the Network Engineer tools I use: WAN Killer: bit.ly/WANkiller IP Address Scanner: bit.ly/ipscansw Network Device Scanner: bit.ly/netdevicescanner Wifi Heat Map: bit.ly/wifiheatmapsw Wifi Analyzer: bit.ly/wifianalyzersw SolarWinds NPM: bit.ly/netperfmonAre you going to learn Linux??

Chuck: just gets a freshly newborn Also Chuck: man there is no better feeling as a linux command that works

Thank you Chuck for creating all this lab content in your channel. I studied and lectured IT till 2020 but, always focused on BPM and PM sides of it, avoiding coding any time I could.. Until I came across your channel a couple of months ago. Now I can't spend a day without learning more about coding mate. You're amazing mate, thank you thank you thank you

I bought an SNES one summer back in the day just to play SimCity non stop. I would let it run overnight to cash in a bunch of money to build more stuff, hehe. Sold it after the summer ended.

Just setup my first pi-hole project today on an old 2B+ I had laying around. Such a cool little piece of hardware!!!

Chuck, you literally spoke the most honest truths there at the end when it comes to Linux, raspberry pis, kali, everything! I’m excited to know you’ve been doing this whole subject for multiple years. I’m still new to the channel and will check out more of your videos. But seriously, you’re doing your thang, bro!

You’re changing my life positively and reigniting my belief in IT again ... Bless you Chuck

i wasn't alive when the SNES came out but to this day i play the handmedown console from my older sister. great videos!

"If you weren't alive when the NES or SNES came out let me know". I wasn't even alive for 9/11 and i'm a legal adult. There's some time perspective

Started learning linux this summer and I'm already having so much fun. Made a commitment to do everything from terminal!

This was a really fun video! Because of you I've decided to start learning Linux. Thanks for the video!

The moment I received the Raspberry 4 I was kinda stunned how fast it works, I have used it as desktop aswel when my PC was gone and even works for web-development using FileZilla and edit images with GIMP. Amazing what a 70-80$ can do!

I did one of these for my daughter a few years back for playing old games,worked well,works great as desktop like you say.

I had mine as an openvpn server as well! So dope what you can do with these things. Congrats on the baby as well! Take care my friend!

It’s funny, I bought the RPI4 specifically for Retropie, needless to say I’ve sunk into a tunnel of information relating to the pi and it’s so interesting. (Ethical) hacking to gaming, quite a wide range.

I'm not a tech guy, just a hobbyist, but I'm loving this channel. Entertaining and educated. Keep it up!

Thanks for the suggestion to study at the end. Solid advice

In addition to what you said the Raspberry Pi also makes a great Pi-hole / VPN machine. PiVPN is one way to go but I only have experience using Wireguard on the Pi which has worked GREAT. The touchscreen that you have for the Pi is awesome I'll definitely be looking into it for my next Pi. My current Pi is headless as a GUI is not needed and it lowers memory usage.

What about a Pi-Hole? That is my favorite, it kills all those third party adds that keep playing in the background.

Love that I'm not the only one who opens a thousand tabs to solve one problem, that turns into ten small problems.

Using mine as a PI hole!! Super effective and kills all the annoyances that might have really effected the CPU usage and would have slowed down your comp.

I really like the Rasberry Pi. I may get the 3 first and then the 4 in a month or two. I plan to use it to write stories. I am also starting to study linux. I started out with Dos and I loved Dos. I resisted moving towards a GUI for a while.

Retro pi is amazing! Those games from that era are much more entertaining and chalenging than those from this time...

Thank you, for this information. I am studying Cyber Operations and trying to get a better grasp on coding with Python and using Linux.

Bro. Love this channel. You were the first link to my Google search of Raspberry Pi. I came for classic emu gaming and learned so much more! I will be watching more of your excellent videos. Great work my man!

Wasn't alive when snes came out but my mom showed me the old games and I love them

I know next to nothing about Raspberry Pi's, very new to networking in general, so I'm quite looking forward to you going into them more!

Congrats on the family brotha! So im new to this channel. Ive had a raspberry pi for like 3+ years now and literally never used it for anything because i could never figure out what i could do with it. Mine has the touchscreen thats like 7 inches! Im hoping I can get some ideas from your videos and utilize my Pi finally! The retropi has always seemed cool but I can do the same thing to my SNES classic! Great video hope to watch more!

I was around when the 1972 Atari came out. Yep! When I became a teenager I played games nicely on one from the 1980's. In those days, as primitive and cumbersome as they were every kid had to own an Atari arcade platform. Awesome content from NetworkChuck, thank you.

I love the Raspberry Pi as well. Great video. In fact I really enjoy SBC's in general, but the Pi has a much much larger community for support. I'd like to use the Pi for Wireshark to capture packets on my network. Do a video about that Chuck. Thanks man.

Your welcome for the beer! :D Love raspberry pi's!

