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Re: Default network
The default network is used to generate a default route. When you look at your routing table you see the gateway of last resort is set towards this network you designate as the default network. -
Re: Vista Wireless Networking.
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Re: link type in OSPF: transit network? stub network
Correct me if Iam wrong because I ve read this before but im not sure about the reliability of my informations :P (since its something not included in CCNA) For understanding what a transit network is consider the following example : Its an "intermediate" area that connects 2 devices which belong to a different area. area1… -
Re: Network+ Newbie!!!
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Re: Network+ and Network Infra
Network+ covers the very basics of networking such as topologies, cabling, OSI model, the difference between a switch and a router, etc. I'm sure the information would be helpful to you, but IMHO i wouldn't take the test itself, unless you feel that another acronym would make your resume look nicer -
Re: Systems Vs. Networking
Here's my experience Company X Network Tier 1 (Network Technicians/Analysts) - 25+ people Tier 2 (Network Engineers + Packet guys) - 15+ people Tier 2 (Wireless Network Engineers) - 4 - 6 people Tier 3 (Network Architects) - 4 - 6 people Network Security (If you consider this as network team) Around 5 - 8 people Server… -
Re: Network Engineer or Network Administrator role?
I will take Network admin job I bet you get paid almost as much with less headaches! not to be wimp but I bet the NOCs get dumped on and blaimed for everything! I bet a network engineer position is thankless job! just my 2.3 cents. I have just seen it tooo manytimes. Network engineers get crapped on and blaime for… -
Re: Networking Jobs at ISPs
I will not be a network engineer. It is a group between the network engineers and the NOC. I'm responsible for provisioning new circuits for customers and teir 2/3 support of the network. NOC has level 1 support and network monitoring. Engineers are building out the network (they are growing quickly) and teir 4/5 support. -
Re: Network+ before A+?
Ok. Look at my signature that i am network+ certified than i did A+. Let me tell you Network+ (2002) are very easy. If you study you will pass in no time, and that the network things are fresh in your head is a plus. I would recommend take Network+ first than A+. So when you are going to study for A+ you don't have to… -
Re: Network flow monitoring
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