
Learn python for networking from zero, install and verify components, use networking examples, set up labs with VMware Workstation and peanut lab, and automate pushing configurations to multiple devices.
Explore Python's print and comment components, using print to display network configuration results and arithmetic examples, while comments document scripts and aid troubleshooting.
Explore Python conditionals with if statements and comparison operators such as equals, not equals, less than or equal, greater than or equal. Apply and not to combine conditions.
Master Python loops, including for, while, and range, to automate repetitive network tasks and print iterative results with increment and decrement examples.
Install the peanut lab in VMware Workstation, download and import the image, configure offline login, and create Python labs for future device additions.
Add new devices to the peanut lab via the command line interface, log in as root with peanuts, download Cisco layer 2 and 3 images, and fix permissions when needed.
Learn to add devices in the peanut lab using FTP, including logging in, navigating image directories, fixing permissions, and changing the device hostname.
Discover how telnet enables remote access to network devices across locations using TCP port 23. Configure passwords and privileges, and choose between local authentication or Radius/TACACS for access control.
Learn to configure telnet on routers and switches using a single password. Configure line vty access, enable passwords or secrets, test connectivity, and save the configuration.
Use telnet to a switch with multiple users and passwords to demonstrate privilege levels from 0 to 15. High privileges enable privileged and config access; lower ones restrict show commands.
Learn how to push configurations from a Python telnet script to a Cisco device, including logging in, entering privilege mode, configuring terminal, setting the hostname and interface IP, and exiting.
Push switch configuration from a Python script via telnet in a lab, creating a vlan and it department settings, then verify with show vlan brief.
Automate the creation of hundreds of VLANs in a single Python script by configuring a switch, defining a VLAN range (2–500), naming each VLAN, and saving the configuration.
Learn to automate router configurations by sending a single Python script to multiple devices, creating a privileged user, configuring interfaces, saving changes, and verifying with show ip interface brief.
Celebrate completing this course for network engineers and learn basic automation concepts to start automation quickly. Encourage viewers to leave a review and thank them for watching, signaling upcoming lessons.
This course help you to access in networking automation and use it , Many engineer take time to send configuration when you have a lot of network devices ,
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By Starting this course will help you how to use automation in your duties at least you know the basic configuration and how act with Python
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Benefit of this course that we have start from zero no need to have background in Python
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Another thing each concepts you learn you must take an exercise about it with Python to practice every concept
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Otherwise you learn how to install Networking tools to practice well such as VM-Ware and Pnet LAB
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Python allows you to build scripts to automate complex network configuration. It is the most widely used programming language for software-defined networking, and is a critical skill for new network engineers.
Learn the fundamentals of the language, including objects and variables, strings, loops, and functions.
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Learning a higher level language like Python will get you up and coding faster and more efficiently. Generally, if you are interested in networking and are looking for a coding language, Python or Go is probably your best choice
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Professionally, Python is great for backend web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and scientific computing. Many developers have also used Python to build productivity tools, games, and desktop apps, so there are plenty of resources to help you learn how to do those as well.