I'm going to start this post much like I ended the video. A huge thank you to my friends that work with networking equipment for a living. I know how a much much better understanding of what they do and how they do it!
Basically we're starting with a blank switch, configuring routing, adding some vlans, and a couple dhcp pools and going about our way.
If you want to see the commands it's all in the description of the video or you can find it all on the git hub.
Hope you enjoy!
Here is the first episode of the Desk to Datacenter series. I show off the equipment we'll be using to get started and discuss cabling and some other parts about how a real datacenter gets setup.
This is a pretty short one bceause we don't have a real datacenter so we aren't worried about environmentals, redundant power, uninterrupted power, etc. Just "racking and stacking."
Thanks and enjoy!
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I'm going to start this post much like I ended the video. A huge thank you to my friends that work with networking equipment for a li...
