Friday, December 6, 2019

Why "Tech in Vitro"

I have chosen the blog name of Tech "in Vitro" (Latin - "in glass"), which seems appropriate since all real networks are connected with glass (fiber optics).

I am taking a step to share a journey toward some technology certifications, and first is the CCNA. I am currently enrolled in "Cisco CCNA 200-125 - The Complete Guide to Getting Certified" taught by Neil Anderson www.flackbox.com. Some of the slides will be from this course hosted by Udemy.
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