Watch This BEFORE Starting In Networking
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
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If you're interested in starting a career as a network engineer, this is the video for you! In this video, we'll teach you everything you need to know to get started, from the basics of networking to the skills you need to build a successful career as a network engineer. We'll cover everything from how to get started to the important components of a successful network engineering career. Thank you for watching!
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0:00 ⏩ Keith Bogart
1:50 ⏩ Cisco CCNA
4:08 ⏩ Resources for CCNA
6:30 ⏩ CCNP lab Options
8:04 ⏩ What's After CCNA
10:10 ⏩ Get a Job With No Experience
14:26 ⏩ Impact of Cloud and AI on Networking
18:36 ⏩ Who Should Get Cisco's CCIE
21:55 ⏩ Get Your First Networking Job
26:10 ⏩ Keeping Current
30:44 ⏩ Keep Learning
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I don't know if Keith will ever see this but thank you for your videos and helping me pass my CCNA. I got a job immediately after getting it and it has literally changed the trajectory of my life. Amazing video. I'm still bummed my company no longer provides INE access.
I only studied for CCNA years ago and didn't get the cert, but goin thru this path will definitely help me stand out of the rest! Am gonna try to work on to get those !
People get so many mixed signals from the industry. One person will tell you networking is dead except for the really senior level so prepare to study for 10 years and the other person is telling you that you can get a job within 1 to 2 years 😋
If you actually thought about it for a second, networkers are nessesary to maintain a companys IT-infrastructure. Dont know why you would believe networking is dead when its literally a fundamental part of any business
networking can never be dead....all we do is rely on data. I don't even know who would even say that.....its actually picking up
Am in France struggle to get my ccnn for years now . But with this video I will be learning network for myself till I die no matter the time I will take I know that one day I will get to the top
Tk U for sharing, will look into the INE courses
Keith is the truth! I always include his INE content in my networking education resources. Juniper, Cisco, CheckPoint, you name it! Nice to hear he did time in TAC. That's my goal followed by Cisco Crisis Response.
he is epic.
Really looking forward to getting deeper into IT!
Getting out of the military soon and hoping to get my first networking job. In the military I am definintly a jack of all trades because some times you can't rely on anyone else to fix your stuff when your in the middle of nowhere. But my main job is on the networking side and I am hoping to get my CCNA soon!
Really great info! I've gone back and forth on what training and certs I need and this was really great guidance.
Im glad it was helpful
This video-roadmap is a must. Thank you both for all this amazing content!!
thank you for watching
Great video, I'm starting my journey into networking and loving it so far.
Epic, Im glad you liked it
Straight and to the point from Keith. I love it!
Epic
I needed this video as this is where I want to head professionally. Thank you for everything.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir BeardedITDad for hosting Keith Bogart. What a fantastic instructor. Fun fact: The best cisco instructors have the first name Keith and initials KB. Keith Bogart, Keith Barker
Great advice, as always. Constantly learning watching your stuff. Constantly referring people to your channel.
Thank you
Great to see Keith!
This was extremely helpful, I'm pivoting from administrative work with an undergrad degree in Journalism. I've always had strong interests in I.T and networking but wasn't ready to pivot back then. Now, I have more resources, drive, time and a better understanding of what I have to do going foreword and I'm optimistic about starting my journey to get my CCNA! End goal is CCIE but shorter term, CCNA and then CCNP :)
That's fantastic to hear! It's never too late to pursue your passion. Best of luck on your journey to get your CCNA and beyond!
I really appreciate Keith's honesty and his practical perspective. In my social circle, the common advice is usually just to get your CCNA and call it a day. But as he mentioned, it looks like everyone has the CCNA and pushing for ENCORE is potentially away to stick out. Additionally, something that hasn't been emphasized enough is volunteering or shadowing someone in the field. It might seem daunting, but I'm definitely going to give it a try.
I agree.. everyone has their ccna.... You need to make yourself stand out
At my old IT job there was a contact center agent interested in getting into IT. He approached me for advice. I spoke with my IT Operations supervisor and decided to allow him to shadow us for a month. After coaching him and him continuing to work with us on and off for 3 years he was able to get a entry level IT job at another company. While not the norm it can work, depending on the company.
Better off getting a job after CCNA and get some experience rather than just keep taking certs Keiths courses are fantastic though
@@tenderwarrior68 So the guy had to shadow for THREE YEARS and then just to get an entry level IT job probably not even paying $45k a year?!? That's GARBAGE!!
@@Akihito007- He spent 2 months each year for 3 years, not 3 full years. His fulltime job was in the Call Center.
Great video, it is always nice to hear from so experienced mentor in the networking field. Thanks for that.
glad you liked it
Getting my CCNA but I’m also seeing a lot of companies are outsourcing
I found this channel and I'm loving it. Keep the great content 👌
Thanks, will do!
