CISCO Port Security at work | Commands and tutorial for beginners (Packet Tracer)
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2024
- #computernetworking #ciscoswitch #portsecurity #networking #ciscoconfiguration
Hey guys, in this video, I will share how port security is applied at work, best practices with port security, Port security cisco commands and homelab example in Packet Tracer and Verification commands to test.
If you're interested in this video, please keep on watching and I hope you enjoyed. Thank you!
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I completed CCNA 6 months ago and Now I am refreshing my information. Keep it up, you are so helpful !!
You're welcome!! Nice! Just keep practicing too with labs. I've been practicing too so I won't forget
Great stuff as always. Almost starting to forget all this after being out of work for a while. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Oh yeah I forget too especially if I don't practice with it that often. So making these videos also is a refresher for me
Yay ! My fav IT Channe! Thanks for educating us.
So flattered! you're very welcome!!! home to make more videos like this
thank you so much for your tutorials, i'm definitely going to rewatch this series all over again for the knowledge.
you're very welcome! I might miss something on the videos but I always try to cover everything that I can
Great content! Very informative and you are adding value to the community!! Thanks a lot!
Glad you think so! I appreciate that!!
I like the way you do it. More action than words. Keep up the great work.
Thank you! I actually thought I'm talking too much
I love your networking series. Thank you so much. Your networking playlist is really helpful.
Happy to hear that! you're very welcome! And I hope I can keep posting videos like this
Great! One of the best Networking RUclipsr.
I don't think I'm the best but thank you tho!! Appreciate it!
thank you so much for your tutorials CISCO Port Security at work
You are very welcome!
i use to go for the actual switches and routers configuration course too but this is also part of my refresh too, thank you.
That's nice!!! Also a reason why I make videos is to refresh and motivate mw
Another great content ate! Keep it up po i love to see this kind of tutorials, showing the actual and real scenarios of what's happening inside IT. An addition to one of my favorite channels in YT aside from Networkchuck.
Thank you so much 🤗 I've been watching Network Chuck too!
Great explanations… thanks .. 👍🏾
Glad it was helpful!
for me I learned a lot of things that I didn't know before so you're helpful
I'm really happy that you did!
New here. I love your networking videos 🇵🇭
Welcome aboard! Thank you so much!!
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excellent explanation, congratulations.
Thank you!!!
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I just subscribed to your video .Keep it up !!! ❤❤❤
Thanks for subbing! Will definitely keep posting videos like this!
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Love the video. I am currently studying for my ccna and also taking a linux class.
You're very welcome!! Oh nice goodluck on your classes!! I am also studying Linux
@@EastCharmer good luck on your classes. How are you enjoying Linux so far
You are amazing 🙂
Thank you!
I subscribed to your channel and I find it interesting for students and intermediates person
Thank you! I appreciate it!
This video is gold. I’m getting ready to take my ccna soon and these videos are a god send! Literally telling us step by step process with real life videos in an enterprise environment! 👍🏾🫡👏🏾
Thank you so much! Wow goodluck on your CCNA and I hope you'll pass. Just keep practicing your labs!!
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Really well presented! Thanks beautiful lady! Lots of great stuff!
You are so welcome! Thank you! this took me days to record and edit lol
thank you for this. Now i won't be scolded by my female teammate who is our IT infrastructure lead :D
you're welcome! oh wow lol
Hi, i love your videos. Best natural videos ever.
Please how to purchase your decommissioned network equipments? Need it for my lab. Thank you
Thank you for the feedback!! I'll try to see if my company is willing to sell them
do you have video on AAA (Radius & Tacacs+)? Love you video btw!
Thank you! I don't have a video on that yet but that's a great video idea!
can you made tutorial how to create vlan interface on cisco router?
ok I'll try!
@@EastCharmer what do you think about IPv6? Was the need to replace IPv4 necessary given that PAT is used and the addresses are enough anyway?
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Can you put a video about vlan ACL
Very useful. I know you have a networking playlist already but any chance you could create a ccna playlist for those going after the cert?
Also id be curious about how you broke into the it world. What certs/creditials did you have to get a job?
Thanks! hhhmmm I'm not sure if I can make a CCNA playlist coz my CCNA knowledge is not up to date. but I might do some CISCO cert playlist if I get a cert.
I studied IT in school and got my A+ and CCNA training.
If you're looking for a complete CCNA course, i recommend this channel : @JeremysITLab, it covers any aspect of the CCNA and Jeremy is a great teacher!
I want to learn about Networking and related programming. Please show the way, dear sister. Thank you.
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I want to know if all computers in your network have administrator-locked BIOS or not? Because someone with Linux USB thumb drive can boot up any computer without user consent if there is no USB boot locking.
Could you feature cisco nexus vxlan implementation
Hi, where are you from? And where you're working in?
Can you make a video for full router configuration plz
I'll try!
Can you made tutorial on how to configure a firewall
ok!
Hi,
Thanks for your work about Cisco configuration.
I use for my job port-security, as you said, to protect unknown computers.
But I’m looking for command who shut port for a little time because it’s a wrong mac@, and when the right PC is connected port is in normal state, so up.
