Category: Network Security
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Why DHCP Snooping Could Save Your Network: A Networking Mistake Learned the Hard Way
After setting up VLANs for a segmented network, I learned the hard way how neglecting DHCP snooping can lead to unexpected IP allocation issues. By properly configuring DHCP snooping, I ensured the network’s security and stability. This experience reinforced the importance of validating every configuration to prevent small mistakes from turning into major issues.
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10 Things I Learned Taking Applied Windows Server Administration at The University of Winnipeg – PACE
The University of Winnipeg – PACE, the Applied Windows Server Administration course equips students with advanced cybersecurity skills, PowerShell automation, and a deep understanding of Windows Server architecture. Here are 10 things I learned while taking this course.
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Investing in Knowledge: Why I Spent $1000 on Network Equipment for My Network Security Diploma
While embarking on my 16-month journey through a network security diploma program, it became evident that classroom learning alone wouldn’t suffice. The realization struck: to truly excel in the world of network security, I needed to invest in my own networking lab.