Ep 136 - Journey of a Network Engineer with Ethan

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What’s up, Tribe, and welcome back to Good Moms Bad Choices! January was amazing, but its time to turn the page on the calendar and embrace beautiful new energy as we enter ‘The Journey of Love February.’ This month is all about the heart - join Erica and Milah to catch up and discuss what’s new in the world of motherhood, marriage, and amor! In this week’s episode, the ladies offer witty and sharp perspectives about personal growth in love, supporting your kids through their friend drama, and how to honor your true needs in a partnership. Mama Bear to the Rescue! The Good Moms discuss protective parenting and helping your kids fight their battles (8:00) Bad Choice of the Week: Help! My kids saw me in my lingerie! (20:00) My Happily Ever After: Erica and Milah discuss the prospect of marriage, dreams of becoming a housewife, and the top 5 ways to be confident in love (32:00) Yoni Mapping: Releasing Trauma and Increasing Pleasure (57:00) Its OK to fuck up, but also, what do you (really) bring to the table: The Good Moms have an honest discussion about finding accountability and growth before love (1:03:00) Watch This episode & more on YouTube! Catch up with us over at Patreon and get all our Full visual episodes, bonus content & early episode releases. Join our private Facebook group! Let us help you! Submit your advice questions, anonymous secrets or vent about motherhood anonymously! Submit your questions Connect With Us: @GoodMoms_BadChoices @TheGoodVibeRetreat @Good.GoodMedia @WatchErica @Milah_Mapp Official GMBC Music: So good feat Renee, Trip and http://www.anthemmusicenterprises.com Join us this summer in paradise at the Good Vibe Rest+Vibe Retreat in Costa Rica July 31- August 5 August 8 - August 13 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Get ready to wrestle with the big debate - IPv4 vs IPv6, and we're not just talking technical here; we're talking personas, rivalries, and the occasional wrestling pun. This episode is a thrilling exploration of technology's incredible power during times of crisis. A.J.'s experiences with recent natural disasters in Vermont showcase just how essential tech can be when disaster strikes, from drones for flood damage assessment to leveraging social media for aid.
We’re also thrilled to welcome Ethan, a young network engineer, who shares his unique journey into networking. From college to apprenticeships and finally into service provider representation, Ethan’s story highlights the critical role of hands-on experience in kickstarting a successful career in network engineering. From managed service provider (MSP) to internet service provider (ISP), our conversation navigates the complexities of different working environments, and the varying roles a network engineer may take on.
We wrap up this episode with practical advice to all you aspiring network engineers out there. Hear about the process of technical interviews, the importance of being honest about your skills, and the value of passion and involvement in the networking community. The future of networking is here, and it's automated. We delve into the growing importance of automation in service provider networks - so strap in, tune in, and get ready to be inspired, educated, and entertained!
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2. Ethan's Journey Into Network Engineering (00:08:09)

3. Transition From Apprenticeship to Service Provider (00:22:53)

4. Multi Vendor Environments (00:34:45)

5. Preparing for Technical Interviews and Certifications (00:42:45)

6. Automation in Service Provider Networks (00:51:23)

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Ep 136 - Journey of a Network Engineer with Ethan

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3. Transition From Apprenticeship to Service Provider (00:22:53)

