Most network engineers design LANs with redundant links between switches in order to provide higher availability as switch hardware and cable problems might occur. In networks with redundant links, broadcast frames could loop indefinitely—a broadcast storm. Since switches were built to forward unknown unicast frames, broadcasting ARP requests to locate unknown or shutdown devices may […]
Building a good roadmap to becoming a network engineer involves careful planning, dedication, and a step-by-step approach. Here are some tips to help you create an effective roadmap: Remember that becoming a network engineer requires time and effort, so be patient and persistent in pursuing your goals. Each person’s journey will be unique, so tailor […]
To become an IT engineer without focusing on coding, you can follow these steps: Remember, while coding skills may not be the primary focus, having a basic understanding of programming concepts can still be beneficial in certain IT roles. Adapt and tailor your learning journey to align with your interests and career goals within the […]
In this blog, we will learn what is VLAN an easy way in detail. Types of VLAN, VLAN access and trunk links, what are practical commands for configuring VLAN, and practical lab with configuration and testing. All devices reside in the same LAN and are in the same broadcast domain. All devices connected to a […]
