Comments for Who's Your ITDaddy? - CCNA Blog! http://itdaddy.wordpress.com Cisco Freak and Loving it! Mon, 28 Sep 2009 02:06:44 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About Me – IT Daddy by Bentow http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/about/#comment-305 Bentow Mon, 28 Sep 2009 02:06:44 +0000 #comment-305 Hey ItDaddy, That's what it is all about. Doing what you like the most. I didn't get you wrong about the certs. The thing is that I love this network world. I myself am a Linux guru, but more a Cisco guru than Linux. But, since I'm finishing college (I'm only 21), and I can't work because I don't have the time (full time college), I'm focusing on certs, because I get the knowledge from studying and practicing a lot for it. I think your idea to build your own WAN network is OUTSTANDING. I already did this kind of thing, where you have a problem and you can provide with the solution, but you don't charge for your hours, and you get something much bigger, in your case, your WAN network (no sure if it's the case, but could be hehehe) Well, let's keep up the good work. Tell me how is this experience. The problem in Brazil for hosting is the cost of everything. A 4MB full-duplex, plus a /25 IP Block costs at least R$2500,00 (+-U$1400,00), so it's best to host offshore in the US. You can get outstanding prices for a Dedicated Server with a HUGE ISP for as low as U$ 159,00. So, for me to have my own WAN will take some time, but I'll have it heheeheh Nice to talk to you. Cheers ItDaddy. Maurício 'Bentow' Ghem Hey ItDaddy,

That’s what it is all about. Doing what you like the most.

I didn’t get you wrong about the certs. The thing is that I love this network world. I myself am a Linux guru, but more a Cisco guru than Linux. But, since I’m finishing college (I’m only 21), and I can’t work because I don’t have the time (full time college), I’m focusing on certs, because I get the knowledge from studying and practicing a lot for it.

I think your idea to build your own WAN network is OUTSTANDING. I already did this kind of thing, where you have a problem and you can provide with the solution, but you don’t charge for your hours, and you get something much bigger, in your case, your WAN network (no sure if it’s the case, but could be hehehe)

Well, let’s keep up the good work. Tell me how is this experience.

The problem in Brazil for hosting is the cost of everything. A 4MB full-duplex, plus a /25 IP Block costs at least R$2500,00 (+-U$1400,00), so it’s best to host offshore in the US. You can get outstanding prices for a Dedicated Server with a HUGE ISP for as low as U$ 159,00. So, for me to have my own WAN will take some time, but I’ll have it heheeheh

Nice to talk to you.

Cheers ItDaddy.
Maurício ‘Bentow’ Ghem

]]> Comment on About Me – IT Daddy by itdaddy http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/about/#comment-304 itdaddy Fri, 25 Sep 2009 01:46:30 +0000 #comment-304 Yo Bentow, 90 percent for home lab. I am going to host a friends web site but nothing more. But I do IT work on the side for some small businesses. But really to be honest, I am trying to mimic my work WAN. We use T1 lines using csu/dsu time speed devices and well I am trying to mimic that with 4 sites and running voip across them. I plan on getting 3 or 4 3550s when they come down in price I hope hee hee. But I am trying to learn this stuff by building it. That is the best way I learn once I build it then I can go and hammer out my ccnp say in 6 months to a year but first I want to find my first love which is to do handson; so many people want to burn certs like breathing air. Me I am tired of the hussle and bussle and wanto to just play and learn then I can study by book my heart. So many people want Big bucks fast and big certs but me I just want to enjoy what I do. I think the enjoyment is lost with who has got what cert and look how big a cisco engineer I am. I am taking it slower in the sense where I am building a system voip everything then I can concentrate on certs. Don't get me wrong I am after certs but I am first after the skill. And some people can do both great but for me. I need to enjoy what I do at a pace I like. I have so many interests. I love both Microsoft stuff, linux, and cisco and programming. I am all over the place so I am building a hugh production like home lab that will work. I plan on hooking IP phones at each site and of course our beloved POTS there too. So then I can be well rounded. Once I get it all working. I will good about studying each cert and hammering them out. Good luck in your future bro. God bless you. -Robert (aka itdaddy) Yo Bentow,