4. Multi Vendor Environments (00:34:45)

5. Preparing for Technical Interviews and Certifications (00:42:45)

6. Automation in Service Provider Networks (00:51:23)

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Send us a text Discover the secrets to seamless wireless networking with our special guest, Alex Marquodont, a rising star in network engineering from Atomic Data. This episode promises to transform your understanding of wireless network design, from tackling high-density environments like Major League Soccer stadiums to mastering outdoor arena Wi-Fi. Alex's journey from a sysadmin to a Game Day Technologies specialist is nothing short of inspiring, and his passion for creating robust wireless solutions shines through every minute of our conversation. Get ready to dive deep into Wi-Fi network planning. We uncover essential strategies, such as the importance of site surveys and predictive modeling, and how these elements are crucial for designing effective, high-density wireless networks. Alex shares invaluable tips on collaborating with on-site personnel and balancing cutting-edge technology with client needs. From managing network traffic during events to ensuring 85% connectivity in crowded venues, you'll gain expert insights that can be applied to both enterprise and high-density wireless environments. Finally, we explore the unique challenges of outdoor arena Wi-Fi, including weather-related outages and the physical demands of on-site work. Alex's innovative solutions and anecdotes, like using turkey basters to remove water from enclosures, add a practical layer to the discussion. Plus, we delve into the world of wireless networking certifications and future-proofing your skills with the latest advancements like Wi-Fi 7. This episode is packed with hands-on advice and real-world experiences, perfect for anyone passionate about wireless network engineering. More from Alex: Alex's Blog: https://www.aomit.tech/ Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Send us a text Get your copy of the book here: ebook or print copy Ever wondered how you can simplify network management while boosting your confidence in code deployment? Join us in this enriching episode of the Art of Network Engineering podcast as we sit down with John Capiobanco and Danny Wade, the brilliant minds behind the book "Cisco PyATS Network Test and Automation Solution: Data-Driven and Reusable Testing for Modern Networks." These experts share the creative journey that turned a simple blog concept into a comprehensive technical guide, revealing the extensive process behind writing and editing their book. You'll gain insight into PyATS, a Python-based framework that promises to revolutionize network automation and testing, making it accessible even for those with minimal Python experience. Imagine having the power to automate your network tests and validate configurations with ease. That’s what PyATS brings to the table, and in this episode, we uncover its practical applications—from managing disaster recovery facilities to performing routine upgrades on ASA firewalls. Learn how PyATS integrates seamlessly with CI/CD pipelines, Ansible, and Robot Framework, and discover the future of network management with AI-driven functionalities like ChatGPT APIs. With step-by-step guidance on setting up a Python virtual environment and using PyATS commands, we make it simple for you to get started on your automation journey. But that's not all. We dive into the personal stories of John and Danny, exploring their transition from blogging to co-authoring a technical book. They offer encouragement to network engineers everywhere to start their own writing endeavors, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in making technical content engaging. Hear about the supportive community that has rallied around their project and learn how you can contribute to the conversation. Whether you’re an aspiring writer or a seasoned network engineer, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical advice to elevate your career. Read a free chapter and buy the book or eBook: https://www.ciscopress.com/store/cisco-pyats-network-test-and-automation-solution-data-9780138031671 More from Danny Wade: Blog: https://devnetdan.com/ X/Twitter: https://x.com/devnetdan YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DevNetDan More from John Capobianco: GitHub: https://github.com/automateyournetwork X/Twitter: https://x.com/John_Capobianco YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@johncapobianco2527 Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Wendell Odom's Evolution: Networking, Teaching, and Writing 1:07:53

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Send us a text Ever wondered what draws someone into the intricate world of networking? Join us as we sit down with Wendell Odom, a renowned Cisco Press author and networking expert, to hear his inspiring journey from a college co-op program at IBM to becoming a pivotal figure in networking certification. Wendell shares the moment he discovered his passion for networking, the milestones that shaped his career, and the transition from the dynamic corporate environment of the 90s to becoming a self-employed contractor. This episode promises to offer valuable insights for anyone curious about the early steps into a networking career and the fascinating evolution over decades. Navigating the complexities of teaching and learning in the networking field can be daunting, but Wendell’s experiences provide a clear roadmap. We discuss the challenges of developing lab courseware, balancing meticulous preparation with the unpredictability of teaching, and staying current with rapidly evolving technologies. Wendell opens up about dealing with imposter syndrome and the continuous learning required to remain a reliable resource. Whether you are a seasoned professional or just starting out, his reflections on transitioning from traditional textbooks to modern learning tools, and strategies like multimodal learning, will resonate deeply. Get ready to dive into the nitty-gritty of working with Cisco documentation and writing influential technical books. Wendell brings to light the often-overlooked intricacies of maintaining technical accuracy and the painstaking process of updating content. He also shares his thoughts on the future of networking careers in the age of AI and automation, offering practical advice for young professionals. From his extensive writing career to his exciting plans for a CCNA-focused YouTube channel, Wendell's journey is a goldmine of knowledge and inspiration for anyone passionate about networking. Don't miss the practical advice, personal reflections, and forward-looking insights from this industry veteran. More from Wendell: https://linktr.ee/wendello Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Focus and Innovation: ADHD Strategies with Coach Henry Lam 49:56

