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Hear no eviL, See no eviL. Network Engineer #CCNA #CCNP #Web3 #CFC #Islam #PUBG

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They never rated us, but now we are the best team in the fucking world. 💙💙💙 #FIFACWC #ChelseaFC #FIFAClubWorldCup2025
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This evening you will die😁😁 COLD PALMER 🥶
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EFCC kidnapped VeryDarkMan to look for a reason to arrest him? Interesting times in this country 😂 Now EFCC left financial crimes to focus on cyber stalking. Just Free VDM already clowns🤣🤣🤣
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Replying to @Cherie_O
Monad Testnet Transaction Journey 🥳 Starting this week, I will be posting guides on what to do on @monad_xyz testnet at least 3 times a week. Make sure you follow, turn on post notification so you don't miss out on this journey. Call all your friends, we are winning together!🥰
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Spot on many people are missing out by just letting their BTC sit idle in cold storage. Borrowing stablecoins against BTC is a smart way to unlock liquidity without selling— Converting to fiat for use is a solid move too, especially with how seamless some platforms make it now.
"I think that's something that a lot of people are sleeping on today, most people still keep their bitcoin in a cold wallet and don't earn any yield on it. [...] One thing you can do is: you borrow stablecoins against your bitcoin, you turn that into fiat currencies and now you can use it in the real world so you don't have to sell your bitcoin." -@WillemSchroe
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Community Program Is LIVE Earn up to $10,000 in tokens by completing tasks on Zealy. The earlier you join, the bigger the rewards. Running until TGE—don’t miss out!
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Check out this dope 8-bit skull by @agnt_hub, where AI vibes and degen energy collide in a retro gaming glow!
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Almost there, but I hope we all know what happens if that region doesn't hold. #BTC #CRYpto
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I just entered the $ZBU airdrop from @zeebuofficial. A $5M+ airdrop of tokens backed by over $4Billion in Web2 revenue. Join now zeebu.fi/
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Some of you were asked to come out and vote the last time, you said "no ooo, I'm all about my safety". Now that T-pain rules, are you safe?
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DAY 17🚀: I was a no show. _But DAY 18🚀 My focus was on configuring several protocols like: -SysLog (for monitoring changes made on a device) -Network Time Protocol (NTP) -Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) -Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) #30DaysOfConsistency @TheGeekHiveHQ
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DAY 16🚀 Learnt Dynamic ARP inspection: DAI feature on a switch examines incoming ARP messages on untrusted ports to filter those it believes to be part of an attack. Example of an ARP attack is the Gratuitous ARP as an attack vector. #30DaysOfConsistency @TheGeekHiveHQ
DAY 15🚀 DHCP Snooping- DHCP Snooping on a switch acts like a firewall or an ACL in many ways. It analyzes incoming messages on the specified subset of ports in a VLAN. #30DaysOfConsistency @TheGeekHiveHQ
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DAY 15🚀 DHCP Snooping- DHCP Snooping on a switch acts like a firewall or an ACL in many ways. It analyzes incoming messages on the specified subset of ports in a VLAN. #30DaysOfConsistency @TheGeekHiveHQ
DAY 12🚀 DHCP- Using DHCP has several advantages over the other option of manually configuring IPv4 settings. The configuration of host IP settings sits in a DHCP server, with each client learning these settings using DHCP messages. #30DaysOfConsistency @TheGeekHiveHQ
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The following list summarizes the DHCP Snooping rules : 1. Examine all incoming DHCP messages. 2. If normally sent by servers, discard the message. 3. If normally sent by clients, filter as follows: a. For DISCOVER and REQUEST messages, check for MAC address consistency
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DAY 12🚀 DHCP- Using DHCP has several advantages over the other option of manually configuring IPv4 settings. The configuration of host IP settings sits in a DHCP server, with each client learning these settings using DHCP messages. #30DaysOfConsistency @TheGeekHiveHQ
DAY 10🚀 Continued my Lab- I implemented an ACL (Access control list) on some interfaces in other to block and discard packets coming from certain IP addresses while allowing others.
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DHCP uses the following four messages between the client and server. (DORA): Discover, Offer, Request, Acknowledgements. DHCP client sends a Discover message on the network in search of a willing DCHP Server, the server responds with an Offer message giving details of an
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DAY 10🚀 Continued my Lab- I implemented an ACL (Access control list) on some interfaces in other to block and discard packets coming from certain IP addresses while allowing others.
DAY 9🚀 Set-up a Lab for the configurations of routing and also to get familiar with the command lines. Was able to define a static route for all routers in the virtual environment and ensuring all nodes can send an ICMP ping to each other across the LAN.
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Moreso I configured helper-address on my core switches in order to enable my endpoint devices to receive IP by DHCP. @TheGeekHiveHQ #TheGeekHiveHQ #30daysofconsistency
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DAY 9🚀 Set-up a Lab for the configurations of routing and also to get familiar with the command lines. Was able to define a static route for all routers in the virtual environment and ensuring all nodes can send an ICMP ping to each other across the LAN.
DAY 8🚀 Learnt about routing protocols which are sets of rules and algorithms the router uses to make forwarding decisions on packets. Examples are the OSPF, ISIS, RIP, BGP. OSPF is commonly used and it uses Djikstra's algorithm. #TheGeekHiveHQ #30daysofconsistency
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Will further explore other routing protocols like OSPF @TheGeekHiveHQ #TheGeekHiveHQ #30daysofconsistency
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