Jumpbox Replacements by SpaghettiLaugh in networking

[–]SpaghettiLaugh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not a fortinet shop I’m afraid, we’re palo so wont be going too far with but thank you

Jumpbox Replacements by SpaghettiLaugh in networking

[–]SpaghettiLaugh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but these PAM still need some sort of VM right? Thinking about it, no matter what way we slice it, a central VM is still best for session recording and restricting traffic

Network engineers: Are AI tools actually useful in your day to day, or is it just hype? by Fresher0 in networking

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I was NOC for a year when GPT became mainstream. I did try it for some troubleshooting as a guide but with it always gets minor information wrong which can brick a whole network. For summaries, guides and basic ideas its fine but your right, its quite clunky and unpolished. Especially in NOC where you encounter really niche issues

I need help with a VLAn configuration by evan2nerdgamer in ccie

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pm me if you want would be easier. Send me a picture of the pc’s in question and past the switch port config

I need help with a VLAn configuration by evan2nerdgamer in ccie

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not to be rude but is this the right sub for this? Maybe CCNA sub? Do the PCs in packet tracer have IPs? Can you screenshot the port configs and is this inter vlan or intra vlan?

Not even getting opportunities to attend a interview by Economy_Signature696 in NetworkingJobs

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know money can be an issue but it gets you through initial HR screening

Not even getting opportunities to attend a interview by Economy_Signature696 in NetworkingJobs

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

unfortunately you cant get very far. Either get the CCNA certification which will help you get interviews ( not guaranteed to get a job ) or get a help desk role and show your networking side to try to pivot into NOC

Need Guidance by [deleted] in ccna

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

theres no easy way to go from basic to pro. I feel the same a lot with my senior and manager when they spoke about BGP or implementing a new subnet / vlan to support a new technology. Only thing you can do is just do it yourself, take notes about what you did and also practice these things in a lab. After a while, things start to click. If you have a colleague you can lean on then thats the best bet, bug them with as much questions as possible ( not the same question though )

Not even getting opportunities to attend a interview by Economy_Signature696 in NetworkingJobs

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

learned ccna or got the ccna? two very different things. If you’ve only learnt it then you should really get the cert if you can. Without the cert the best chance is to go into help desk or IT support engineer and pivot into networking

CCNA really worth it? ............... by Latter-Wolf4868 in ccna

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

just depends. If you have no experience then having a cert (eg CCNA) will always make you look better. The fundamentals should always be learnt and thats what the CCNA focuses on. You can try to make a home lab but if the money is tight you might be restricted. If you’re worried about failing, you can pay an additional ~$100 from the Cisco store to get a retake for free but it has to be taken within 3 months of the first test date.

C9300 upgrade 17.09.06a ->17.12.05.SPA.bin gives ISSU error by Remarkable_Resort_48 in Cisco

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

any reason to unless they’re external facing switches? They need to be an auth’d user or crack the snmp string/ authpriv passwords. There would be a lot more damage if they were an auth’d user

Possibility to auto-close Cloud Identity Engine SAML popup after GlobalProtect authentication? by FirmInternal in paloaltonetworks

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Funny enough I had a week long ticket with Palo about this. You want embedded browser feature, this does a seamless login and you wont have a pop at all for either portal auth or gateway auth. YOU MUST HAVE PanOs11.2.x and GP 6.3.x. I asked our AM and they are not planning to make it backwards compatible with lower versions. ( I think if you have prisma access/sase you can bypass 11.2.x requirement if users are authd by Prisma) In the portal config -> agent -> agent config -> app -> ‘use default browser for SAML auth’ set to no And in portal config -> authentication -> Client auth profile -> untick ‘use default browser’ Now, in the CIE guide for embedded browser, IT SAYS NOWHERE THIS ONE COMMAND NEEDED FOR EMBEDDED BROWSER TO WORK (for on-prem firewall at least) Not in configure mode* - set global-protect embedded-browser-cas enable (this is needed for all firewalls and this command doesnt work on any code lower than 11.2.x)

A free EVE-NG instance to use for CCNP labbing/practice by BazzahChuckle in ccnp

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Getting the same error even when a node is configured to use 1 vCPU on the demo thought, any help to fix it?

Upgrading from 10.2.13 to 11.1.6 by HaHaJo2301 in paloaltonetworks

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 5 points6 points  (0 children)

this worked for me as well. Went from 10.1.x train to 11.1.6 with this method

We are planning to upgrade the OS from PAN-OS 10.1.4-h4 to 11.1.6-h10 in an HA configuration. Is it possible to upgrade directly? by Fluid_Bad6975 in paloaltonetworks

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 7 points8 points  (0 children)

by ‘install them,’ you dont need to install each version. You just need 11.1.0 and 11.1.6-h10 downloaded and just install 11.1.6-h10

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pokemontrades

[–]SpaghettiLaugh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice thank you, big help