Great video! Thank you for providing us with all of this great information.
glad to help
I can say that Keith is my best mentor and INE has huge influence passing my CCNA, this man is beyond best, his CCNA course is the best i ever seen, making topics so easy giving such details that you become confident you know that topic. Wish he did CCNP Encor and Enarsi from zero, because it would be best thing ever
Ill tell him to get on it... lol
i was one of those people who (because of the military) had to speed thru my certification, then looked for a job in the civilian sector living in fear of being exposed for not knowing much. thankfully, they taught me most of what i didnt know on the job and were super patient. so dont be afraid to start before you're ready, if you land the job then you're ready and/or they'll teach you whatever you need to know.
1000% correct!!! start messy and just be determined to learn and you will go far.
Awesome and informative video, yet again. Thank you 🙏🏾
Thank you
Keith Bogart is one of the best instructors out there! ⭐Thanks for sharing such a helpful convo, @TheBeardedITDad!
He is.. Thank you for letting me barrow him for the afternoon! 😁
I really appreciate what you have shared with this video. Being someone who is looking into a career change, this I learned a lot and I have a much clearer understanding of networking.
Thats epic.. im glad to help
Thanks for the info!
Any time!
14:52 very pertinent question ❤
I very much like your channel. You've got one more subscriber!
Love the video. I am studying for my CCNA now and want to learn more about Cloud, Linux and AI.
all great things to learn but don't bite off too much at once
Completely agree with this advice and I plan to apply it to my own career.
Glad you enjoyed it!
REALLY great info about additional non networking "IT duties" you should be familiar with. I got a spare computer back up and running and plan to run Hyper V to learn some of these servers.
Glad it was helpful
Nothing but golden advice. As usual!
Thank you!
I’m looking into purchasing an INE subscription. Would you recommend it for beginners or is it more intermediate-advanced focused?
As a pre-university student, I have learnt a lot from your videos and it truly gave me an insight into networking in general. Thank you for putting out your resources online for free, as it really helps people like me who genuinely want to learn.
Thank you and your welcome..
Great interview guys. Thank you
Thank you
Very insightful and inspiring video!
Starting my first pfSense setup soon to keep learning!
Keep up the amazing job!
Im about to build a new pfSense box soon.. its alot of fun
@@TheBeardedITDad Will you make a video about it?
love to see Keith here, hes like networking father to me hahah
Now you should invite Jeremy and complete holy trinity of networking (Bogart, Barker, Cioara)
Keep up the good work, cheers from Russia!
Ive been talking to Jeremy and he is a busy guy... ill pin him down one of these days...lol
This is great practical advice. Thanks!
You're very welcome!
Home lab is a great way or may I say tool that would allow you to gain hands on experience in Networking and ICT
Although I haven’t been able to find a mentor nor volunteer, after taking networking courses at my local college, they allowed us to lab/ practice all we needed after completing the course.
thats epic.. it can be hard to find a mentor.. linkedin can be a great resource for this
Due to so many jobs going overseas or to H1B visa holders I'm looking at networking as my career path now.
woohoo ive loved everything ive seen keith be a part of cannot wait to use his videos to actually learn for a cert
He is an epic trainer!
Great video!
Definitely got some information to take away from this video. Great, informative video, thanks
Thank you
Wow, this video is a goldmine for anyone diving into the world of networking! Keith Bogart breaks down crucial points and provides invaluable insights. The time stamps are super helpful for navigating to specific topics of interest.
thank you
Thank you for sharing insights and the giveaways.😊
no problem
Great video! I would add that after your CCNA you should figure out if you want to stay on the networking path and if you do you should learn things like Bash, PowerShell, Linux, maybe some programing and automation and then think about your CCNP after all that. Get the basics down and move up from there.
Great advice.. I leaned into toughs exact 3 things after and to really paid off
@@TheBeardedITDadCan just learning python knock off learning Bash and powershell? I know it can be used for automation.
@@tcrawford8430no you need both Python and Bash. Don’t worry about powershell.
Great video, keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
the way how cisco ask questions or giving tasks in the exam result in learning theory without any practical benefit / relevance.
i see ccna is s great foundation for proving u have a general IT skill because u understand the physical engineering on OSI layer models.
Very interesting conversation. I didn't know that much about the Cisco certification roadmap, so it's good to know how they fit together and which ones make sense for which situations.
Glad it was helpful!
This keeps me motivated to keep studying
keep grinding it will pay off!
Great advice!
