Upgrading Network Switch, CISCO commands, IT best practices
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- Опубликовано: 16 апр 2024
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Hello guys!! For this video, I'm sharing another a day in a life my main task is migrating switch cable for our Switch upgrade. I'll show the entire process from preparation and best practices and also some communication skills tips.
Thank you and I hope you enjoy the video!!
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Hello!! I hope that you enjoy watching this video. Just wanna let you know that whatever tool you use to edit config is fine (Notepad, Word etc). It's your preference and I'm not pushing you to use Visual Studio and RoyalTS so this shouldn't be a big deal. What's important is getting the job done regardless of your preferred tool.
Thank you!
I really get to learn so much from your videos. And also can you create a CCNA course for beginners.
@@dramanationz a CCNA course would really take a long time though and for beginners it would be more CCST
Never saw this level of IRL videos; Really helpful
I really wanted to be as realistic as possible. Glad you find it helpful
This is an awesome video series, thank you!
Glad you like them! You're very welcome!
Great job. Very organized and you showed how important it is to communicate.
Thank you! Yes it's just as important as technical skills
Really enjoyed the video, very detailed and simple. Good job and looking forward to more. Subscribed.
Thank you! I also want to share the other steps like communication
Wow your RUclips channel is gaining traction! I remember when you had only a 1000 subscribers. Keep at it! Well done!
Thank you so much!! Hopefully I can keep posting videos
My good old days working in IT. Loud A/C with loud music playing Daft Punk on repeat and of course cold pizza late in the night and early morning just finishing my 4th Rockstar energy drink. The spaghetti RJ45 cables with all the cable colors in world on every switch port and server port from 5ft to 20ft, cleaning it all up and in a year do it all over again lol.
oh wow thanks for sharing!! haha your description of cables is on point!
@@EastCharmer I love it all! Great times!
Thankyou East charmer have a nice week.
You're very welcome! Have a nice week as well!
This was super helpful, thank you ❤
You're very welcome!!! Glad it was helpful!
Loved the video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent Video, you're best!
Thank you!! Glad you like it!
The NotePad++ can do the same, plus it highlights the selected text if appears more than once.
You can compare there the configs as well or you can use an online tool for this comparison, it's free and it will take you less time compared to doing it manually.
Good job and keep up the good work!
Thanks!! and yeah whatever tool used is fine. just happened that we use RoyalTS at work and it already has the features so I won't have to open different programs. It's just easier for me since we use it to access our switches so I can also compare it there.
Greetings from Brasil, I love your vids!!!
Thank you!! Cheers Brasil!
I’ve never configured switches at work because there were always teams to do that. I’ve only configured my Ubiquiti switches. Nice video.
Thanks! oh yeah other companies have in-house Network Team. We are an "all around" IT team coz we have no special teams in our location. Sometimes it's challenging to wear many hats but also a good learning experience. I haven't touch Ubiquiti switches yet. I've only worked on CISCO for now
@@EastCharmer I bet it's challenging to wear many hats but it's also great!! I worked for a company with many teams (network team etc...) and basically you learn nothing (well, almost nothing...) and basically you get no experience. So yeah, being able to do a lot of different things is really good in my opinion 🙂
thank you very much for this video 🥰
you're very welcome!!
I love videos like these.
Thank you!! I'm glad you liked it!
Well done beautiful lady! I love to see how you're getting more views! Very deserved!
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it!
I am just about to start a buildout of a new core (stacked 9500's) and lan stack (4x9200's) for a new building, transitioning to the new core from the old facility, then completing a buildout of a 10 strand 10G fiber loop. I love my job, I am always learning something new.
East Charmer. Such a technical demon and a complete doll.
Thank you! I wish I'm more technical that's why I'm trying to study again
I'm glad I'm not the only one cleaning up cable messes, it's so painful to look at :D
oh yeah for real. I can't work in that environment
Thank you beautiful! Amazing video
You're welcome!!
good video. I loved this
Thank you! Glad you liked it!!
Hi mam I am CCNA student thanks for sharing your Videos❤
Hello there!! You're very welcome!! Goodluck on your CCNA studies!
i love a woman that working on IT and networking, there are not many of them
Thanks! Yes I hope there will be more in the future. I'm still the only woman in the team
Not very sociable at work so I eat by myself, I felt that one because I preferred to eat by myself….coworkers can be a pain to deal with 😂
Yes indeed!! I just wanna mind my own business most of the time lol
Can't wait to graduate and actually start doing this ❤
Goodluck!!
Thanks great content,I so wish I could come and volunteer at your work to gain experience I'm in south Africa
Thank you!! Oh yeah I also wish there's more volunteer places where people can gain experience.
nice one!
Thank you! Cheers!
GOOD VIDEO!😃👍
Thanks! 😃
Thank you.
You're very welcome!
The part about being the only one cleaning up the space. I feel that. 🙃
Worked in 3 different places and it only seemed to be me. Like some people think they are above cleaning. It's still very much a part of IT or any job really.
Indeed! Like how can you even work if the env is messy omg. Some people also think that clean up is beneath them too just bcoz they're "engineers". If you made a mess , clean it up. If you don't wanna clean up don't make a mess
What a dime😍
Thank you
You're very welcome!
I love ur vidéos
Thank you so much!
👍👍👍
Thanks madam! dito s company namin halos wala kming access sa lahat. like switches. buti nalang may eve-ng, gns3 or packet tracer plus makakanuod ng video nyo. almost same lang ung idea pero sana soon maka experience din ng totoong device.
You're welcome! ay oo kasi madalas networking team talaga in-charge. oo nga atleast may simulation na so you can also do the same commands in real life
I Love you ❤️❤️❤️
Would like to see what you do to secure your systems. Do you follow any frameworks? Thanks
Love the video. What is that desk riser btw?
