https://youtu.be/PYohFrJcfOw For those of us who are not yet programmers, we can still automate some of our work by simply copying and pasting configuration templates for our Cisco devices. In…
https://youtu.be/2Iv3duWxKpk This video covers lab number 4 in the free Flackbox lab pdf. This lab tests your network connectivity troubleshooting skills. You can download the lab guide for free here:…
https://youtu.be/hmRt0YVWwpI This video covers the third lab in the free Flackbox lab pdf. In this lab we look at configuring Cisco routers as DNS clients and also examining the ARP…
https://youtu.be/6_12lAPjpIA Flackbox.com offers a free CCNA lab guide that you can download and use for practice labs. This is the second lab in the guide. This lab explores DNS client…
https://youtu.be/y870IFsCn5g Flackbox.com offers a free CCNA lab guide that you can download and use for practice labs. I thought it would be fun to create some videos of the labs…
https://youtu.be/IZqkJuJGzn0 This is a video of a lab that covers static and summary routes. This is a CCNA lab that is available in Neil Anderson's CCNA 200-301 Gold Bootcamp which…
Static routes can be configured on a router so that it understands how to route traffic to networks not directly attached to it. Let's use the following topology as an…
I think my problems with insanely slow Internet connection speeds have been solved. The Inseego 5G MiFi M2000 hotspot with cellular Internet access from T-Mobile has worked really well so far.
Yes, that graphic is an actual screen capture of one of many Internet speed tests I've run. Yes, that's common for where I'm living. And yes, it's unbearable.
Today as I was hunting garage sales for cheap hosts to add to my home lab network, I was able to pick up a Lenovo 20428 laptop for $10.
I was wondering what to do with the former Windows XP machine I had rescued from the trash and installed Linux Mint on. The machine is so under-powered that I’d been having trouble coming up with ideas of what to do with it. So, I decided I’d try installing Ubuntu.
A friend was throwing away an old Windows XP computer because it was of no use to him any longer. I volunteered to take it off his hands and save it from the trash heap because I wanted to experiment with it.