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Dude, you dont know how many times Ive gone over the OSPF chapters in the CCNP cert guide and my eyes glazed over. This whole series just set me straight. You kept it simple and straight to the point! THANK YOU!
Absolutely to the point, zero BS, thank you for explaining the fundamentals piece by piece, I am enjoying each of these videos and finally understanding the protocol. Looking forward to the next one. Thank you so much for all you do.
You Sir are an Absolute Teacher you took a child and you made him an adult you raised a zero to 100 real quick thank you for all the effort you put in this OSPF make so much sense now
I'm so glad i found someone that can explain OSPF properly. I have struggled up to now to fully understand OSPF for my CCNP Encor Exam. Thank you so much for the videos on OSPF :)
Well done!! I've read tons of materials about OSPF but I always got lost. This is the first really simple and straight forward explanation! Thank you!!
Hey man, I just want to thank you for this. I'm liking, commenting on every videos. That's all I can do for now. But if I ever make it anywhere in this field, I will remember to come back and compensate you, the way you deserve.
WOW !!!! Just Wow so clear and to the point love to improve my skills through this channel and a special thanks to the instructor you are just amazing...😀😀😀
I have my CCNA already but going for my CCNP now and these are great refresher videos. OSPF is probably my favourite protocol to learn for whatever reason and these videos are a helpful resource. Thank you.
No, not really the same. THe DR is the "messaging center" for a particular link, and doesn't do any abstraction of knowledge between areas/links. More details in these videos: - ruclips.net/video/wITAeO8i9U4/видео.html - ruclips.net/video/Mi3tNSUjb78/видео.html
Thanks for this great series. I have a question though (two cases), 1- You said if we put a router between Area 88 and Area 99 there could be a loop, aren't OSPF a loop-free protocol? 2- What would happen if we do the same but with adding Area 0 so the router would belong to the three areas 88, 99, and 0?
One quick question Ed, regarding the re-distributed routes into OSPF, will only apply to IGP routing protocols or will be also the case of iBGP or eBGP into OSPF Router 7 in the topology illustrated as the Autonomous System Border Router? Thank you in advance.
Hi Jair. You can redistribute _any_ category of routes into OSPF. To include BGP routes. Even Static & Directly Connected routes. Even from one OSPF process into another OSPF process. Any redistribution whatsoever creates an ASBR.
📌 *More free preview lessons from the Practical OSPF course:* pracnet.net/ospf
📌 *Want even more? Check out the full course:* pracnet.net/ospfcourse
📌 *CCNA Resources:* pracnet.net/ccna
📌 *Learn Networking:* pracnet.net/nf
📌 *Learn & Practice Subnetting:* subnetipv4.com
Dude, you dont know how many times Ive gone over the OSPF chapters in the CCNP cert guide and my eyes glazed over. This whole series just set me straight. You kept it simple and straight to the point! THANK YOU!
That was my whole intention =) To teach OSPF in a more approachable way. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the kind words.
Holy moly! This is the best explanation about OSPF I found so far! We need a full CCNA course with Cisco packet tracer labs ❤ I beg you sir 🙏🙏
Thank you very much for the kind words and for supporting the channel =)
An excellent delivery style. Clear, well-paced. Not frantic. There is so much frantic on RUclips.
Thank you, Bruce. Glad you enjoyed this video. =)
Absolutely to the point, zero BS, thank you for explaining the fundamentals piece by piece, I am enjoying each of these videos and finally understanding the protocol. Looking forward to the next one. Thank you so much for all you do.
Thanks Jair, glad you are enjoying these =). You're very welcome!
You Sir are an Absolute Teacher you took a child and you made him an adult you raised a zero to 100 real quick
thank you for all the effort you put in this
OSPF make so much sense now
You are good. Your presentation is straightforward and easy to comprehend. Thank you.
Amazing as always. looking forward BGP Detailed series here. Thanks
You just made OSPF look simple. Best explanation ever.
This Channel is underrated
I'm so glad i found someone that can explain OSPF properly. I have struggled up to now to fully understand OSPF for my CCNP Encor Exam. Thank you so much for the videos on OSPF :)
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed this series. Cheers!
Very easy to understand with the visualization of how OSPF works! Thank you for making the series!!
Simply the best, concise and very well explained.
Well done!! I've read tons of materials about OSPF but I always got lost. This is the first really simple and straight forward explanation! Thank you!!
Your explanations are some of the best I've seen, make things so clear. God bless
Hey man, I just want to thank you for this. I'm liking, commenting on every videos. That's all I can do for now. But if I ever make it anywhere in this field, I will remember to come back and compensate you, the way you deserve.
Amazing content. Straight forward & clear.
Thank you, Stephon. Glad you enjoyed it =)
EXELLENT explanation, taking notes already. Easy to understand and is really enjoyable at the same time.Thx
Glad you are enjoying the series so far, Miguel =). Hope you enjoy the rest of the videos as well. Cheers!
I’m sincerely amazed and grateful for this explanation. Thank you!
