerely,
A concerned future network engineer lol
First, congrats on passing the CCNA!!! That's awesome!!!
CLI will be around and you need to know it. But, you will start to see scripting creep in more and more. You need the networking knowledge and that will always be valuable but scripting is the future.
Get the CCNP then start looking at coding. If you have the time, do both. Study scripting a little each week.
Yes, its starting to edge it's way into Cisco's exam topics. I'm expecting the next iteration of exams to have a lot more.
NetworkChuck thank you I appreciate it! Is there any books you recommend to start learning scripting in Python? As well as any courses in Python kind of like CBT nuggets or INE training but for programming languages?
Chuck these command is really helpful and powerful
Thanks + Rakan Atif!!
Are you currently in networking?
NetworkChuck yup i finished my diploma in computer and IT and i took my MTA networking fundamentals now i am working in my ccna my ccent exam in December you videos helps and motivates me alot thank you so much for your efforts to support other people and hopfully we can make our dreams ture thank u again chuck and best of luck with carrer and with your Tshoot i hope you find a carrer like you want to be free and god bless you and help you to live a good life with your beautiful family you are really good person .
Chuck, you said that you got your diploma in computer and it, where did you go to school to get it. So you can get work with a diploma? I have been going back and forth about them, plus researching if diplomas are worth anything. Thanks
Sorry chuck misread who the last comment was from
Rakan Atif the comment about diplomas, is for you i thought it was from chuck.
I love the intro music can any one name the music please
Congratulations James we all envy you.
haha!! Yes, James is very lucky!! But hey, you can create your own luck!
NetworkChuck always creating my own opportunities! That’s why I’m up at 7AM then work at 10 :)
As Gary V would say, “it’s either you eat shit and fucking win or you don’t win because you didn’t eat enough shit”
Congrats James!!!
Hey NetworkChuck, I know having a degree along with the certs would help a lot, but how easy could I find a job with the CCNA, along with possibly a+ and other entry level certs? Im talking entry level positions, I don't expect to go high starting out.
I will answer for Chuck. Its hardly about what you know and more about who you know. Go out and network
Has any one tried ITPRO.TV as a training source for CCENT/CCNA? They offer virtual labs as part of their subscription. I checked and liked INE but I'm not sure if they offer labs, so not sure which one to choose. Any thoughts?
Chuck what is the whole process for becoming Network engineer.i know that ccna is the start what other certain and exp do I need to get their and how long does it take.
This is a very good video and tutorial just kind of video I need
+Gert Avikson Thanks!! Glad I could help!!
What other types of videos would you want to see?
I'm trying to set up a network with three routers and three switches with two separate servers in DNS DHCP in a separate network and the other behind the router there are two switches behind the working computers, desktops and laptops. Sorry, I can not add an image here but setting up switches is a headache. (I think good Switch setup video and tagged, untagged and trunk port...when and for what) You explain very well.
So I am studying for my CCENT and learning come CCNA stuff atm. I tried the "show run | section command and it wasn't working. Do you know why that is? My only options were begin, inc and exclude
Sir what's the difference between Coding & Scripting ?
How do you run an entire script like 2:00 on Windows?
Every tutorial seems to be Mac or Linux terminal .
Is straight terminal different than bash shell ?
Nice video dude, iam from India
Any advice on first tech support job interview Chuck?
1. Push customer service as your most valuable skillset.
2. Have a lot of the answers to the common questions locked and loaded. Like, "Name a time where you had to deal with an irate customer and how did you handle it?" or "Describe a technical issue you've had to resolve and what were the steps taken?"
3. Be willing to admit when you don't know something but demonstrate how you would obtain the information, like Google it or ask for help. They want to know your ability to adapt and be a team player.
Good luck!
NetworkChuck Thank you so much!
Chuck do you like football/soccer ?
Sir I don't like coding can I perceive my career in Networking ? Does Networking Contain Coding ?
Right now, and in the foreseeable future, coding will be limited to scripting. You won't be writing applications but you will start to create scripts to automate tasks and configuration.
Hi Chuck, Please give me advise. I would like to get a job in IT. I got my CCENT and soon I will have CCNA hopefully :) What do you recommend studying next in order to get a job? MCSA or CCNA Security or aim for CCNP? Many thanks.
Get a job, get experience. Certs are great but experience is golden.
What he said ^^^^^
But that is what my issue is. How can I get a job without experience? How to start? Is it a good idea to get a 1st line role and then later on look for opportunity?
1st line, NOC anything that gets you network "exposure". Forget looking at network engineer jobs yet, very few and far between are entry level. I'm a NOC, I have one qualification networking wise, however, I spend my down time at work building our entire network myself on virtual software like GNS3 or Packet Tracer etc. I'm gaining experience in not just static routing but also multi-casting which is quite rare seen as it's mostly video streaming ( I work for a large sport streaming company) . This looks great on my CV and I intend to grab my CCNP to bolster this experience I've built up. Once you've got this locked down, mix it up with the big dogs the "network engineers".
Many thanks for your advises. I have been working in 1st/2nd line but moved to UK and here I could not find similar job. So there is a big gap in my employment history now but luckily yesterday I had an interview and got a 1st line job. They said that later on there would be opportunity to position myself towards different areas like networking. First little step done :) Did you put it into your CV that you did all that kind of home labs and built different kind of networks?
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What is is your mailbox?
Of course, I never win anything.
damn
Lanwanprofessional.com. Is worth checking out
That's super basic stuff