Mujtaba Khattak

Mujtaba Khattak is a network solutions architect specializing in SD-WAN, cloud infrastructure, and network optimization. He holds a BS in Artificial Intelligence from SZABIST, an MBA from Virtual University (VU), and Cisco certifications (CCNA and CCNP). As the founder of NetworkUstad.com, He produce technical guides and tutorials on networking, cybersecurity, and AI applications.

Cisco Ios Configuration Modes Cli Example: Privileged Exec To Global Configuration Mode Transition.
CCNA

Cisco IOS Command Modes Explained: User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, and Global Configuration Modes

Cisco IOS devices use hierarchical command modes to control access and prevent accidental misconfigurations. Whether you’re managing a router, switch, or preparing for the CCNA exam, understanding these modes is fundamental: Global configuration mode contains a number of sub-configuration modes (also called specific or extended configuration modes). The table below lists common configuration modes and...

Mujtaba Khattak 7 min read
Laptop Connected To A Cisco Router Via Console Cable With A Cli Terminal Window
CCNA

How to Connect and Access a Cisco Router

Connecting to a Cisco router for the first time is a foundational skill for anyone working toward CCNA or managing real network hardware. This guide covers the physical console connection every router needs for initial setup, the CLI basics you’ll use immediately after connecting, and how to move from insecure Telnet to properly configured SSH...

Mujtaba Khattak 9 min read
Laptop Broadcasting An Arp Request And Receiving A Unicast Reply From A Printer
CCNA

Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Explained

Every device on a network has both an IP address and a MAC address, and something has to bridge the two. That’s the job of the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP): mapping a known IP address to the MAC address a device actually needs to build an Ethernet frame. This guide covers exactly how that resolution...

Mujtaba Khattak 9 min read
Traffic Intersection Illustration Representing Four Network Media Access Control Methods
CCNA

Media Access Control Methods Explained: CSMA/CD, CSMA/CA, Token Passing, and Polling

Whenever more than one device shares a physical network medium, something has to decide who gets to transmit and when. That’s the job of a Media Access Control (MAC) method: a set of rules, implemented at the data link layer, that governs how devices gain and control access to shared network media. Without one, two...

Mujtaba Khattak 8 min read
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