Hey Kevin at 6:06 second you said the wrong ip but you typed the correct one I didn't know if that caused others confusion but as always thanks for your expertise
Hey sir, great video just subscribed. I'm a bit confused as to why you used a /22 netmask when specifying the route summarization. Could you explain why this mask was chosen?
Hello Sir. I waa reading the cisco press guide. I have a confusion. I would be grateful if you can help. Within an ospf domain all ospf routers have identical LSDBs..i.e a complete topological view of the network. But this statement does not hold true when the network is segmented into multiple areas. Does it mean routers outside an area does not have this complete topological view?? Thank you in advance.
i really like your content kevin .... but your course even after discount is 299 $ which is too much... the best price which every one could afford somehow should not be more than 150 $..
Bravo Kevin. On behalf of all routers in the world, I thank you. You make their life easier.
Gran explicación!! I don't know if I'm learning more English than Routing!! Thank you Mr. Kevin!
Thank you Kevin. Your help was essential in getting my CCNP.
You got straight to the point where I was confused! Thanks!
Awesome, summary routes are a way to
Keep The routing table small and enable the router to make faster forwarding decisions. Thanks sir.
now he just totally nailed it. Thanks, from a new comer!
Hey Kevin at 6:06 second you said the wrong ip but you typed the correct one I didn't know if that caused others confusion but as always thanks for your expertise
Great explanation... great teacher!!!
Another great video. Thank you sir, for sharing.
Perfect explaination
Thanks! It is the best explanation.
Finally i understood it, thanks alot! :)
subbed and liked the video
Hey sir, great video just subscribed. I'm a bit confused as to why you used a /22 netmask when specifying the route summarization. Could you explain why this mask was chosen?
Good work Kevin
Perfect ! Thanks Kevin
Hello Sir. I waa reading the cisco press guide. I have a confusion. I would be grateful if you can help. Within an ospf domain all ospf routers have identical LSDBs..i.e a complete topological view of the network. But this statement does not hold true when the network is segmented into multiple areas. Does it mean routers outside an area does not have this complete topological view?? Thank you in advance.
so R3 is running ospf and eigrp at the same time?
Hi from Lima Perú.
Awesome thanks kevin
Thanks Kevin
Learnt that years back
Yes indeed. Some of these topics still around for years. This topic specifically is covered in the upcoming ENCOR (350-401) exam.
Hello Kevin, I read on the ENCOR video series that there's a VIRL lab included. It means we still have to buy VIRL account from Cisco, right?
Correct. We provide a .VIRL file that you load into your personal copy of VIRL.
At 6:07 you say 255 when you meant to say 252
i really like your content kevin .... but your course even after discount is 299 $ which is too much... the best price which every one could afford somehow should not be more than 150 $..