Billyjim:
about kevin wallace video. i know its better than jeremy ciao

Techsupport:


there are 2 ways to answer that. if you want to drift off and in the process see extra few commands, Jeremy is the way to go.
if you want step by step syllabus approach, no humor, then Kevin is your man.
personally i watch Jeremy's video then i go and read Kevin's material

persius555:
IMO, if you you want hands on tutelage and of course an insight into how the industry works, Jeremy is the guy. But if you are just in for the certification, kelvin is the man.
Op, nice work.

Techsupport:


Kinda Like An ISP. We have a data center and we service smaller entities. We run SAP and we support void across fiber links to different locations

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Can I PM you...In the data centre line also and preparing documentation for a successful one

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amazinggrace11:
hi techsupport can u pls explain how I can transfer files between two computers using a network cable...... pls I need all the steps well outlined, thanks in advance.

lincoln123:


Get a LAN cable that has RJ45 at both end.
Connect both ends of the cable to your 2 stations.
Go to network settings on your computers. Click on IPV4.
Assign ip address to both computers.
If computer A was assigned with ip address 192.168.0.1. Computer will be assigned with ip address 192.168.0.2.
.

chimeluiz:
amazinggrace11;

1.once you connect the two PC's assuming they are both running Windows, they would automatically try and identify the network.

2. on the network symbol on your task bar, right click it and click on Open network and sharing center; from there you would see change adapter settings, usually at the top left side of the window. Click on this.

3. Right click on local area connection and select properties

4. In the new window search for Internet protocol version 4 (ipv4) settings, youbmight need to scroll down to see this option. Double click on this.

5. In the new window you woukd see two radio button option for IP settings; a. Use the following IP address or b. Obtain an IP address automatically. Select use the following address.
This is because non of your two client systems acts as a dhcp server hence you would have to give them IP addresses manually and ensure they ate in the same subnet/ Lan as you have no rras server or router.

6. IP address for 1st system: 192.168.0.2 for 2nd system: 192.168.0.3
Subnet mask would be 255.255.255.0 for both systems
Now once you do this you have established connectivity between the two PCs.

To share files;
You need to enable file sharing. From "Open network and sharing center " somewhere at the top left of the window click "Change advanced sharing settings/options". From here you enable public folder sharing.

So from open network and sharing center tab, click on view network computers (or something of that nature)

You would see the other PC you are connected to, once you get access to that device you would see its public folder, from which you can copy documents to and fro

Billyjim:
am waiting for your feedback

ifex370:
Am really gona get certified real soon





By Gods grace I can't wait..







Thank God for Nairaland .. Assuming someone didn't tell me about kevins videos... Ah for de wander about with Jeremy... Kai.. That guy too de talk.. Simple thing wey in go summarize in go de talk long tori..



Kevin Na beta business Mann..no time

Techsupport:



my point exactly. he will drift so much that you forget what you were originally talking about. on the flip side, you will pick up a few things as he drifts

Techsupport:



my point exactly. he will drift so much that you forget what you were originally talking about. on the flip side, you will pick up a few things as he drifts

ifex370:



Are you Ccnp certified? Or ccie

ifex370:



I love his explanations tho.. Cos even a retard can understand it...


Especially his subnet masking.. Compared to Kevin Wallace's subnetting ... Jeremy made me understand sub netting easily..


Kevin Wallace's has higher precision another aspects

persius555:
Check out jeremy's tweets. This guy has been around since networkin itself. The days of sonet ring networks, dedicated leased circuits for enterprises, PVCs.
He is so full of details, touches every aspect and best of all he makes networking look like a pizza delivery course. If you are the type that believes networking should be taught at the speed of "steroids", then check out keith barker's videos.

Techsupport:


i plead the 5th

ifex370:

Techsupport:

It means I will not talk about that.


Cheers

ifex370:

ifex370:




Is he Cisco proprietary based

persius555:
CCIE Security. 27 years in the industry. A very active partner with offensive security.

ifex370:



Wow... Can I get I direct link to his video's

Techsupport:
Tech heads, what projects are you guys working on at the moment. I am currently swapping out old EOS switches with newer ones. the technical work is simple but the documentation is tasking..... I will upload pics when i can.

feel free to share what you are working on

femipeters015:
hello guys, just stumbled on this thread and i must say it has been very educated. i just got a job as an i.t consultant in a security firm, i have knowledge about software but i'm faced with setting up there networking system, Have been able to set them up, through the help of google, trial and error. my main question is where do i start from if i want to have a career in networking? can i depend on youtube video tutorials?.. thanks as i appreciate your quick response