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You are so welcome!!! Will do our best to keep posting content like this!

Thanks!!!!

Thank you! I really wanna show real world situation as much as possible

wow!! Congrats on passing CCNA!!! great job!! I'm glad I could help!

hhmm unfortunately we can't touch any layer 3 at work but I'll try to make a router video

You're very welcome!! Thanks for the sub!! Hopefully more videos to come!

You're very welcome!! Yes you can save the running config to flash drive. Just make sure that it's formatted to FAT file system and then you can export that to a text file and automate it to other switches

Wow! Goodluck on your interview!! I always say it's better to be overprepared!

You're very welcome!! More to come!

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

Oh I think VMware workstation player was discontinued so you have to download VMWare workstation Pro now. Yes you still need a VM coz Windows server is a totally different OS and I think it's also more expensive if you have to pay for the license that's why we typically install the free trial on a VM

@@EastCharmer thank you

Thank you so much! It's a great bag and I really appreciate your feedback!

You're very welcome!!! Yes I agree this is important to learn so I'll keep making these videos. We're now on the 6th episode so hopefully more to come!

@@EastCharmer Thank you, I wish you success in your work and life

Thank you so much!! Happy to hear that! Hopefully I can make more ticketing videos

oh really? that's funny lol I guess for us we just deal with the issues.

Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!!

Wow!!! that's really great! congrats!!

@@EastCharmer thank you! And then I got told that we all Hawk Tuah up in the place. So I'm excited!

thank you! yeah I really like sharing real world videos like this. Did you take a certification just for voice? that's an interesting role. I also work on IP phones but all I do is configure and troubleshoot them. what's your role like?

@@EastCharmer No, the company I started working for was just looking for anyone with IT/Networking experience and was willing to train people to fill the role and pay for certs. I did have some experience managing stuff in Communication Manager and Unity for a small company and my general IT experience in other businesses they gave me a shot... My role is at a MSP and the contract my department is on is for a hospital/healthcare for several states and I am assigned a particular region. So I deal with the basic stuff like troubleshooting and basic configuring of Cisco VoIP phones, provisioning servers for new sites are being build, doing network hardware upgrades like configuring and installing new Voice Gateways, troubleshooting analog cabling and troubleshooting PRI/SIP calling issues. Going into telecom has been interesting. We are encouraged to pursue certs. Never thought I would pivot into telecom but it has been fun and interesting side of the IT/Networking field. CCST>CCNA>CCNP: Collaboration.

@EastCharmer I did not go down the certification path. My last position used Cisco VoIP systems and the IT department was small, so we all received a crash course on how to use and support it. The company I work for now hired me because I had some experience in CUCM and Unity and a strong IT background in general. The company I currently work for is an MSP, and I primarily support a hospital system in the region, so there are multiple locations. I received a lot more on-the-job training, from troubleshooting phones and basic configuration in CUCM to building small departments in CUCM and building and deploying ESXi servers and voice gateways for new hospitals being built. I also troubleshoot SIP/PRI calling issues and still work with analog some for faxing. It has been an interesting transition from just typical IT/networking work, but it has been very enjoyable.

Wow! I'm really glad you're learning! You're very welcome and I hope I can post more videos like these

Thank you! Will do! Goodluck on your studies!! I hope I can make more videos like this!