You have a great video persona man just subscribed and you definitely pushed me to buy one. I’ve been teetering on the idea for a bit but you just made me feel like it would be fun no matter what i do with it haha

Your content is awesome love the enthusiasm and I just got a raspberry pi. I look forward to learning with it.

"what are you studying today?" I'm currently studying the CCNP Route exam. I actually just missed your live stream due to learning deeper concepts on EIGRP manual/auto summarization. Fun stuff! I just passed my Switch exam on Monday and will have the Route done here in mid September. Blowing through this NP.

Thanks for sharing your passion. That's what makes the channel great!

I use my raspberri pis as ip cameras, as IoT devices to track temperature / humidity, and as 3d printer monitor (octopi). There are some low frequency microphone pickup every time you touch the table, I would suggest adding some foam or rubber isolation between mic and table or perhaps a high pass filter in software.

First time finding you... Great show and things to do! This is just where I am starting to get to know Linux. One PC dedicated to Linux and of course learning the WHOLE BUNCH of Raspberry Pi stuff.... Keep going. Not sure what year you are in but its all new to me. Thanks for the encouragement!

I was alive when the NES came out 😁 Got one for 6th grade “graduation”, but had to save half the money myself through extra chores and stuff. Child labor lol Thanks for the content. Getting my first raspberry pi to run Pi-hole for our home network, but am intrigued at how much can be done with them.

Hello NetworkChuck, I started following your channel about 2 months ago and I have learned more from your tutorials than courses I have taken out of my local college. Thank you for your great work. Can you do a tutorial on how to setup that little LCD screen with your raspberry pi, I even bought one because I want to try your methods, but when I tried setting up the screen, it did not work. Please help me with that.

i am new to Raspberry and thinking of learning. This is cool way to start. Thank you so much

Watch videos of beginning Linux with your kids. Fantastic! I’m a kid at 62 with 35 years of IT. Got a PI 4 and was lost. This helped me tremendously. Thanks!

You've convinced me. I'm getting into Pi!!!

I was alive when my mom bought an NES. Then got us kids an snes a couple years later. Didnt get the 64 until 2 years after its release.

Thank you for all your service. Your mentorship is very exciting. I'm 50 years old and just beginning. Thank you.

Chuck, thanks for your videos bro. Really enjoying them.

I remember getting the SNES for Christmas back around 1992. Joe and Mac and The Addams Family games were good ones.

These things are addicting. I now own two 4B's. I use one for pi-hole, like others have mentioned is great especially WiFi devices that don't have the greatest ad blocking, and for a mumble server. The second one I installed Jupyter with the Python3 and R IRkernel, installed letsencrypt with dynamic DNS. Kinda cool to practice on your own 'cloud server'.

I’m a new subscriber and you inspired me to learn Linux. Regarding Raspberry Pi, I’ve been working in projects for the last 6 years. I currently have 3 (WD Labs, Gaming System and Touch Screen).

I've been using my Rpi 2b with different OS's and the VM you recommended in a earlier video. Thanks!!!

I wasn't alive when teh SNES came out! But I've played on my dad's one, I think it's still in the loft!

I love raspberry pi's, I was playing with one, Now my company has deployed over 50 with the software I wrote for it. My main uses for a Pi, Pi hole, Digital screen for Storefronts, Media box, Smart TV upgrade Home Automation I've learned so much about Linux just tinkering with the pi. I was ok with Linux but I'm a lot better now. I started with Slackware 2.4 ish. Then didn't use it till about 5 years ago.

Yes i have two of this . And now I have a laptop. Nice video informative.

you rock dude, ive learned so much with your channel

So I was exactly -12 Years old, when the SNES released 😂

Another great use is video surveillance. Kerberos video surveillance system, with Escam QH002 and QD300 IP cameras, makes for a cheap and versatile system. Still in the process of building one myself.

Man, I feel you. I also got 3 pis, x2 3b and x1 zero w.

Congratulations on the new family member!!

Please listen to your audio for this video on a sound system with a big sub. You have an issue with low frequency when you touch your keyboard. It booms in the mic. Consider a low cut on the mic channel in your edit. Hope this helps.

I was born in 1996, so I was not alive when it came out chuck. 24 years old, but don’t feel bad because I wouldn’t have any of this AMAZING knowledge without your experience and brilliant mind! So thank you :)

I have a 13,5 inch touch-display for my RbPi3 B+ and it is amazing.

Chuck, I am currently doing a Cybersecurity degree. The more knowledge I gain, the more I see that certifications hold more weight than a degree but, nevertheless, both certifications and a degree are the ultimate goal for the profession. What I want to know in your opinion, should I stop and get going on obtaining LPT then finish my degree? Background, I’m in the military and within 2 years of exiting and won’t have the tuition assistance (which I can use for both a degree or certifications) after that, so where and what would be more beneficial to me to get my foot in the door knowing my situation.

Ooooo, Spyro was a great game on PS1. I remember playing it a lot.

