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Thank you Naj but what will happen when we will be connecting any server with 2 access switches in LB bond for access layer redundancy ? How will this work in that case ?

Am watching it at 4:05 a.m. Thanks for the video

Thank you for sharing !

Is it something like sys log?

Wonderful explanation

great content and explain very well

@1:37:00 mark Metro Ethernet E-Line , MPLS and all that we would have to rely on ISP for connecting the different offices in different locations for a company? seems like alot of ISP will be involved?

So if I have a small company with 30 pc which tier to use? How many switches if different departments like sales, account, printing and HR. Do I get 4 different access switches for the departments and 1 extra switch for core/distribution and 1 router or just use L3 core switch with no router and just use the isp router?

Awesome Explanation, thanks

Is this the complete course for CCNA 200-301 exam in two videos?

Is this updated for CCNA 200-301?

better than jeremy it lab. that dude overcompllicates things for no reason. ty for being straight to the point

It helped me alots thanksss man

Damn dude this is reallllly goooooood

I have access to cisco 881 routers and 2960-CX switches, can I use those?

you are good buddy

nice, one no one can teach like this thanks you sir

Can you explain why a tablet can connect with Wi-Fi 4 or Wi-Fi 5 router using 2.4ghz but can't connect to a Wi-Fi 6 router using 2.4ghz while another old mobile phone can connect to this Wi-Fi 6 router using 2.4ghz? The Wi-Fi 6 router 2.4ghz has tried set to support 802.11b/g/n or 802.11a/b/g/n/ac respectively

You decided to post the course for FREE. There are so many services selling thouse courses. I truly appreciate your compassion and generosity, thank you for your time and proffesional knowledge. 💌

your voice is similar to badger's voice in breaking bad.

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You speak like Gary Vee

Just finished writing down and logging both videos. CCNA gonna be a breeze now!!!

@najqazi Hello, I want to start off by telling you how much I appreciate the free course. I do have a question in your first model where you talk about a switch creating the LAN and the router creating a WAN . I have done residential and commercial installs as my primary career for an isp. From my understanding, the router creates the LAN, and the modem/ont creates the wan connection. I also understand that managed switches have the ability to create LAN. Is your example reflecting this because this is how cisco's topology typically function's ?

Where the full course link

Wonderful explanation

Thank you bro i was looking for a simple way to understand this.....thanks

Really Goon Idea. Noted

Going to watch this!

The course sounds like free college its goog for beginners as for professionals as a refresher, but me as a beginner in ccna do i have to memorize evrything ? Like the course is rich in details and i'm afraid if i can't remember evrything in specific details

i m fresher and i have basic knowledge in networking and i can learn this course easy or not ? and write exam

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Excellent vid. Very well explained. I hope you get more views. 🙂

thank you bro ...very helpful video

New subscriber here, I feel ready for the CCNP Encore, but I want to renew my CCNA first. I apricate your dedication and time. Thank you. Regards from Mexico 🤓

This was very helpful and professional, thanks!

My teacher is so bad. This is an incredible upgrade. Thank you so much for this. I can finally understand things.

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Able to get most of ideas of what you presented regarding to the concept of Cisco ACI, but being with a bit of unwell understand regarding to the concept of IBN or application based networking, which sounds quite different from the routing theory as we used to learn from CCNA (the version before 2020.).

The holy grail of RUclips networking tutorials.

Thank you

Awesome lecture

I heavily use router on a stick, or better, firewall on a stick, within large enterprise using cutting edge infra design techniques. I would not say router-on-a-stick learning is legacy in any way ;)

Hello Naj ! First of all manny thanks for this course it's amazing !! I just want to know if after watching all your topic about CCNA part 1 and 2 it will be enough to pass the certification ?

I'm going to go through this course to get my certification back. I have a few years of experience networking so I think it will stick in my brain much better than the first time. Thank you so much for posting this video. God Bless your heart!

Just to say thank you

Very easy to understand the concept. Thanks for sharing Naj.

Very well explained and clear. This definitely helps. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for explaining this in such detail. I was having so much problems in understanding it and you made it so simple and straight forward in understanding. Thanks again!!👍👍👍👍👍👍