How to Setup a Network Switch and Router

How to Setup a Network Switch and Router and access settings
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...as well as make changes to the configuration on the device(s).

[@itboy6934]

You explain very well. I have just presented your video to my tier 1 team. Subscribed.

[@AceNetworker]

Thank you! And thank you for watching and recommending! That's my primary intent behind this channel: To simplify the complicated

[@syst3mwolf]

I'm taking Computer Engineering Technology and I want to become a cybersecurity specialist or network admin.

[@AceNetworker]

That's an awesome path to pursue. Cyber Security is the most in demand and growing area of computer networking, so I commend you and I wanted to remind you it's (sometimes) a slow, steady race. And the only competition you really have is not other people in the field but rather YOU yourself. Always be improving on your own knowledge and skills and before you realize it you'll have reached a level of success you never thought possible. That's the quirky way jobs and career paths work in I/T. In other words, I don't know you personally, but YOU GOT THIS 😎

[@syst3mwolf]

@@AceNetworker Thanks so much for the encouragement. It means a lot. I'm definitely not giving up. This is the field I've been wanting. Computers are my thing and I knew a lot about them when they first came out.

[@cras17]

Is this the kind of work a network tech guy would do day in and day out? Access routers and switches and configure them for certain things? I want to get a remote working job and am thinking of getting into networking. I'm decent with computers but don't know much about networking. I'm trying to get a sense of the job and if it's something that I want to put the effort into learning.

[@AceNetworker]

Computer networks can be set up and configured where they can primarily be managed remotely. However, there is still a lot for techs and admins to do on-site to make sure networks are functioning correctly. If a piece of network hardware stops functioning or a cable goes bad and stops passing traffic, all of the on-site work needs to be done physically by someone present.
If you're looking for something remotely from home, my personal suggestion would be to look into something with A.I. (setting up AI profiles, using AI to create sales pieces, social media, etc.) as that's where all of the remote jobs are moving. But just my 2 cents worth. There are still a lot of remote work careers/jobs out there - just probably not in networking. Although, there may be some companies that would pay to "monitor" a network.