Cisco Networking

[Stealer]

Not sure if anyone else is aware, but I've just found their courses are free, not sure whether it is just for me, or if there is some catch? I've just enrolled in a course I did nine years ago for a refresh, but there appears to be others more advanced also for free. I probably shouldn't be putting this out there as it detracts from my personal qualifications, but hey if humanity acts selflessly the world would be in a much better state 
/Peace/
https://www.netacad.com/

[Romulus]

i learn this every day too! IPv4 addresses, IPv6 addresses!
I am doing very well, I practiced a lot and my previous dissertation also received (grade 4)
this is also my homework that is done:

[Stealer]

Nice one Romulus.  It's a really good little learning application.
I got a little side tracked with other life stuff, my "to do" list keeps getting longer 

[Romulus]

Nice one Romulus. 

Thank you.

my "to do" list keeps getting longer 

Sorry

[-Adler-]

Not Cisco, but OpenWRT, Netgear, Ubiquiti mix with VLAN (LAN,WIFI).
Wifi RADIUS authentication (private, guest network, camera)
Do you have VLAN (802.1q) and 802.1x (RADIUS) experience?

Overview (not finished) created with yEd graph editor
my todo list VPN (Wireguard or OpenVPN)

[Romulus]

Hi Adler 
You have a nice little working blueprint!

I am currently studying networking courses:


So far I only have knowledge of VLAN1.
now I have another chapter, another course, about which I can learn more about VLANs.
currently I only deal with IPv4, IPv6 addresses
By configuring devices,
Switch(es) -> VLAN 1
Routers....

I'm just learning about the Cisco course ... this page is available to me ... I have free access to the courses.

I will be studying VLANs chapter with my teacher next week.

[Romulus]

My new homework/job ( self-diligence ) traffic management.
PC0 has reached 192.168.5.64/26 and 192.168.4.128/26 network.
Switches were given a one vlan1 address.

[holyspam]

My new homework/job ( self-diligence ) traffic management.
PC0 has reached 192.168.5.64/26 and 192.168.4.128/26 network.
Switches were given a one vlan1 address.

Nice h-job work

[Romulus]

Nice h-job work

Thank you very much, Holyspam 

[KoTELLO]

Transfer vlan interfaces from switches to the routers and turn on ebgp on them with the redistribution of connected interfaces. Or ibgp and R1 make the route reflector 

[Absolute_Madness]

Transfer vlan interfaces from switches to the routers and turn on ebgp on them with the redistribution of connected interfaces. Or ibgp and R1 make the route reflector 

That's overkill to use bgp protocols here ^^