2.7 Describe infrastructure connections of WLAN components AP, WLC, access/trunk ports - CCNA

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  • @fletcherw
    @fletcherw 6 месяцев назад

    This guy knows what's up. Big ups

  • @עומרגליקו-כ6ס
    @עומרגליקו-כ6ס 3 года назад

    Thanks my brother for these videos I wish you would continue!

  • @NestoDiaz
    @NestoDiaz 2 года назад

    I'm going through the Boson practice exams and supplementing the questions with videos. I am so glad I found your channel. You explain things in a way that makes sense. Thank you.

  • @josepolendey2561
    @josepolendey2561 3 года назад

    Men! You deserve a lot of subscribers!!!! VERY UNDERRATED!

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  2 года назад

      I appreciate that! Thanks for watching Jose, make sure you subscribe buddy!

  • @TheWiseWhite
    @TheWiseWhite 2 года назад

    Every time you touch on a topic it's a hit man. Wish you would've been able to do the whole CCNA blueprint but I understand how time consuming that could be and I appreciate the time you've invested into the info you've given so far. After I get done with this playlist I intend on watching your streams for some more info.

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  2 года назад

      Ahhh man I appreciate that Bryant!! Yea I will try and pick up on these tutorials again but like you said its VERY time consuming. Thanks for watching!!!

  • @SpinningSpiral362
    @SpinningSpiral362 4 года назад +3

    Big Up! Keep all the videos on all topics coming. Really appreciate what your doing man!

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  4 года назад

      Thanks for watching fam! Stay tuned for more wireless stuff

  • @yomiaramills
    @yomiaramills 4 года назад

    Great information. Way better than how the book explained it.

  • @ICareBecauseYouDo
    @ICareBecauseYouDo 4 года назад +2

    Thanks so much for your help!! Love your presentational style & humor :)

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  4 года назад +1

      I appreciate it!!! Thanks for watching!

  • @simbadurio444
    @simbadurio444 3 года назад +1

    Really enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @davidha7096
    @davidha7096 3 года назад +2

    Your video on this topic made it simple, clear, and concise. Thank you for posting it. I will also add that this video gave me the confidence to answer any CCNA exam questions relating to WLC and APs! I passed it yesterday and you were one of the key contributors to my exam success, Bruh! Thank you so much.

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  3 года назад

      Mannnn!!! I appreciate this comment a LOT David. I'm glad these videos helped you out man!!!

  • @anthonyallen9875
    @anthonyallen9875 3 года назад

    i appreciate these videos, you are covering the topics i had the hardest time trying to find info on for the CCNA, its not in many books, and the one book i did find it in. I couldnt wrap my head around it. You explained it perfectly man.

  • @nathanparks7711
    @nathanparks7711 4 года назад

    Big thanks man! this is content that is not super easy to find from cisco! shared these videos to all my friends taking the CCNA. Keep up the good work man!

  • @iiN1GH7M4R3ii
    @iiN1GH7M4R3ii 3 года назад

    Thanks Bruh for another great explanation!!!

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  2 года назад

      No problem 👍 Thanks for watching Alex !!!

  • @Elpeakmedia
    @Elpeakmedia 3 года назад

    Thanks bruh for this video bro. you explain your stuffs in a constructive way.
    Thanks again

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  3 года назад

      Thanks for watching!!!! Make sure you subscribe!!

  • @mohanshetty4474
    @mohanshetty4474 3 года назад

    U r a such a amazing trainer for CCNA
    plz do videos on further CCNA topic

  • @orlandoalfaro1306
    @orlandoalfaro1306 4 года назад

    Keep it up bru!! I like your style to teach.

  • @sheru9229
    @sheru9229 4 года назад

    Bruh Bruh Bruh Bruh😅😅😅😅😅😅 u r doing gud job bro...complete the whole course bruvhh

  • @tetelomakhokhoba949
    @tetelomakhokhoba949 4 года назад +1

    Please cover all the topics for CCNA

  • @bashirshehu8764
    @bashirshehu8764 4 года назад +1

    AP Manger Interface is used for all layer 3 communications between AP and WLC through the CAPWAP tunnel after the APs have joined with the controller

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  4 года назад

      Yep good point. I did not mention that, thanks for pointing that out.

    • @bashirshehu8764
      @bashirshehu8764 4 года назад

      @@NetworkBruh you're welcome. By the way great stuff. Keep it up!

  • @cd8496
    @cd8496 4 года назад +1

    Did your WLC have any default licensing attached to it to manage a few APs? Or did you have to purchase that as well? I was thinking about purchasing a WLC and wanted to know.

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  4 года назад

      I did not have to purchase a license. It may have come with one already, I didn't verify but from what I remember its capable of managing about 12 AP's. You can actually get a virtual WLC and use it in GNS3. I just like tinkering with hardware.

  • @vgs1285
    @vgs1285 Год назад

    Great video thank you

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  10 месяцев назад

      Nice !! Glad these videos help. Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already!!

  • @rahmatkhan6716
    @rahmatkhan6716 4 года назад

    Thinks for teaching.

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  4 года назад

      My pleasure. Thanks for watching and make sure you subscribe!

  • @omeraldainy5317
    @omeraldainy5317 4 года назад +1

    keep up the good work
    pls do keep those those topics coming
    BRUH BRUH BRUH

  • @victorovich90
    @victorovich90 4 года назад

    Dynamic interfaces aren’t configured by default are they (at least I can’t see any on Packet Tracer)? How’s client traffic handled by default? Management interface or virtual? Does the WLC allocate 802.11q tags in this scenario or is everything pushed onto the trunk’s native VLAN? Thanks!

  • @arshdeep1286
    @arshdeep1286 2 года назад

    Thanks for the info

  • @hosamhamdy8230
    @hosamhamdy8230 3 месяца назад

    Thanks alot

  • @avtar077
    @avtar077 4 года назад

    Good stuff bruh

  • @ozaki66
    @ozaki66 4 года назад +1

    Wait a second Bruh, why is Cisco asking us again of Physical infrastructure components, when it is covered before in the Network Access?

  • @marionoriega1304
    @marionoriega1304 2 года назад

    Good

  • @apollosolutions9961
    @apollosolutions9961 4 года назад +1

    cover it all

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  4 года назад

      I just may. Would really like a BIG audience though lol

  • @amazuddin1579
    @amazuddin1579 4 года назад

    Amazing........😁

  • @johnsieminski3801
    @johnsieminski3801 4 года назад

    If you spending this much time on this you should make a site like professor mess. If you interested let me know and I can help get you going.

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  4 года назад

      Ah yes, I been thinking of creating a website actually. Just got a lot on my plate at the moment. I'll keep in touch

  • @Landomain
    @Landomain 4 года назад +1

    heres that comment for you bruh

  • @WafaPRO
    @WafaPRO 4 года назад +1

    I like this Bruh Bruh BruhBruhBruh

  • @jzero1579
    @jzero1579 3 года назад

    The title of this section made me think it was going to be something complicated lol. Why do they name some of these things so oddly.

  • @brianconner1212
    @brianconner1212 4 года назад

    You would get more subscribers if you talk about hacking and kali linux! Lol

    • @NetworkBruh
      @NetworkBruh  4 года назад +1

      You think so? If so I'll start doing more stuff on hacking. I just love network connectivity and explaining how it works.

    • @brianconner1212
      @brianconner1212 4 года назад

      @@NetworkBruh Bruh bruh bruh