Good youtube Channels for staying up to date with Networking tech

[TechBoyJK]

Hi All,

Just curious if anybody has any recommendations of youtube channels that I can watch at work to stay up to date on all things networking. Can be vendor specific as well. Juniper, Cisco, etc.

Can be basic stuff, discussions, tutorials, etc.

Basically wanting to know if I'm missing out on something that I don't know about already.

Thanks!

 

[razel]

Give us some examples of channels that you found.

 

[JackMDS]

https://www.lynda.com/Network-Administration-training-tutorials/2067-0.html

 

[Gryz]

If you really want to know about new networking technology, you might want to check out this blog: http://blog.ipspace.net/

Almost daily a new post by Ivan Pepelnjak. Mostly about Datacenter-networking, routing or SDN. Ivan has been around since the early nineties. He is CCIE#1354. He used to be an official cisco trainer, back early on. He's a bit skeptical, so often he'll try to debunk the latest marketing fluff. But that's good. It'll show you the details. It'll teach you how stuff really works. He knows what he's talking about.

Ivan also has a weekly podcast.
http://feed.ipspace.net/podcast/software.gone.wild
Audio only, but it might be interesting for you.


And then there is Packet Pushers: https://packetpushers.net/
Website, blogs and podcasts.
But I find the subjects less interesting myself. More about operations, less about techology itself. And the level of information and detail is a lot lower than at Ivan's blog.

 

[nerp]

The "This week in enterprise hardware" on TWiT is OK.

 

[SStegall]

There are a couple of good playlists on the site, especially the technical videos at the KBTV list.

 

[Zeee530]

PC world's "The Full Nerd" podcast is pretty good, covered Vega in latest episode.

 

[mxnerd]

My PlayHouse - a very casual way to learn tech (network, storage, server, hardware)

https://www.youtube.com/user/SirNetrom1