In 2009 I had a great opportunity to start learning Cisco CCNA while doing a Diploma course in Australia. However to be able to pay for those courses I had to work in many jobs. So, when I was in class or in the library I was probably half asleep. But regardless of being bloody tired, I attended all classes and I could get some of the concepts inside my brain. Months later my effort paid off, I was hired to work in a CISCO Switches Rollout Project. It was an amazing time even though I was hired just to replace the hardware and did not configure any devices. ✓
Keith, every word of yours has so much value. You make me smile and brighten my day with your unconditional smile. Thank you for your undivided attention and valuable time that you provide for us. We love you so much
hey Keith, thanks for this video...I too alway had this issue with packet tracer. I'm going through the whole playlist for my CCNA studies. 😀🤗 Really appreciate making these video accessible for free in RUclips. I really wanted to learn from your video for my CCNA but can't afford CBT nuggets. So these videos are more worth to me than gold. Thanks again.
@Keith Barker. thank you for everything. I just felt to share this with you man, every time I watch any of your videos, regardless of how many time, I ALWAYS learn something new! God bless and keep doing what you do.
Thank you for the question Ramabolu. Although this is a 100+ question exam, I feel it is a better representation of the blueprint, meaning if someone studies what the blueprint states, they should be able to pass without too many surprises.
Thanks for this awesome video!!!!! I’m very used to GNS3, do I need to study the lab with Packet Tracers to pass the lab or I can just keep using GNS3? Thanks
If you can get the hands on practice you need with GNS3, you are all set. 1 or the other is fine, just as long as you get the hands on practice. Thanks for watching, and for the question.
“Trips in IOS?” Oh boy. One of the worst CLIs in the world. It’s so crude, it feels like the 70s. For example, you enter a bogus DHCP pool name and it goes right through.
In 2009 I had a great opportunity to start learning Cisco CCNA while doing a Diploma course in Australia. However to be able to pay for those courses I had to work in many jobs. So, when I was in class or in the library I was probably half asleep. But regardless of being bloody tired, I attended all classes and I could get some of the concepts inside my brain. Months later my effort paid off, I was hired to work in a CISCO Switches Rollout Project. It was an amazing time even though I was hired just to replace the hardware and did not configure any devices. ✓
Keith, every word of yours has so much value. You make me smile and brighten my day with your unconditional smile. Thank you for your undivided attention and valuable time that you provide for us. We love you so much
Hi @keith. Just wanted to say you're the best. You are an inspiration.
Thank you M Charan Sai!
hey Keith, thanks for this video...I too alway had this issue with packet tracer. I'm going through the whole playlist for my CCNA studies. 😀🤗 Really appreciate making these video accessible for free in RUclips. I really wanted to learn from your video for my CCNA but can't afford CBT nuggets. So these videos are more worth to me than gold. Thanks again.
Happy to do it, thanks for the feedback Ranjana Dissanayaka.
@Keith Barker. thank you for everything. I just felt to share this with you man, every time I watch any of your videos, regardless of how many time, I ALWAYS learn something new! God bless and keep doing what you do.
Thank you cisco logy!
Amazing explanation Keith : )
Love your CBT Nuggets course also!!!
Thank you Keith
Happy to do it, thanks for the feedback Sascha Kowski.
The Genius again! Thnx a lot sir!
My pleasure!
i forget thanks Keith for those videos, i think you are awesome.
Thank you Yac Yasma
Keith is amazing!
Thanks!
Thanks for video!! You are great
Thanks for watching!
@@KeithBarker can you give me your phone or any connect?
Thanks you so much sir from Bangladesh...
You are most welcome
7 kids what a lucky guy. You almost have an full octet . What ip address would we get if we combined their ages?
That would be a bit of math, to be sure. 🙂
Hi Keith, what if we want a router to be a DNS server, how to do it?i tried but the command "ip dns server" doesn't exist in IOS commands
Thank you for the question Yac Yasma. That is the syntax, it appears you are on a version of the Cisco IOS that doesn't support that feature.
@@KeithBarker i'm using cisco router 4331 with packet tracer
Hello Sir,
I like your video a lot.
"Kindly make video on CISCO Licence and Features".
Mr keith Tel me something ,I am sure of what I see on the new syllabus for ccna ,seems to be easier ...what do you think /or it goes with experiance ?
Thank you for the question Ramabolu. Although this is a 100+ question exam, I feel it is a better representation of the blueprint, meaning if someone studies what the blueprint states, they should be able to pass without too many surprises.
Thanks for this awesome video!!!!! I’m very used to GNS3, do I need to study the lab with Packet Tracers to pass the lab or I can just keep using GNS3? Thanks
If you can get the hands on practice you need with GNS3, you are all set. 1 or the other is fine, just as long as you get the hands on practice. Thanks for watching, and for the question.
dns is not working from vpcs in gns3. I've tried DNS appliance from marketplace and Cisco Router as DNS and ...dns works from routers, not from vpcs.
I gave u dislike , cause your videos are too looooooong , while you can easily make it shorter, organized and more acceptable
lol @ 14:41
I know, right?!?
“Trips in IOS?”
Oh boy. One of the worst CLIs in the world. It’s so crude, it feels like the 70s.
For example, you enter a bogus DHCP pool name and it goes right through.