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Send us a text Could ADHD be the secret advantage in network engineering? Join us as we uncover this intriguing possibility with our special guest, ADHD life coach Henry Lam. Diagnosed with ADHD at 22, Henry’s journey into the world of coaching provides a deeply personal insight into a condition often misunderstood. We explore how traits like inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity manifest uniquely in adults, particularly those in demanding fields like network engineering. Henry offers invaluable strategies that can enhance focus and productivity, benefiting not just those with ADHD but anyone looking to optimize their professional life. Experience a paradigm shift as we discuss the evolving perspectives on ADHD from the 80s and 90s to the present day. Discover how individuals with ADHD can harness their creativity, innovation, and hyper-focus to excel in both technical fields and the arts. Henry shares practical tips for maintaining and regaining focus, including the importance of physical activities, mental exercises, and positive self-talk. These insights are not just theoretical; they are actionable strategies that you can implement today to boost your productivity and mental well-being. In our final segment, we dive into coping mechanisms for ADHD and burnout, emphasizing practices like mindfulness, meditation, tai chi, and yoga. Henry explains the critical role of the prefrontal cortex in managing focus and motivation and how structured physical activities can provide much-needed discipline. We also explore the distinctions between life coaching and psychology, helping you understand when to seek professional help. Wrapping up, Henry shares his journey to becoming an ADHD coach, offering guidance on finding the right coach and the significance of a supportive environment. Don’t miss this comprehensive guide to managing ADHD and maintaining mental health in a demanding professional world. Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Cloud Transition and Networking Future Trends, with Craig Johnson 59:39

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Send us a text Curious about transitioning from traditional network engineering to cloud technologies? Craig Johnson's career trajectory is a masterclass in adapting to industry changes. We walk through his journey from handling ISDN and early internet complexities to mastering cloud-native tools like Terraform and CloudFormation. Craig highlights the importance of community involvement and practical learning for engineers hesitant to embrace the cloud. We also delve into how feedback loops between customer-facing roles and product developers can drive significant innovations and improvements in technology. What does the future hold for network engineering? Listen as we explore the impact of AI on the field, the rise of SDN and SD-WAN, and the incorporation of AI into certifications. Craig provides his take on the shift to open environments in 5G networks and the evolving role of LTE and 5G in modern networking. Our discussion also touches on content creation within networking communities and the rewarding journey of pursuing advanced certifications. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, this episode offers invaluable insights and inspiration for your career. Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Navigating Cognitive Biases in Networking: Insights from Mike Bushong 1:06:24

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Send us a text How do cognitive biases shape not only our professional decisions but also our personal interactions? In this episode, Mike Bushong shares his expertise on cognitive biases and his experiences transitioning to Nokia while working within data center technologies. We break down how our brains' natural shortcuts, like confirmation bias, can influence everything from our social media interactions to critical business decisions. By understanding these biases, we aim to foster more effective communication and collaboration, whether in high-stakes negotiations or everyday conversations. Mike and the team delve into practical strategies for making your presentations and pitches more persuasive by leveraging cognitive biases. From whiteboard tactics that feel spontaneous yet are carefully crafted, to storytelling techniques that lead your audience to their own conclusions, we explore how to make your messages stick. We also tackle emotionally charged discussions, such as political debates, by emphasizing empathy and recognizing the constraints others face. Through personal anecdotes and lessons learned, you'll gain insights on balancing skepticism with action and the importance of direct communication. We wrap up with a deep dive into the power of storytelling and constructive criticism in professional settings. You'll hear about a pivotal moment in my career when a colleague's candid feedback reshaped my approach to leadership and workload management. Mike also discusses the challenges of selling new solutions to committed clients, highlighting the necessity of understanding past decisions and guiding customers toward new choices. Whether you're a network engineer or just fascinated by the psychology of decision-making, this episode offers valuable strategies for improving your communication and problem-solving skills. Don't miss our engaging discussion on the Art of Network Engineering! More from Mike: https://x.com/mbushong Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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From Factory Floors to Network Cores: Dale's IT Journey 54:25

