Video – Cisco CCNA Training: How to wipe the configuration on your router
In this DrillBit™ Video, Cisco Instructor Mark Jacob shows how to take an existing Cisco router and make it your own. Mark recommends that students should purchase existing Cisco hardware and setup a practice environment of their own. In this video, Mark shows you how to wipe the config files of a previously installed Cisco router. Mark uses Tera Term to clear all previous configurations and reloads the device back to its original settings.
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CCNA210: ICND1 – Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part1
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Identifying and Fixing Misconfigured Subnet Masks in Your Network Environment
In this video, Cisco CCNA instructor Mark Jacob show how to find and fix misconfigured subnet masks in a typical IT network environment. Mark Jacob Cisco and CompTIA Network + Instructor – Interface Technical Training Phoenix, AZ
Windows 10 Features and Navigation – December 1, 2015
In this recorded Windows 10 webinar from December 1,2015, Windows Instructor Steve Fullmer presents the navigation and some of the new features associated with Windows 10 including Sysinternals Tools for Windows Client, Windows core concepts, exploring Process Explorer as well as some of the features that are not yet ready for prime time but will … Continue reading Windows 10 Features and Navigation – December 1, 2015
Detailed Forensic Investigation of Malware Infections – April 21, 2015
How does an investigator hunt down and identify unknown malware? In this recording of our IT Security training webinar on April 21, 2015, Security expert Mike Danseglio (CISSP / CEH) performed several malware investigations on infected computers and identify symptoms, find root cause, and follow the leads to determine what’s happening. He demonstrated his preferred … Continue reading Detailed Forensic Investigation of Malware Infections – April 21, 2015
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