appreciating that somebody from India is sharing his experience in the field of networking on this platform just like software engineering, now I can look up to somebody like you to whom I can follow.
Good point. There are plenty of ways to learn network security other than master degree ! And as you said hands on practice is important. Your videos are clear on to the point . Keep doing more videos on cybersecurity topics
Hello there! Awesome video! I am just getting started. I am interested in where you said you got your practice. Could you possibly provide a link? Thanks!!
Hi mate, I studied from CBTNuggets when I initially started my networking journey, mainly their CCNA course, link is here - www.cbtnuggets.com/it-training/cisco/ccna
I am working as a Paloalto TAC was thinking of doing masters now I know what i should i not do. I am CCNA certified and PCNSE. But i m confused about my next step
Its great that you are already getting valuable work experience. You also have good certs, you could try and take the next step to maybe get into some form of management in tech after a while.
Hi Royden, I'm starting a fresh career in network engineering and cloud computing. I believe getting a bachelor degree in not necessary but can be helpful in my future career. Is it required to have a degree in this field to reach a senior position or shall I just pass my CCNA ?
Hi, start with your CCNA and see how you like it. Once you get that you can then decide what you want to do ahead, but I don't agree with the fact that a bachelors degree is necessary.
What got you interested in networking? Is it because you find it easy, was it by accident? I never liked networking but it's grown on me a bit now I'm revisiting it. Maybe because before, it didn't really make sense or the IP addresses, OSI, port numbers went over my head. Thanks.
I started my journey into Networking during my masters degree. I had no clue what it was initially, however having taken the course, it did grow on me and over time I started loving it and building virtual lab networks seemed so much fun!
Hi Joe, I came to Australia on a student visa as I did my masters here in Network and Security. Good luck with your CCNA, you can reach to me on Linkedin if you need any guidance or help with the same.
I am an undergraduate trying to go to Australia for further studies. I have knowledge about diverse Tech fields and am planning to go for CCNA certification soon. Can I get a job in Australia easily as an undergraduate student having CCNA?
Hi mate, you can explore work visa options such as 482 however it would be highly beneficial if you have work experience before applying for this 482 visa. Once you gather 3 years or more of work experience your chances of getting a employer sponsored visa would be much higher.
@@thesocialdork1133What I mean to say is I am going Australia in student visa not in working visa. Is it easy to get a part time networking job with just CCNA and without any bachelor's degree certificates?
Hi, I would like to know if networking is still worth it, cause I have got a VMWARE certificate and I am preparing my self for Cisco CCNP enterprise and I am studying CCNP Security. Am I to a safe side please respond...
Hi Chris, being a network engineer is still worth it. I would suggest prepare for only one CCNP first rather than taking too much on at once. Focus on the CCNP and get that cleared, once done you can look into the CCNP Security however I am not a big fan of Cisco security but if that is something you like you should try to get it done. Also try to get a job as a network engineer if possible.
Hi Chris, you can go for the CCNA security, PCNSA or Comptia sec+ too. I have just put a video out on how to complete this transition, do check it out, it will help you - th-cam.com/video/CaUsPUMqltU/w-d-xo.html
appreciating that somebody from India is sharing his experience in the field of networking on this platform just like software engineering, now I can look up to somebody like you to whom I can follow.
Thanks for the support mate!
Good point. There are plenty of ways to learn network security other than master degree ! And as you said hands on practice is important. Your videos are clear on to the point . Keep doing more videos on cybersecurity topics
Thank you!
Great advice in this video, thanks for sharing
Hello there! Awesome video! I am just getting started. I am interested in where you said you got your practice. Could you possibly provide a link? Thanks!!
Hi mate, I studied from CBTNuggets when I initially started my networking journey, mainly their CCNA course, link is here - www.cbtnuggets.com/it-training/cisco/ccna
I am working as a Paloalto TAC was thinking of doing masters now I know what i should i not do. I am CCNA certified and PCNSE. But i m confused about my next step
Its great that you are already getting valuable work experience. You also have good certs, you could try and take the next step to maybe get into some form of management in tech after a while.
Hi Royden, I'm starting a fresh career in network engineering and cloud computing. I believe getting a bachelor degree in not necessary but can be helpful in my future career. Is it required to have a degree in this field to reach a senior position or shall I just pass my CCNA ?
Hi, start with your CCNA and see how you like it. Once you get that you can then decide what you want to do ahead, but I don't agree with the fact that a bachelors degree is necessary.
I found a 2 year degree (IT) useful. I was lucky to have a good community college nearby.
I've seen a 4 year degree (IT) be a waste of time for some.
What got you interested in networking? Is it because you find it easy, was it by accident? I never liked networking but it's grown on me a bit now I'm revisiting it. Maybe because before, it didn't really make sense or the IP addresses, OSI, port numbers went over my head. Thanks.
I started my journey into Networking during my masters degree. I had no clue what it was initially, however having taken the course, it did grow on me and over time I started loving it and building virtual lab networks seemed so much fun!
hello can you give some advice on bug bounty
Hey if you are listening!!
Please provide those free courses that can help us to learn networking.
And please don;t just suggest beginner level .
how did you migrate to Australia? what cert allowed you to move there? i am studying CCNA right now.
Hi Joe, I came to Australia on a student visa as I did my masters here in Network and Security. Good luck with your CCNA, you can reach to me on Linkedin if you need any guidance or help with the same.
I am an undergraduate trying to go to Australia for further studies. I have knowledge about diverse Tech fields and am planning to go for CCNA certification soon. Can I get a job in Australia easily as an undergraduate student having CCNA?
Hi mate, you can explore work visa options such as 482 however it would be highly beneficial if you have work experience before applying for this 482 visa. Once you gather 3 years or more of work experience your chances of getting a employer sponsored visa would be much higher.
@@thesocialdork1133What I mean to say is I am going Australia in student visa not in working visa. Is it easy to get a part time networking job with just CCNA and without any bachelor's degree certificates?
Hi mate, get in touch with me via Linkedin, ( Royden Rahul Rebello ) and lets have a chat there.
Hi, I would like to know if networking is still worth it, cause I have got a VMWARE certificate and I am preparing my self for Cisco CCNP enterprise and I am studying CCNP Security. Am I to a safe side please respond...
Hi Chris, being a network engineer is still worth it. I would suggest prepare for only one CCNP first rather than taking too much on at once. Focus on the CCNP and get that cleared, once done you can look into the CCNP Security however I am not a big fan of Cisco security but if that is something you like you should try to get it done. Also try to get a job as a network engineer if possible.
Thanks Mr thank you very much.
@@thesocialdork1133 so when it comes to security which one should I go for when I am done with my CCNP Enterprise.
Hi Chris, you can go for the CCNA security, PCNSA or Comptia sec+ too. I have just put a video out on how to complete this transition, do check it out, it will help you - th-cam.com/video/CaUsPUMqltU/w-d-xo.html
@@thesocialdork1133 thanks.
Would you still get your Bachelors degree?
Yes I would still get my bachelors as a base level of education is still needed