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Send us a text Ever wondered how curiosity can reshape your career? Dale Wheeler’s journey from a forklift driver to a network engineer is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode, Dale walks us through how his inquisitiveness led him to shadow the IT department at his factory, eventually landing him his first help desk role. Dale’s story doesn’t end there; he later returned to his original employer with a fresh IT offer, proving that determination and hands-on learning can truly change your life. Alongside Dale’s narrative, we also share some personal updates, including Dan Richards' health improvements and Kevin's growing fame on TikTok. Another highlight of this episode is the continuous learning journey of one of our listeners who made a remarkable career leap similar to Dale's. We discuss the power of a growth mindset and how diverse study methods like video tutorials and Anki can be game-changers in tech learning. Our guest reveals the challenges he faced in balancing work and study, emphasizing his focus on Python and new technologies. This segment underscores the importance of ongoing education in tech careers and provides practical tips for those looking to break into the field. We then delve into the unique challenges and rewards of IT roles in manufacturing environments. From the complexities of setting up wireless networks in metal-filled warehouses to the impact of large electric motors on Wi-Fi connectivity, we cover the technical hurdles you might not expect. We also discuss the benefits of tech certifications and the evolving landscape of content creation on platforms like TikTok. Whether you’re interested in network engineering, IT certifications, or tech content creation, this episode offers invaluable insights and practical advice to help you succeed in these dynamic fields. Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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How to Conquer Imposter Syndrome 52:10

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Send us a text This episode was recorded March 7, 2024. You're not alone if you've ever felt like a fraud in your own life's story. It's called imposter syndrome, and it's the uninvited guest lurking in the minds of high-achievers everywhere. We tackle this common adversary, laughing in the face of AI-generated podcast intros and recalling Tim's tranquil photography haven to remind us of the peace found in embracing our accomplishments. Strap in as we take the wheel and steer straight into the heart of our professional fears. We've all been there, questioning our place at the table or hesitating to raise our hand. But what if these moments of doubt are actually secret passages to growth? We're here to share the map, guiding you through the power of "yes" and the pivotal role of community. From the hallowed halls of IT to the dynamic world of sales, we dissect imposter syndrome and reframe it as a motivator, exploring how asking questions can be the key to unlocking new perspectives. Ever felt the spotlight's glare as you stepped into the world of social media or transitioned careers? We're pulling back the curtain on the realities of making these leaps. Join us as we recount the initial trepidation of TikTok fame and the ‘YOLO’ mindset that can transform the terror of mistake-making into invaluable professional lessons. Don't miss our candid conversation on how to ride the rollercoaster of career shifts and turn the imposter syndrome’s dizzying drops into fuel for your ascent. Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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From Aerospace Dreams to Tech Sales Triumphs: Alexis Bertholf's Journey and Personal Branding in the Digital Age 1:06:17

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Send us a text This episode was recorded on April 11, 2024. Unlock the secrets of a successful career pivot and the art of technical storytelling with our special guest, Alexis Bertholf, a Sales Engineer at Cisco. This episode's highlight is Alexis' inspiring journey from an aspiring aerospace engineer to a thriving tech sales professional. Growing up as a first-generation college student in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Alexis pursued aerospace engineering at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. However, a conversation with her boyfriend's uncle, a client executive at IBM, led her to discover a fulfilling career in tech sales. Alexis candidly shares the challenges and rewards of switching fields, underscoring the importance of following your passions and staying open to new opportunities. Alexis dives deep into the realities of the solutions engineer role, emphasizing the necessity of humility, continuous learning, and the crucial skill of admitting when you don't know something. She speaks about the importance of working closely with customers to tailor solutions to their needs and leveraging the extensive resources available at a large organization like Cisco. Alexis also reflects on the shift to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic and how it transformed traditional sales approaches. Her insights offer valuable lessons for anyone looking to excel in a technical sales role, highlighting the importance of adaptability and collaboration. Finally, we explore the power of personal branding and the impact of social media in shaping a professional identity. Alexis shares her innovative approach of integrating humor and personal expression into professional spaces, particularly through TikTok memes on LinkedIn. Despite initial resistance from colleagues, her persistence paid off, resonating with an audience that appreciated her authenticity. We discuss the balance between professionalism and authenticity online, the strategies for building a digital portfolio, and the significance of creating engaging technical content. Tune in to discover how to effectively build your personal brand in the digital age and make a lasting impression in the tech industry. More from Alexis: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@digital.byte LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexisbertholf/ Twitter: https://x.com/digitalbyte_ Thank you our sponsor Unimus! Learn more about Unimus today, visit https://unimus.net/ Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Ep 147 - Interview with Sr Technical Advocates Quinn Snyder and Jason Belk 56:17

