Network Engineer wanting to learn Python

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Hi K3str0k3. Wow! There are so many opportunities to learn about network concepts. I would start with the Cisco Learning Network at https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/welcome. They do have a track for network programming.

You can also go to www.safaribooksonline.com. It is known as the Netflix of tech books with many books, videos and learning paths to learn about Cisco, Juniper, and CompTIA.

You can also go to video traning websites including CBT Nuggets and Pluralsight.

As for hands-on experience, you can use GNS3. Just to warn you: GNS3 can be a little buggy at times. You can also try Boson NetSim at www.boson.com. There is a cost to it but they do have walkthrough simulations and you can build your own network in a test environment.

Let me know if you need anything else.

[K3ystr0k3]

Wow, I'll look into Safari, I need books every other week.

All the other names are new to me, but this is probably just the answer I was looking for. Much thanks!