what if there are multiple vlan on switch do we have to mention all of them or just vlan 1 is enough i mean while giving command like (spanning-tree vlan 1 root primary ) do we have to mention all vlan on that switch here in this command or just vlan 1
NAT is a separate process. You can run a DHCP server on the same machine if you want. The restrictions for the DHCP server is that the IP address associated with the DHCP service should be static and the DHCP service should have a pool of addresses you assign to the internal subnet.
@@NetSecProf so basically install and configure the dhcp for the internal network and the process should work the same without any further configurations?
@@jdkillian1965 Yes, basically. If you also have DNS for any internal services, you might need to either configure multiple views or configure a destination NAT that loops to internal addresses.
As a regular user, you can type "su -" to switch user to root with the root environment. You will then be prompted for the root password. If you do not have the root password, but are part of the wheel group or have permissions to use root commands through the sudoers file, you can type "sudo su -" and then be prompted for your own password.
Thank you, your video really helped me out. I was confused on this line of code, why would someone write the line of code you demoed in the video this way in a structure? struct s_sortByNumber { bool operator() (Item& a, Item& b) { return a.number < b.number; } }; std::sort(&array[0], &array[SIZE], s_sortByNumber());
Amazing video. Even in my CCNA certified guide doesn't mention you need to set VTP Domain and password. It does mention the books "won't explain and skip the VTP subject. but it could also be a limitation with the packet tracer though. Through the CCNA book, it just says VTP works as default *unless disabled. At least it should make quick mention of needing to set password and domain. No other commands needed. This video fixed my issue.
Thank you very much. You see these commands everywhere on the net but it was diffcult to grasp. This will allow me to be able configure Fedora and get that going as a gateway. The benefit of doing this will be getting my DENY ACL list to accept a large amount of IPs and masks - Some firewall companies limit the amount of address or address objects you can configure which is bad for people like me who host their own stuff and are trying to mitigate DDoS without any restriction, but also without being forced to use pFSense or other solutions I don't need. I just want to stay within the Linux stack and be able to quickly block and edit ranges without any confines.
BGP requires a lot of memory and should probably be a dedicated router if possible. I would recommend configuring a border router and have the layer 3 switch configured to forward to the border router.
Thanks for the awesome video, helped me out for sure! Question: Everything works fine when creating and testing a project, but when I closed down Visual Studio and went to re-open I realized the project file structure was now 2 files and I can't get it to work. Any ideas? I'm stumped. Thanks again!
Bro thank you so much, i just saw a video of Masks CIDR conversion and you really helped me, I checked your leatest video and I saw this one is just 2 weeks ago that means 12 years and you are helping people, Respect❤
I would create multiple /24 zone files or I would create a /16 block zone file and just give PTR addresses for a subset of the addresses. It only takes 16 /24 blocks to create a /20 block.