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Send us a text This episode was recorded March 21, 2024. Ever wondered how to weave through the labyrinth of network engineering? That's exactly what we're unpacking in this episode with the help of Cisco's Learning and Certifications mavens, Quinn Snyder and Jason Belk. They join our newly minted co-host, Kevin, and resonate with Tim's tales of TikTok trials and mindfulness explorations. Together, we dissect the essence of community, mentorship, and the seismic shift personal anecdotes can bring to one's career trajectory, all while dissecting the tech underpinnings that keep us sharp in our ever-evolving digital landscape. Diving headfirst into the world of network engineering can feel like navigating uncharted waters, but our guests are here with a compass. From Kevin's revelatory induction into the Cisco Insider Champions to my own pivot from Excel spreadsheets to network operations, we share the exhilarating plunge into new roles and the tools that powered our journeys – think NetMeko, Ansible, and more. It's not just about the technical know-how; it's the storytelling of our growth, the embracing of teaching talents, and the power of vulnerability that transforms knowledge into wisdom. In our final musings, we stitch together the narrative of community-driven growth and the delicate dance of work-life synergy. We shine a light on the important role that local Network User Groups play and sprinkle in personal passions like road cycling and retro gaming to illustrate the balancing act of mental well-being. As we conclude, we leave you with the reminder to nurture not only your technical acumen but also the community and mental health that sustain it. For those hungry for more, find us stirring conversations and igniting minds on the Cisco Learning Network and beyond. Important Links from the show: Free Tutorials from Cisco U - https://u.cisco.com/explore/tutorials The U hands on tutorials Video Series - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2AuQ_ZjCjsrL3LTRVaGrvjZ0YWmFXy02 More from Quinn: https://twitter.com/qsnyder https://www.linkedin.com/in/qsnyder/ More from Jason: https://twitter.com/renobelk https://www.linkedin.com/in/renobelk/ Jason's CLUS sessions: BRKCRT-2021 - Prepare for the DevNet Professional DEVCOR Exam DEVNET-1085 - Learning YANG Data Modeling By Playing in the NSO Playground and a CIsco U Theater session CISCOU-2034 - Splunk Essentials: Monitor & Analyze Cisco Networks Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Ep 146 - Maximizing Your Cisco Live Adventure: A Guide to Sessions, Networking, and Surviving Nerd Summer Camp 56:18

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Send us a text Recorded April 23, 2024. Kevin's Blog Post: https://adjacentnode.com/2023/03/14/cisco-live-2023-nontechnical-lessons-learned/ Step into the bustling world of Cisco Live with your guides, Tim, Andy, and Kevin, as we chart the course through this electrifying tech event. From the thrill of embarking on your first Cisco Live journey to optimizing the experience for returning veterans, we've curated a treasure trove of insights to enhance every moment. Uncover the secrets to selecting sessions that resonate with your projects, embrace the art of networking, and learn why your most comfortable pair of shoes might be your best ally in navigating the expansive Cisco Live landscape. We dive headfirst into the Cisco Live adventure, we reminisce on the initial awe and gentle overwhelm that accompanies one's first foray into this tech utopia. Discover the enchantment of ribbons that serve as status symbols and laugh along with us at their quirky importance in the Cisco community. From discreet tips on scoring the best hotel deals to leveraging the Cisco Live app for session info, our episode is your all-access pass to planning, participating, and partying at this can't-miss conference. Concluding with a heart-to-heart on the profound impact of focused learning and the power of being fully present, we touch on personal anecdotes that will resonate with anyone striving to balance professional development with meaningful connections. Whether you're keen on using Twitter handles in lieu of business cards or seeking tranquil moments amidst the chaos, this episode provides a wealth of knowledge tailored to your Cisco Live success. So, adjust your lanyards and prepare for an experience that transcends the ordinary, all delivered with the candid camaraderie and seasoned wisdom of your favorite tech trio. Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Ep 145 - Tales from the Tech Trenches with Ian of My Minds Madness 1:05:16

