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I work in IT as a Research and Development Engineer. I started with a focus on Networking but I wanted a broader scope. My skills are heavily focused on looking at problems and researching the best solutions for those problems.
Like many Jamaicans in the pandemic, I’ve been working from home. I depend on my ISP to provide … more
OK let me give you a brief break-down. For many networking devices used now, you configure it through a CLI or command-line interface. This can be fine when you have a small office with maybe 3 switches but it can get very tedious and extremely time-consuming when you're on a larger scale, say 100 switches. How do you
So if the title didn't make it obvious enough, I've passed my ICND1 Exam. Yay! What does this mean? Well, it means I'm a Cisco Certified Entry-Level Networking Technician or a CCENT. This is very cool and is a solid first step for me as my very first industry certification
I skipped the Network+ and