You're welcome, Jo. Hope you enjoy the rest of the OSPF sereis as well: pracnet.net/ospf
Love your videos Ed. Your content and your approach to teaching is amazingly unique. Would love a BGP deep dive series
very clear delivery style. like it.
Thank you, Bob. Glad you enjoyed it =).
Such an excellent teacher. Thanks!
Thank you for making this lesson easy to understand.
Professor you have made OSPF looks so simple now. again thank you. am more than confidence for my interview tomorrow. thank you
Your way of explaining and the way you designed the videos are more than 5 star😄
Really simple and clear lesson delivery. Keep it up!
Will do, Alfredo =)
Great content. I like how you explain why there are Areas, why there is an Area 0, etc.
Hi Ward. Thank you =). Yes, I feel that is often overlooked and helps create a prober framework for OSPF areas.
WOW !!!! Just Wow so clear and to the point love to improve my skills through this channel and a special thanks to the instructor you are just amazing...😀😀😀
Thank you, Bravish =). Glad you're enjoying this series.
awesome videos sir. You make it a lot easier to understand such a complex topic. thank you!! super awesome.
I have my CCNA already but going for my CCNP now and these are great refresher videos. OSPF is probably my favourite protocol to learn for whatever reason and these videos are a helpful resource. Thank you.
So did u pass ccnp ?
your awesome man, some topics I would have not completely understood, if not for you.
Thanks man. This was a clear and concise video.
You are simply the best! 💯
Very clear explanation. Thanks!
You're very welcome =) Glad you enjoyed it!
Very great and short explanation!
Thank you!
Master of explanation!!!
This was really great many thanks indeed
Glad you enjoyed it!
HEY RUclips! THIS VIDEO IS WORTH SHOWING TO MORE PEOPLE!
Ha! This made me chuckle out loud when I read it. Thank you, Malex ;)
Great lesson!
Great content and structure for the approach. way to go man 👍
Great explanation ... Thanks
You are one of the best, Your video are so helpfull. Thanks!
Cant thank you enough for making this content.
Great explanations. Thanks
You're welcome =)
Amazing explanation.thanks sir.
You're welcome!
Very helpful material. thanks for sharing it.
You're welcome.
PS: full series is available here if helps: pracnet.net/ospf
The content is o rich. I watched the video and helped me a great deal. thanks you are awesome
Excellent lessons ♥ Really well done
Glad you enjoyed them, Erick. The next lesson in the series is releasing Monday =) (pracnet.net/ospf for full series)
thanks. it was simple and effective.
Hey RUclips algorithm, this video is worth watching! Spread the word.
;) Thanks Hampus!
You are good teacher 👌
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
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amaizing explanetion your Fantastic!
Thank you !
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Great video! Thank you!
You're welcome!
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short & effective. thank you
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Thanks for sharing this great content
Understood, Captain. Nice job!
Thanks again =)
Amazing explanaition, thanks. Do you have a video serie for BGP?
I don't, but it's been on my list to create. Maybe in the future. =)
Another fantastic video! :D
Thank you again, Gatty!
It really more than excellent
Thank you 💜
Thank you so much sir for this. This really helped me like alot.❤️
Good lord. the entire OSPF chapter for my CCNA could have been just a link to this video. thank you!
You're very welcome =). Hope you check out some of the other CCNA content on my channel. Good luck with the certification !
Thank you!
Brilliant content and delivery, Please make something on BGP and Cisco Nexus
Noted =). Thank you, SB!
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@@susmitamazumder8390 You're welcome, Susmita. Stay healthy =)
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I am the first to get here today. 😀. Great as usual.
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Thank you, Mahim!
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Hi bro u said in this video that area border routers are responsible maintain LSDB and summarize the LSA is that the same what (DR) Do?
No, not really the same. THe DR is the "messaging center" for a particular link, and doesn't do any abstraction of knowledge between areas/links. More details in these videos:
- ruclips.net/video/wITAeO8i9U4/видео.html
- ruclips.net/video/Mi3tNSUjb78/видео.html
Amazing.
Excellent :)
Amazing ....
Thanks for this great series. I have a question though (two cases), 1- You said if we put a router between Area 88 and Area 99 there could be a loop, aren't OSPF a loop-free protocol? 2- What would happen if we do the same but with adding Area 0 so the router would belong to the three areas 88, 99, and 0?
Best❤
waiting for your BGP lessons!
One day =).
nice thank you mate
One quick question Ed, regarding the re-distributed routes into OSPF, will only apply to IGP routing protocols or will be also the case of iBGP or eBGP into OSPF Router 7 in the topology illustrated as the Autonomous System Border Router? Thank you in advance.
Hi Jair. You can redistribute _any_ category of routes into OSPF. To include BGP routes. Even Static & Directly Connected routes. Even from one OSPF process into another OSPF process. Any redistribution whatsoever creates an ASBR.
Is the backbone area always with area 0?
Yep!
Holy moly!
Hello Ed till yesterday i was able to see the vedios of yours but from today you have applied the member login to that vedios, Please solve the issue.
Great
Thank you, Vijay.
nice
Thank you.
Nice :)
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