How to Become a Network Engineer in 2020

Great video

Piggy backing off your topic about entry level requirements. Why do companies mostly in the realm of MSPs give the title of something like Network Engineer to someone who is essentially level one help desk ? I am sure this happens in an internal environment but it seems that mostly it is MSPs that give out random job titles.

Hi, I am a fresh graduate from IT. May I know what certification I can take for this networking path?

How to become a DBA

Looking to set up my own lab at home can you recommend a channel or some website to help I have no experience in this so need help from scratch, thanks in advance 👍

I love your videos , i've recently have been checking in IT (while studying entrance exam lol) , so I'm wondering what is " Telecommunication and Network Engineering " ?


Would love to see your answer ! Thanks for advance

System Admin

Would companies typically require a bachelor’s degree related to computer science/engineering to be considered for a network engineering position? And thank you for this video.

Devops

I am system admin am doing job right now but i donot know how to improve my knowledege what path i chose

What would be the best path from being a Low Voltage (communications) installer to IT field ? I’m proficient in network systems and how they work, installing switches, converters, devices, terminating CAT6 and alike cables , coax and fiber optics.

What do I need to get into IT field please?? (What certs)
What courses etc to take?

I know quite well about IT basics and systems and also hardware, but not degrees or certs. Just looking to change career.

Hello sir,
Recently I have completed my master of networking, however, m not able to get any job in the IT sector as I don't have any relevant experience. Could you please guide me on how can I kick start my career.
I am very confused :(
Thanks

I document all my work with meta data that the work order's require. You could say that I'm a field engineer? My most recent projects have been access point deployments in some pretty big warehouses on 40ft skyjacks. The switches I install are pre configured although sometimes I do console in with a remote tech with putty for troubleshooting. Using packet tracer ( now going to try GNS3 ) It helped for sure. Having the experience that I do after a year of solo work like this I feel has lead me to think becoming a network engineer is for me.

I'm trying to get my CCNA soon already passed all Cisco courses.
I wanna do internships to get started it! I want the opportunity to grow in this field.

Dude, I love your shelf. WoW server? Ryzen 7? my man.
Out of interest, what is that server and how did you get it?

Every one who didn't dive deep into networking doesn't know that networking is like medicine knowing about routing and switching doesn't make u a network engineer it's like a general doctor
You literally need to know about these to become a real network engieer :-

Network security and risk mitigater
Cloud services and computing
Python Network programming and automation
Wireless and voice networks
Linux and Microsoft a client will ask u that his device isn't responding to the voip collaboration
Network virtualization & Problem solving
Maintenance and troubleshooting
You want to know a bit about telecommunication and radio communication
Firewalls : Palo Alto Sonic Wall F5 FirePower Fortigate Sopohs UTM Checkpoints SRX : Those are the most popular
Be online for newer technologies like ACI, ISE, DNA, CUCM, VPRN, Puppet, NPB, Insieme Solutions,Policy-based awareness and control
Quality and traffic scheduling and management
And lastly this is recommended by experts will give you more ponus is to nail about 3 or more vendors and their cli.
Cisco
Juniper
Huawei
Extreme
Aruba
Arista
VMware
Netscout
Nokia
Those are the most popular

"become the network... be the network"

Can Corona affect this job

thanks sir

Do I need maths to become a network engineer because I'm currently doing math lit and I want to study network engineering.

My path: College, MTA, MCP, A+, ITIL V3, 6 years helpdesk, (did my Commercial pilot’s license in between lol) then 10 years L2 Deskside where I did tons of cabling and racking and configuring for an oil and gas client and then CCNA and yes I forked the $400 and bought some equipment and built a lab and now I am an engineer with a government client. Will be working on CCNP. To be honest you can progress much quicker but, my years as helpdesk and then infrastructure/ deskside have proved invaluable. I jumped from 68 K a year to now 110K .. I must say though, I busted my ass in the field like a dog for a decade and a half. Discipline = freedom (Im Canadian so Im making $81K approx in US dollars for you Americans)

Hi there,
I want to become a self-taught CCNA. Is it possible?
If yes where can I go for great CCNA modules content?

buy a server, upload esxi, and download GNS3. if you need help on how to do this, feel free to message me.

What are some options for documenting the journey for your home lab?

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I'm diploma in computer engineering cam I become network engineer

can science and I.T together make me a network engineering

im glad you made this video. Im going for this as a second career and the University of Florida said i should come to them and get a CS degree. But my local stat college offered me to take the BS in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications with Co Ops they offer. plus they offered me a scholarship to make it free.

Hi currently I am working as network engineer for IBM
I am planning to do masters in computer system and networks??
It is worth to do masters in computer systems and networks in 2020

Further I want to work in network security field

If I do beng hons in computer networking Must I do certification course?

That’s 5 minutes I won’t get back 😡😡😡

hi new Subscriber. keep safe guys

For nearly everything...study and lots of time.

How do you document your experience

I'm a BE CSE graduate with lots of interest & passionate in Networking and CyberSecurity needed a job ?

What is IT

I herd another option to a network engineer is working in a cable and satellite like cox cable or dish network and directv company installing cable and wiring and devices and then start working on getting certs and other types of training for networking is this true

Cyber Security Supervisor

Don’t bother, I’ve been trying for years and never got a shot. Despite some experience and CCNAs and degrees. It’s always the same…Gotta have the experience to get the experience. Or, what have you been doing for the last 6 month? Once I didn’t get the position because I have a CCNA but not a NET+… No company is willing to train unless you are buddy buddy with a hiring manager. After nearly 20 years of trying I finally just tossed my $1000+ Cisco lab equipment and books and gave up. I used to be very passionate about networking but got tired of spending money and time on something I would never attain… so I remain a jack of all traits and master of non… I wish all aspiring neteng folks better luck than I ever had.

How?

I want to know how to become a network admin with very little experience

Я вспомнил, что не знаю английский

Starting a IT and networking fast track 2 year degree in 2 months. Im looking to make serious money so ill train as hard as I have to.

Lean to say to users I work on Networking Engineering configuring routers, using Unix, Linux and becoming Cisco certified (Most times a money grab)! I fell into it in 1984 after the adoption of Ethernet Standard wiring up our high school math classroom computers networked with the Librarian new computer to the Principle new Computer (our school had a Kodak grant) through the new switches! That's now how I fell into networking!

Hi,

Please reply me if anyone can answer my question.

We have 500 laptops and we need to put all system in a domain.

Is there any shortcut or any tools which can help us save our time in this activity?

I just want a job 🙂

lol some of us live at home with our parents who would never let us build our own network in their house

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Can you make videos about all the careers you’ve had and responsibilities it could be like a series