If you have any ideas ?
Thanks and best regards
Configure the
# Err-disable recovery cause port-security
(By default it will reset your port after 5 minutes) or you can manipulate the time as well
@@sukhminderpal2465 thank you! I just remembered this one.
@@sukhminderpal2465 hi, thanks for this command. I will try this tomorrow.
Best regards and have a nice day
@@sukhminderpal2465 thanks for sharing this command, after reading about this, I do that : errdisable recovery cause psecure-violation
errdisable recovery interval 30 . This command works well. My mistake was to looking and searching the same command for a port.
All switches ports are protected and it’s better.
Thanks for your help, have a great day. Best regards.
ive never been a job that did this, to much extra work, but I understand why
sorry to even ask this Q? do you see the layoffs in your arena of IT?
Or do you find being a (hands on) technician/engineer/what you do VS
sales, management and outliers being non tech layoffs.
i dont see anyone really talking about it. Thank you
no that's a great question. hhhmmm well I think I can only speak based on my experience and on what I've observed so far since the pandemic. I think IT is solid when it terms of layoffs (tho this might not be the case to all IT jobs). My previous company laid off around 50% and no one from the main IT team was laid off. I think this is because IT runs the infrastructure and systems so if they lay off IT, who's gonna run the tech and who's gonna offboard the people? Also from what I've seen, IT is more stable and safe even if the job isn't always exciting compared to the more popular tech jobs like cybersecurity, software engineers etc coz those were the jobs that were laid off from my company. But this is all just from my experience
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Wow. You look so incredible it may almost make my mouth water. Great job, so sweet
keeping track of that is a nightnmare also
plz raisecom and edgecore configuration next video miss
Will try!!
Hi,
Is there any possible to protect ports with password in unmanageable switch, suppose if I want to add any pc into network it should ask credentials for assigning IP address to that pc. It's possible in unmanageable switch?
I don't think you can configure it on unmanaged switch
What happens if you have multiple hosts in a single room? The hostname of my devices are by asset tag numbers.
great question! we just add letter after the room number like 1010a, 1010b, 1010c and so
can you run 2 pc's etc on one ethernet port? like say you have 60 pc's and only a 24 port switch and attaching 2 pc's to port fa0/1?
yeah you can share multiple devices on a port by plugging in different devices like ethernet switch, network bridge, hub
@@EastCharmer what i mean is can fa0/1 share 3 pc's or not?
@@bulcub no, I don't think it's possible to directly connect multiple PCs to a single port without using additional hardware
Is this tool free? Do we need to buy pcs and switches or it is like a virtual playground for learning?
Yes Packet tracer is free. It's a simulator so no need to buy hardware. But it only works for CISCO tech
Pwede Po ba mag apply dyan?
Teacher, i try to follow your step then remove the cable...and join using another pc..one end to switch is red but other end to pc is showing green..dont know where i getting error
Hello, you have to re-enable the port where you plugged in the cable using "no shutdown" command. If you have port security on that port, it would only work on the computer with the MAC address saved on the switch
I will keep trying...it"s great to have someone like u teaching us.
@@EastCharmer
@@runnerlinux1474 I hope you get it working! Just remember that if you set the port to shutdown, you have to manually re-enable the port
Can you show something more advance and fun, like set an AI SIEM in layer 2 or layer 3
I'm making videos for beginners. And also videos showing real world practices and not clout content. If you want more advanced and "fun" there's other channels for that.
I understand your a network person, but network security is were FW/IDs/IPS/SIEMs would be used in real world. But I get it kid
@nxtlvltrades2862 lol if you watch my videos, I'm an all around IT and not a Network specialist. You don't get anything. Idk why I can't make the videos I want on my own channel without having know it alls and show offs comment some nonsense like they know everything
Thank you for this informative video.
Q. Ccna Cisco certification really worth it or not and is there any future scope after completing Ccna certification? Please answer.
you're very welcome! I think it's still valuable because CCNA also teaches you fundamentals of Networking and CISCO has been a popular brand and a lot of companies have been using it.
@@EastCharmer Q. Popularity of clouds storage is increasing so what is your opinion on this and still any scope of Ccna certification in future ?
@@ashwinchimankar3392 well that's true but not all businesses are going full on cloud or can go full on cloud. Also, the networking is also one of the backbones of cloud tech. Not so sure about the scope of CCNA in the future but don't just focus on CCNA if you are leaning on networking. Focus of learning Network fundamentals and CCNA just like any other certs expires every 3 years or so. So you still have to keep learning in the future
I understand, thank you for your precious time.😊
@@ashwinchimankar3392 you're welcome! hope it helps!
No port security on etherchannel nor trank? really?
stick shutdown ports in a VLAN blackhole, just incase you never know!
You single? 😇
Girl this is great and all but you literally talked thruout the video
didn't I show the commands and how to do the lab?
@@EastCharmer you did but what im saying is there was too much talking in the video and it was none stop... i still like your content tho
@@saksikafa of course I need to explain. I just don't wanna show a command and that's it. I really think it's important to understand everything like what the command does , what is best practice not just memorizing commands