@@NetworkEngineerPro You should consider making a paid course on Udemy. In your teaching, you don't leave holes in understanding for example, in ethernet frame video you said ARP process is already done, this is main thing to be told which most of the videos on RU-vid do not tell creating confusion and just start telling their story how frame travels. Stay blessed and thanks again!
Good Stuff! I know this wasn't what you taught, but the "show run | s r bgp" was what caught my eye ROFL. I have always done it the hard way by going "show run | s router bgp". I never knew it would take the "r" singularly like that. Thanks Raf! Keep the content coming, I am in the "should I go for my CCIE, or just take another test to renew my NP" 🙃
Hey thanks for watching and I'm glad you found it helpful. The "r" def saves me a ton of time. Oooh, tough crossroads for sure. Which way are you thinking of going?
Out of those 3 I prefer EVE. I've ran the same topologies on all 3 and EVE runs the best in my opinion as far as CPU, RAM resources, ect. It's got some great features too.
I think another cert would definitely come in handy, especially since I only have 6 months and have been out of networking full time. So I think test and CEU’s might be more beneficial until I can spend more time on it 🙃 I have CML and just got GNS3 back in my lab because I don’t want to pay for CML anymore. I might mess with EVE and see how it does comparatively. GNS3 was instrumental for my NP
I got 4 questions 1 do banks need network engineers 2 is there higher certificate after ccie 3 what else can i learn after ccie security 4 are ccie r&s holders have to get any firewall certificate or firewall certificates related only to ccie security
Hi. 1. Yes absolutely banks need network engineers. 2. Ccie is the highest, there used to be a cisco architect exam but that was retired. 3. After ccie sec you can learn whatever you want. 4. There isnt a fw cert requirement for ccie rs or enterprise now.