90 percent for home lab. I am going to host a friends web site but nothing more. But I do IT work on the side for some small businesses. But really to be honest, I am trying to mimic my work WAN. We use T1 lines using csu/dsu time speed devices and well I am trying to mimic that with 4 sites and running voip across them. I plan on getting 3 or 4 3550s when they come down in price I hope hee hee. But I am trying to learn this stuff by building it. That is the best way I learn once I build it then I can go and hammer out my ccnp say in 6 months to a year but first I want to find my first love which is to do handson; so many people want to burn certs like breathing air. Me I am tired of the hussle and bussle and wanto to just play and learn then I can study by book my heart. So many people want Big bucks fast and big certs but me I just want to enjoy what I do. I think the enjoyment is lost with who has got what cert and look how big a cisco engineer I am. I am taking it slower in the sense where I am building a system voip everything then I can concentrate on certs. Don’t get me wrong I am after certs but I am first after the skill. And some people can do both great but for me. I need to enjoy what I do at a pace I like. I have so many interests. I love both Microsoft stuff, linux, and cisco and programming. I am all over the place so I am building a hugh production like home lab that will work. I plan on hooking IP phones at each site and of course our beloved POTS there too. So then I can be well rounded. Once I get it all working. I will good about studying each cert and hammering them out. Good luck in your future bro. God bless you.
-Robert (aka itdaddy)

]]> Comment on About Me – IT Daddy by Bentow http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/about/#comment-303 Bentow Thu, 24 Sep 2009 13:49:32 +0000 #comment-303 My god. That's some nice home project. Are you building it for learning purposes or for business? Cheers itdaddy! Maurício. My god.

That’s some nice home project. Are you building it for learning purposes or for business?

Cheers itdaddy!
Maurício.

]]> Comment on Windows Media Player Won’t Play Avi? by itdaddy http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/2009/05/09/windows-media-player-wont-play-avi/#comment-302 itdaddy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 01:38:21 +0000 http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=370#comment-302 I love windows media plater and I tried other ones that said the could play it and all i need was a codec that was missing and I used the codec that wmp gave as a result. even though i hate MS$$ at times that have some good stuff;? oxymorone ahhaa robert I love windows media plater and I tried other ones that said the could play it and all i need was a codec that was missing and I used
the codec that wmp gave as a result. even though i hate MS$$ at times that have some good stuff;? oxymorone ahhaa
robert

]]> Comment on Can’t Start Dynamips port 7200????? Answer by itdaddy http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/cant-start-dynamips-port-7200-answer/#comment-301 itdaddy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 01:37:14 +0000 http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=115#comment-301 any time yeah it was a pain in my ass; I looked every where but could find nothing so I posted it. I try to post sheet that I just cant find ;) I spend hours trying to figure out what happend and i didnt want anyone esle to waste so much preciosu time ;) cheer dude robert any time yeah it was a pain in my ass; I looked every where but could find nothing so I posted it. I try to post sheet that I just cant find ;) I spend hours trying to figure out what happend and i didnt want anyone esle to waste so much preciosu time ;)
cheer dude
robert

]]> Comment on Can’t Start Dynamips port 7200????? Answer by itdaddy http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/cant-start-dynamips-port-7200-answer/#comment-300 itdaddy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 01:34:54 +0000 http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=115#comment-300 anytime dude;) i think? hahahaha anytime dude;) i think? hahahaha

]]> Comment on Can’t Start Dynamips port 7200????? Answer by itdaddy http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/cant-start-dynamips-port-7200-answer/#comment-299 itdaddy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 01:34:28 +0000 http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=115#comment-299 hey zoom great tip thanks for sharing ; yep we need to share..;) except our women unless yours is hotter? ahhahaha ahahahaha thanks robert hey zoom great tip thanks for sharing ; yep we need to share..;) except our women unless yours is hotter? ahhahaha
ahahahaha
thanks
robert