Thank you for your information, I’m new to Linux and find your information valuable!

ok so i just wanted to look up more pi info because i was bored and have an unused pi you look AMAZING dude i love your beard and hairstyle

Hey man. I’m a bit of a newbie so I would like to see you do a setup video on how to put this all together. It would really help a lot! Thanks for the vids 🤙🏻

This guys voice and his moves. Is so chill

I use mine to remotely control my telescope, ccd camera & equatorial mount,,through vcn viewer on my tablet. It's fantastic.

Watching this one back 7:50 "We recently reached 100 members" now with 3,17 millions subscriptions! what a trip man! talking about curated videos, your setup here was already good for youtube and you got super pro with lights and filming/editing ! kudos! thanks for the great content Chuck!

3:35 "thankfully I have some time" 3:36 low subs hit, looks at text, unknown number, "your time is up" cut to black

My Pi uses: 1. RPi2: pihole 2. RPi3: kodi 3. NanoPi: NAS 4. RPi ZeroW & RPi4 testing stuff

Lovve your videos so informative😁😁network engineering is the best thing that happened to me I’m still studying it and getting slot of information off your channel

Hey guy I’m 69 years old I’m just getting started although I put computers together quite a bit since way back in 80s I’m just now learning how to get things together I’m getting started with the raspberry pies I’ve been collecting up a lot of the old systems I take computers apart and put them back together again just watch what makes them tick I never stop enjoying doing that raspberry pie I haven’t even started to hook up the first one that I’ve got I got it before they jacked up the price is three times more than what the hell he chip paid for it and enjoy your series I watch it all the time I’m learning a lot thanks a lot

I use it for Pi-Hole and DNS to help secure home network

Shout out to deep ellum IPA, I miss that stuff 😭

Had my raspberry pi since the 2 was released, and turned it into a media centre. Loaded up Kodi, and used it ever since for all media in my house.

Love your enthusiasm!

PiHole, SquidProxy, Hyperion, RetroPie the list goes on, I use Pie's for so much they are amazing, many of mine are running multiple tasks!

*Turns phone on vibrate* *Looks at watch when he gets a text*

Great content! I literally already had an IPA in my hand as I watched this. Cheers bro

opening my nes for christmas is one of my earliest memorys if not the earliest memory and alot of different games on the nes.

I wasn't alive when the SNES was made. I was born just after the PS2 came out.

Would be in LA next month for CCIE DC Lab Bootcamp. Hope we can meet there :) ps: I am from Indonesia

i feel you man hearing about people not even been born when the SNES came out makes me feel realy old as well. BTW thank you for your videos. helps me alot to learn about tech just orderd me a pi as well to play around with linux aswell as hacking and learning something in the process

Hey could you make a video about all the stuff you use including the programs, systems and such. Sincerely A new subscriber

MotionEyeOS is a really cool OS for the Pi. It turns your Pi into a camera server that has auto recording etc. Just plug in a cheap USB web cam and you're good.

Sorry I missed the “LIVE” show! Yes I have a beard. Keep up the cool stuff you have a lot of talent!!!

I've been subscribed about 1yr I sure would like one of those, been playing around with the pi and this is perfect addition

I have a beard and a beer (or 2) here in Elgin, Texas. I have 2 Rpi 4 8G units and a 1B+ in house and am waiting for 6 CM4s (8G ram) with IO boards. I have built a pi DNS and a multiboot system using BerryBoot, with the goal of getting the grub boot loader to work. You are right about the pi 4 not being stout enough to run VMs, but a cluster of 6 multiboot systems where you can control what's running where is cool. Essentially, I am building a home cloud/lab so I can learn the ends and outs of things like K8s, Ansible, Docker, ... . I was a chip designer most of my career, retired now, and want to learn all of this just because. Your channel is one of cool knowledge share tools helping an old soul like me. Love your presentation method.

I've never gotten my hands on a raspberry pi. Would really love to have one to use in my hacking tutorials. Wonderful vid Chuck

Currently studying for Security+ and CySA+

I was alive before Atari was invented..all we had was sub-par computer games..not many cool games but still overjoyed to see the start of internet gaming..oh, we didn’t have microwave ovens either..it was cool to see that invention come out..funny story, rumors at the time , one wasn’t supposed to stand near the working microwave based on “possible” cancer causing waves leaking through the door seals. Great memories. 😊

I usually have anywhere from 100 to 500 tabs opened on chromium. It is from 2-3 to even 20 windows at time. I have 2 2560x1600 and 2 1920x1200 monitors, so having multiple windows is not problem. I have "task bar" on every monitor, it is very thick (around 200 pixels) and it is auto hide, auto popup

Pi hole & DNS, open vpn and 3d printer control.

I was going to have a shave tonight, not happening now. Thanks for your videos

Your enthusiasm is inspiring

Thank you for your content!!!

RESPECT THE BEARD

Thank you for showing how much fun the tech world can be.

Dude- Love your stuff. And yes, it would be cool to hear from you. As to this video-congrets on figuring things out

Deep Ellum IPA!! Killer!! Thnx for your video's btw. I didn't know you were local, I live in East Dallas.