Thank you
Great video, this is just what I needed. I let my CCNA recently expire late this year due to thinking the grass is greener over in Software Engineering. Turns out I really did enjoy networking and now I am trying to get back into it. I have 3 years of Network engineering/ Admin experience in total but a year gap of software engineering. I am pursuing my CCNP currently and just was concerned on the current job market.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
@IT Dad, What other fields can a tech who is a network/system admin transition to? Network & Systems Engineering come to mind besides Cyber. Not sure if there are any other paths and any other paths that pay well too. What are your thoughts? Thanks!
Data center or service provider would be to easy pivots.
Keith is one of the best authors at INE!
agree
Great video, very interesting points from Kieth
Thank you
Rumor has it that FortiGate is taking over the Network and Network Security space. I’ve been procrastinating my CCNA for the longest, I’m a sys engineer by profession at an MSP but want to move more into networking. What is your take on FortiGate and Cisco
Great video really enjoyed it.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video man keep it up .
Appreciate it!
we had packet tracer. i have cisco 1&2 certs would like to finish my ccna
go after it
Might sign up for ine, I am using CBT nuggets right now . Signed up for my Ccna and I want to get my CCnp this year
to be honest i switched from CBT to INE and im so glad I did
I’m excited to start a career in networking. I plan to attack the CCNA and get it done!
go after it and keep learning.. dont forget to #LabEveryDay
Keep putting out amazing content!!
Thank you... will do
Damn, i just received notification of this podcast today on apple pod, and I missed another amazing giveaway 😢😢
we are working on moving these to be synced up... here in the next two weeks they will be with in a week of each other.
This motivates me to push harder
im glad
Outstanding video.
Thank you very much!
The cloud comment is huge. In our org, we have a dedicated cloud team who is constantly spinning up resources, and constantly need to get tunnels to our on-prem DC. There are no network engineers on the cloud team, despite us exclaiming that there should be. Even with the plan for one of those express routes in the new DC, there is always going to be a need for network engineering to build and maintain the roads the packets route on.
I hace my CCNP, encor.. Im studying for the ENARSI(concentration ).. very few offers so far .. any suggestions
work on your resume.. you have everything you need for that first job...
Can you talk about what he meant about contributing to the repos?
thanks
You're welcome!
Good stuff !!!!
Thank you
Man he seems like the instructor I need to ace this ccna and beyond hope i win this giveaway
he is an amazing instructor
This is awesome 🎉
Thank you
Can studying an A+ study guide covering core 1001 & core 1002 still help me pass and other materials. I accidentally purchased the wrong book and will return it if necessary. What is your advice?
It will cover like 90% of the stuff you need to know for the exam.
love your videos
Thank you
Great video
Thanks!
INE makes great training courses.
They are my new favorite learning platform.
you are the best
Always liked using INE
me too
great video
Thanks!
He didn't really answer the question so I will ask for anyone that want know the question. Should a new person to IT study the network + before studying for the ccna?
There is overlap between the two. Network+ is vendor neutral so it's not going to touch any of the specifics of Cisco CLI for IOS/NXOS/ASA/Cisco Secure.
My 2 cents is if you're currently a Helpdesk tech or you're trying to get an understanding of HOW systems communicate with ports and protocols is study and complete the Net+. If you're specifically trying to get into a Network Technician role or your current org is heavy in Cisco And you have a fundamental understanding of TCP/UDP/Routing/Switching, skip the Net+ and go right for your CCNA.
I too am finishing my bachelor's degree in Networking & Security recently passed my Network+. This video is helpful precisely to my level of knowledge. I too was wondering if a masters degree is a viable option [SANS Masters???]?
I don't think a masters is needed any more
If I start today, after initial training and two years working in help desk, I’ll be ready for a network engineer job in three years. Will companies be taking on newbie’s in three years or will existing engineers be teaching the ai who will be the new newbies. So tough trying to figure out whether any career path will still be there in the time it takes to become proficient.
You shouldn't be spending 2 years in Helpdesk if your goal is networking. Use 6 months to understand the internal process and systems, take great notes, be vocal in meetings, then the second half to really show you want to be involved in networking. Communicate to the network team, demonstrate you can think through issues logically, take fantastic notes, and chat with them when tickets are escalated and resolved.
Awesome
Really cool
Thank you !
Very cool
Thanks
Love it
thank you
Great advice, as always.
Thank you
great
I’m curious how can i participate in a one year premium INE giveaway? 27:50
This giveaway is over
Do you have pilot licence or marine licence ?
no
A network engineer named bogart, I hope he shares his bandwidth
So is the consensus around here that a computer science degree is not needed??? Or is it just assumed you already have the bachelor's and these are the certs youll need
Nice
Thanks
too late! already started working on the CCNA
lol well hopeful you still learned something
Thank you!
You're welcome!
CCNP omw
go get it!