INSTALLING NEW CISCO NETWORK SWITCHES – HIGH SPEED DSL ETHERNET NETWORK WIRING
If you have been following my technical videos, you know which we have been upgrading the computers as well as the network infracstructure equipment. Right right away the commissioned network apparatus has 10/100 Mb throughput, but with close to 400 computers & printers on the network, which bandwidth is not going to cut it, we need gigabit speed…so we systematic lots of Cisco giga switches and adding one more high speed network cabling. In this video, we have unpacked a little of the Cisco apparatus and we have been …
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holy shit!
that is a lot of swichs
just kidding…
If you have Macs, EVERYTHING works in the first attempt.
is heaven if works in the first go but after my experience, nothing goes in first
attempt so it will be hell i’m a beginner in the art of netwoking end CISCO IS THE BEST
Who the hell needs 20 switches in a single room
Okay i guess. My teacher is pushing us through the course. I have a skills final on OSPF. I know its not too tough but im not so sure.
Yea, my high school just started it this year and next year I will finish up the 4th part (Junior year-1st and 2nd part, Senior year 3rd and 4th part) and I agree with how difficult it is. We just got done with Subnetting and wooo.. thats some crazy stuff, took me a while to get it all down.
MAN!!!!!!! Very big amount of Cisco equipment. From what i know Cisco equipment is very expensive…….
daaaaaaaaaaaaaaam…
please send me some switches and cable to finland..
I am also taking the course how are you doing in it?
CCNA (cisco certified network associate) is the first level. thats what im noing now its four semester course. Its not easy im in my second semester now.
What exactly do you have to study to get this kind of jobs?
I mean work with servers and stuff.
damn your in heaven…
wow… from like 2 switches to over 20…
thats super cool i remenber firs cisco installation router and switch 2500/1900 lol good stuf bro
We have the same switches at our school
thats really cool man i have a 16 port smc switch that i use for lan parties and stuff ha nice hardware and good luck
I’m sure this is a ATM network, but just wondering. Remember rack management and grounding, as well as the BICSI standards for the category wire you use.
Who is designing the build? I have installed this size time and time again and have seen all the pitfalls hope you get a expert installer. By the way are you utilizing cat5 e or 6 or even 7 wire? and what about power management and cooling and or fire safty, as well as system monitoring?
Wow, that’s a bunch of freakin expensive networking hardware. Really impressive:-)
*Slobber* So pretty!! You know if you don’t want your old stuff and you can just send to where ever, Indian Hills CC in Ottumwa IA would greatly appreciate a donation! They have the best state wide Computer Networking program! Their working with some old old stuff and not a big budget…
Oh god. Have fun setting that up, hahahaha!
Nice stuff!