]]> Comment on Example of what a CCNA Certificate Looks Like by itdaddy http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/08/11/example-of-what-a-ccna-certificate-looks-like/#comment-298 itdaddy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 01:31:32 +0000 http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=263#comment-298 huge ccna is a big step in the bucket; ccnp is way bigger. but ccna is a great start. i think personally ccna/mcsa is minimum requirements to understand IT maybe even ccna/mcse is the ground level to IT understanding the way IT is going you have to no how to program/be and MCSE and be a ccna to understand the basics I think but it is a good start. okay all said crucial to get robert huge ccna is a big step in the bucket; ccnp is way bigger. but ccna is a great start.
i think personally ccna/mcsa is minimum requirements to understand IT maybe even ccna/mcse is the ground level to IT understanding
the way IT is going you have to no how to program/be and MCSE and be a ccna to understand the basics I think
but it is a good start. okay all said crucial to get
robert

]]> Comment on About Me – IT Daddy by itdaddy http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/about/#comment-297 itdaddy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 01:29:49 +0000 #comment-297 thanks i am trying. i have a bunch of cool stuff later to share. I am bulding my t1 wan at home it is going to be awesome! robert i was gone for awhile so i am back now and hope to post some cool stuff thanks i am trying. i have a bunch of cool stuff later to share. I am bulding my t1 wan at home it is going to be awesome!
robert
i was gone for awhile so i am back now and hope to post some cool stuff

]]> Comment on Telnet over SSH port 22 for Remote Access by itdaddy http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/03/14/telnet-over-ssh-port-22-for-remote-access/#comment-296 itdaddy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 01:28:46 +0000 http://itdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/03/14/telnet-over-ssh-port-22-for-remote-access/#comment-296 if you havent figured it out this is what you do. if you have two access routers this is what i did. You make a static port in the router say and yes use dynd dns it is awesome okay 1. create static port forward say 192.168.1.5 is your access router on port 22 say for ssh set that in your router that is after the ISP 2. then of course you have to setup your ssh key on the access router. 3. then in the access router either plug one of the cables into the other access router to have access or just in the 1st access router set up a telnet in you access router using the host ip address scheme on the access router so you can just type in the tellnet hostname and it works. I had to do that unless you have two separate IPS connections I dont know what to do but split it up like that. again, have one of your async cables hook up the access 2nd access router of telnet setup from the first one. that is how i woudl do it. oh you have to establish an account on dyndns and in their make sure when yuo type in the address you make up :22 at the end or add it to your address so when the packet hits your public router, it will be t hen directed to your 1st access router. get it? robert ps. you can always ask me question...i have set this up and it works on my home system email me at robert1 at itdaddy dot net and it can help you better if you havent figured it out this is what you do.
if you have two access routers this is what i did. You make a static port in the router say and yes use dynd dns it is awesome
okay
1. create static port forward say 192.168.1.5 is your access router on port 22 say for ssh set that in your router that is after the ISP
2. then of course you have to setup your ssh key on the access router.
3. then in the access router either plug one of the cables into the other access router to have access or just in the 1st access router
set up a telnet in you access router using the host ip address scheme on the access router so you can just type in the tellnet hostname
and it works. I had to do that unless you have two separate IPS connections I dont know what to do but split it up like that.
again, have one of your async cables hook up the access 2nd access router of telnet setup from the first one. that is how i woudl do it.

oh you have to establish an account on dyndns and in their make sure when yuo type in the address you make up :22 at the end or add it to your address
so when the packet hits your public router, it will be t hen directed to your 1st access router. get it?
robert
ps. you can always ask me question…i have set this up and it works on my home system email me at robert1 at itdaddy dot net and it can help you better

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