Thank you!! It's from flexispot
Use the interface range command to push config to all int at once
Like
Conf t
Int range gi 1/0/1-48
And past your config
Add ( , )if you have different line card
Like
Int range gi 1/0/1-48, gi 2/0/1-48, Fi 3/0/1-48
I enjoy all of your videos and learn so much. If you don't mind sharing. What rout did you go for education? Schooling or certification? And which ones if certs?
Thank you so much and glad you enjoy the videos! I studied at community college where I took computer and networking classes and got my A+ cert and CCNA training.
nice video, but the switch migration could have been an opportunity to do some cable management and manage the cable flow to new SW
Thanks and yeah we cleaned up the cables and replaced the bad ones too
such a nice video. I have CCNA degree but I am suffering to find a job as a network engineer. What do you recommend please?
What you meant by copy over configurations to the new switch? My company is actually switching out the Small Business SG500x with the Cisco Catalyst 9200L. Already implemented some.
before moving the cables to the new switch, the config from the old ones need to be copied first(VLAN, speed, desc) so the transition to the new switch will be smooth.
nice video what do you that riser?
Thanks! I'm sorry I didn't get your question.
I didn’t know it was so technical
there's also a lot of communication and collaboration involved
Can you show a video to configure a switch from scratch like how to physically access and configure
I already have a video about that. You can check the channel.
can you make a video of best practices of active directory in window server? hehe im really interested to that thing
yeah sure! That's a great idea for a video
@@EastCharmer Thank you so much, I'm looking forward to it :)
@@johnmichael12105 no problem! Do you already have experience with AD?
@@EastCharmer Yeah just a little bit but that knowledge is at 5 years ago hehe i almost forgot those configuration that i made when i was at senior high, i just wan to refresh those knowldge and enhance it for my future job hehe.. I'm at 4th year I.T course right now
you sound like a Filipino so I checked your older videos and I saw Jollibee.. hahaha
I am!! and Joliibee is life lol
about LAN cables or patch cord. did you buy them or you crimp it manually?
We have an engineering team that crimps the cables. Sometimes we buy them but they're made most of the time
@@EastCharmer thanks. some boss don't like to use manual crimped.
what certificates did you get to do all this amazing work? is CCNA enough as a starter
I had CCNA training and mostly trained at work. I think Network+ and CCNA are good certs for starters
@@EastCharmer love watching your contents, learning so much from you!!!!
I wish i was working with you! because I love configuring switches from scratch :) and another female co-worker is always better in a male dominated job :)
Thanks! Oh yeah I agree. I wish there's another female on our team too
cabling nightmare!
I know!!
I like your videos a lot. I have a bachelor degree in information systems and Networking, I want to be a network administrator. Please I wish to know which entry level job I can apply for while preparing for the CCNA
Thank you! Goodluck on your studies! You can try with a role in IT for entry level. It's a good way to gain experience on the field.
@@EastCharmer thank you 🙏
New camera and mic?😊
Yes!!! I hope to improve my videos!!
It looks and sounds great!!!👍🏼
Free network monitor tools any idea please update
is the new switch also connected to nexus ?
No it's standalone
Not a professional or anything… but in this case were new fiber cables ran for the new switch instead of using the old ones? Or are they not compatible?
Yes new fiber was ran on the new switches. I didn't move the fiber coz I haven't decommissioned the old switch yet just in case there's an issue with the new switch, we can always go back to the old one.
Have you used Jupiter switch or dell
I've just used CISCO at work and some ARISTA
Is IT apprenticeship good way to get into IT?
7:00 can you share this desk url ?
www.flexispot.com/alcoveriser-standing-desk-converters-m7?value=m7mbus&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwuJ2xBhA3EiwAMVjkVLFeWXqdpWbA1XEUfie8cPWf-DkSL0kBAeLFCPWNXJ-2V3v4WN9g7xoCQ0wQAvD_BwE
I also work with linux. You very Beautiful
Thank you!
I thought upgrade would be the work of DevNet's, lol
This would be more for Network admins, engineers but my role is all around IT so... lol
Any reason to use Visual Studio instead of Visual Studio Code?
Preference. In this case she only used it for text editing, which you can even use Word, or notepad instead lol
@@manphan6689 I use Visual Studio for Python so might as well use for this since I have it open. whatever tools used shouldn't be a big deal. Plus VS code is not used for preference. it's used for its features
coz I really don't do intense coding I guess
@@EastCharmer Oh yeah definitely, but in this specific case in your video, the only feature needed was search and replace which is in every text editor on Windows so it shouldn't matter which one you used.
Obviously for different tasks it'll require more than just text editing. I personally just use VSC for most of my coding and Visual Studio for app developments (C#).
@@EastCharmer okay, I thought that there were some special plug ins or something in VS for networking.
Set up a Camera and use clips of people not putting away their stuff, send in email or messenger 😄 Humiliation does wonders.
what clips of people? messenger?
i do all that + deep focus programming + answering the phone for non-tech business stuff + handling constant dumbass interruptions, all probably twice as fast (i just know its true cuz adhd and stuff) all for probably half your salary. How far am I from being a clown ?
Mmm maybe the red cable at 07:35 should be crimped again 😮
It does! I've asked our engineers to help clean up the cables and replace the bad ones and label them
Thank you for showing us a walk through of your process. How often do you have to swap out network switches?
You're very welcome!! hhmmm that depends but we typically swap out if the current device is end of life or end of support
Thanks for Sharing East Charmer
you're very welcome!!
Woooow East Chamer
I am learning a lot from you. Thank you for the good job.
I wish i'll get the opportunity to meet you one day 💋
Thank you so much and I'm glad you learned something! Maybe one day!
Its very informative 🥰
Thank you! Glad you find this video informative!!