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Send us a text This episode was recorded February 22, 2024 Ever wondered what lurks behind the blinking lights and tangled cables of network engineering? AJ is joined by mustachioed sidekick Kevin, and together they're peeling back the layers of this tech world with a sprinkle of humor and a dash of wisdom. When the AT&T network wobbled, conspiracy theories abounded, leaving us chuckling at the mayhem while appreciating the unsung heroes: network engineers. Our conversation takes an exhilarating twist with guest Ian from My Minds Madness, who walks us through the inception of his networking-centric community and the unpredictable rollercoaster of content creation and personal branding in the digital age. Remember the old days of setting up computers and making coffee? We sure do! Our chat takes a nostalgic turn as we recount Ian's stars in IT, including some truly bizarre interview experiences. Picture a data center group problem-solving session that felt more like an escape room challenge than a job interview. These memories pave the way for discussing the importance of seizing opportunities and networking within your organization, which can lead to leaps from service desk roles to specialized teams - a testament to the power of management support and career advancement through proactive skill development. Lastly, Ian shares his pivot from teaching to the adrenaline rush of cybersecurity, reflecting on the influence educators wield and the tough calls made when further qualifications beckon. We wrap things up by highlighting the thrills and spills of working with Managed Service Providers, and the fulfillment derived from mentoring others through content creation. From offering cheat sheets to those studying for CCNA certifications to the potential of Packet Tracer for budding network engineers, this episode is chock-full of insights for both seasoned techies and newcomers to the field. Don't forget to tune in for an engaging blend of laughs, heartfelt stories, and nuggets of wisdom from the trenches of network engineering. Links from the Show: Ian's CCNA Quizzes - https://www.mymindsmadness.com/quiz-pages More from Ian: Twitter - https://twitter.com/mymindsmadness LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mymindsmadness/ Web - https://www.mymindsmadness.com/ Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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Ep 144 - A Deep Dive into the Choreography of Connectivity and Critical Network Services 52:26

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Send us a text This episode was recorded January 4th, 2024 Join the virtual gathering around our tech-infused roundtable as we weave personal holiday tales with the threads of networking expertise. A.J. is joined by hosts Andy and Tim, who bring their personal flair to the table—Andy with his camera lens capturing life's moments, and Tim as he steps into his new Cisco shoes. This episode is about connection: the kind that powers our digital lives and the kind that brings us closer as a community of network engineers. You'll be equipped to navigate the labyrinth of DHCP and DNS, as we pull back the curtain to reveal their essential roles in a seamless online experience. Our conversation will transport you through the DORA process of IP address assignment, offering a peek into the clever choreography of DNS records updating in real time. DHCP snooping steps into the spotlight too, as a guardian against network mischief. By the end of our chat, the digital infrastructure that's so often taken for granted will hold no secrets from you. Before we sign off, we take a moment to appreciate the unsung heroes of network engineering services—those critical cogs in the machine like DNS, NTP, and multicast rendezvous points that keep our world ticking with precision. Whether it's through the lens of centralized logging or the promising horizon of streaming telemetry, you'll leave with a richer understanding of the backbone that sustains our digital ecosystem. So, come for the tech insights, stay for the camaraderie, and don't forget to connect with us in our ever-growing community of network aficionados. Find everything AONE right here: https://linktr.ee/artofneteng…

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