Colin Schmit
Breaking news – Cisco is changing their CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certification exam in February 2020. What does this mean for you? It means that it’s time to get your CCNA cert as soon as possible. Why? Because, why wait for the unknown? Here are more reasons why to get your CCNA, right now: […] Read More: 4 Reasons to Get Your CCNA Now
Ralph Smith
It’s time to escape the pressures of course curriculum and exam stress. Take a break and learn Cisco with out memorizing unnecessary information only for the exam. Easy, breezy, beautiful ACUCM is a stress free course that covers the fundamentals of Cisco including Call Manager and Voicemail. In this week’s VBlog, Ralph Smith talks all […] Read More: All You Need to Know About ACUCM Course
Dan Goodman
As an internet user, you have three ways to manage your access points; the Autonomous Architecture, the Cloud-Based Architecture and the Split-MAC Architecture. In this week’s VBlog, Dan Goodman explains each and dives further into their implications and how they can benefit managing access points. (scroll down for video) Wireless Access Points: the Basics If […] Read More: 3 Flavors of Wireless Access Points
Raymond Lacoste
We love Meraki products, easy to set up, easy to troubleshoot, easy to monitor, easy to maintain. Even though they are easy, you can still get tripped up.In this week’s vBlog, Raymond Lacoste, shares five things to have a much better, easier Meraki Security Appliance deployment experience. Photo credit: Cisco Meraki But first, […] Read More: 5 Things You Should Know About Meraki Security Appliances
Ralph Smith
Did you know Americans hold about 11 million meetings per day and of those, 85% of all meetings require remote attendees to join digitally? This is one of the reasons why it’s so important for admins to understand the ins and outs of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager, also known as CUCM or Call Manager. […] Read More: Using Cisco Conference Now Functionality for Your Company
Dan Goodman
Wireless access points are the bread and butter for most IT department, but these latest use cases are anything but. While most people use their WPA to access cat videos without an ethernet cable, Schlegel Villages is using them to save lives. This long-term care and retirement community management company is building a network of over 1,500 […] Read More: The Latest Uses of Wireless Access Points: Life-Saving or Home Decorating?
Dan Goodman
A new emergent tech trend is about to hit that will affect how consumer Wi-Fi APs are managed. Within the next year, millions of consumers could have multiple access points in their home. Considering most consumers have an ongoing battle with one router, this is a change from the norm. This trend began in January […] Read More: How to Choose Between Autonomous Access Points and Lightweight Access Points
George Chanturidze
Having issues within multiple deployments? Learning from a live instructor, online has never been more affordable and effortless. Here’s a quick snapshot from a live class with Sr. Instructor: Ralph Smith. Enjoy! Looking for training? Take a look at some of our Live, HD course demos! Read More: Issues in Multiple Deployments
George Chanturidze
Sometimes these “common” switch characteristics aren’t necessarily so common. Here’s a quick overview of some of those characteristics with Cisco guru, Desiree Lindfield. Enjoy! Looking for training? Take a look at some of our Live, HD course demos! Read More: Common Switch Characteristics
George Chanturidze
A brief clip from a StormWind Studios ICND1 Class touching on how to use ACL’s to manage traffic. Read More: How to Use ACL’s to Manage Traffic