Entering the world of Information Security and opting for a career path can be very confusing, especially for a fresher in the field. Knowing where to begin and what to learn. Now there are a lot of sources people turn to for advice but very rarely you’d find a rule of thumb or a proper progress plan to proceed which is still okay considering everybody has their own plan to make their career. Here’s my attempt at clearing out some of those doubts and giving you a progress plan of courses to do and certifications to get that may help you advance in the world of information security. The 5 step process of decision: Know your position Know your stream Know the kind of knowledge you want Analyze your options Set a progress plan & go Know your position: Knowing where you stand in terms of knowledge and expertise is a must, this will help you decide a proper training path. There can be 3 classifications under this point:   (i). Fresher (ii). Pro (iii). Expert (...

We love technologies that make our work easy ,one such technologies is DHCP when the network gets bigger and your network admin becomes unreachable to every device on the network he calls one of his friend in deed yes you guessed it right it’s his friend DHCP. Well someone’s friend can be your friend but you have to know him first or you just have to know how useful he can be to you in tough situations or if just want a Cisco Certification .Ok I guess much of going in circles let’s get to the point following lines are dedicated to DHCP working in the network it will help you in Cisco CCNA Training . Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)/Bootstrap Protocol (BootP) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) assigns IP addresses to hosts. It allows for easier administration and works well in small to very large network environments. Many types of hardware can be used as a DHCP server, including a Cisco router. DHCP differs from BootP in that BootP assigns an IP a...