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What certification or degree are you currently pursuing? Or what new skill are you working on learning?
I’m currently working toward my CCNA and spending as much time as possible labbing and strengthening my networking fundamentals.
What about everyone else? Let’s learn from each other! 👇
🧠 CCNA Question of the Day: STP
You have a Layer 2 switch network with multiple redundant links.
Which STP port role is responsible for providing a backup path to the Root Bridge but remains in a blocking state during normal operation?
A) Root Port
B) Designated Port
C) Alternate Port
D) Backup Port
Drop your answer below! 👇
Let’s see who’s brushing up on STP! 🌐
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Looking to connect with more people in the tech community! ☁️
Networking, Cloud, Cybersecurity, or Systems Administration — I’d love to connect!
I’m currently working toward my CCNA, building labs, and continuing to grow my skills.
Whether you’re studying, breaking into tech, or already working in the industry, let’s connect, share knowledge, and grow together! 🤝
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Technology is constantly evolving. New tools, protocols, platforms, and technologies can feel overwhelming.
But here’s the thing: the fundamentals of networking don’t change.
IP addressing, subnetting, routing, switching, and understanding how devices communicate are still the foundation of everything we build.
You can learn every new technology out there, but if you don’t understand how networks actually work, you’re missing the bigger picture.
Don’t just learn the latest technology. Learn the networking principles behind it. Those fundamentals will carry you through every new technology that comes next.
#Networking #CCNA #IT
@Jacobmalherbe21 Literally! Understanding what OSPF is is one thing; knowing how to configure/unconfigure it and troubleshoot any routing issues is completely different. Same with ACLs, NAT, VLANs, etc. Much more than just knowing what a DHCP pool is and what a DNS server is.
One thing studying for the CCNA has really opened my eyes to is just how many different paths there are in networking.
Routing, switching, wireless, security, automation, cloud infrastructure… there’s so much more to explore than I initially realized.
The more I learn, the more opportunities I see. And honestly, that’s what makes this journey exciting.
Still learning, still labbing, and just getting started. 🚀
What area of networking interests you the most?
🚀 My roadmap for breaking into Cloud Engineering:
1️⃣ Networking 🌐
Master TCP/IP, VLANs, routing, switching, DNS, DHCP, and OSPF. (CCNA)
2️⃣ Linux 🐧
Build a strong foundation in Linux administration, Bash, permissions, services, and system management. (RHCSA)
3️⃣ Automation & IaC ⚙️
Learn Python, PowerShell, Git, Ansible, Terraform, and infrastructure automation.
4️⃣ Cloud ☁️
Take those skills into AWS or Azure. Learn cloud networking, compute, storage, IAM, and infrastructure deployment.
The goal? Build a strong foundation before specializing.
One step at a time. One lab at a time. Always learning.
What’s your roadmap? 👇