OSPF Feb 2022 Edition | Cisco CCNA 200-301

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

Комментарии • 47

  • @wally19
    @wally19 2 года назад +5

    Keith, I just passed the exam. I wanted to thank you for your videos and discord channel. Was a great knowledge resource.
    I wasn't able to finish the last 7 questions due to the time limit but besides that, I was able to pass it anyways. Im so so so so happy now.
    It was a long way but look at me now! I'm a Cisco Certified Network Associate :D

    • @KeithBarker
      @KeithBarker  2 года назад +1

      Congratulations wally19❗
      So great to hear, way to get it done. Best wishes on your continued success.

  • @PMPerformance
    @PMPerformance 2 года назад +2

    Great quick refresher video!
    I find sometimes in a rush it is easy to forget the default information originate and redistribute static commands. It’s one of those that burns me until I am doing my checks to confirm connectivity.
    I find as routing gets more complicated I need to take the street view approach. Topologies handy helps me greatly, but I need to think more like Google maps and drop myself at street view and work through each routing hop like I am getting GPS directions.
    I know it may sound dumb, but that helps me when troubleshooting

  • @rockingtheages8925
    @rockingtheages8925 2 года назад

    You are awesome Keith!! Thank you so much for all your excellent info and positivity!!

  • @Unimath22
    @Unimath22 2 года назад

    Good video. Always nice to see Keith's positivism.

  • @JT-qt5fl
    @JT-qt5fl 2 года назад

    even though i got my ccna a couple months ago i still get sucked into these videos every time. well done.

  • @santi31aaron
    @santi31aaron 2 года назад +1

    Good stuff brother. You are the best in the business.

  • @cubanflow305xX
    @cubanflow305xX 2 года назад

    great vid Keith, keep up the good work!

  • @chrisyo4461
    @chrisyo4461 2 года назад

    Love it!!!

  • @lazr47
    @lazr47 2 года назад

    Awesome video!

  • @hephaestuslakan3774
    @hephaestuslakan3774 2 года назад

    Wonderful tutorial I learned the topic quite clearly.

  • @alexilaiho8534
    @alexilaiho8534 10 месяцев назад

    thanks for sharing this. very helpful. love you

  • @thorwaldvandertooren2566
    @thorwaldvandertooren2566 2 года назад

    Very nice and energetic Keith. Didn’t know about the possibility of sending commands to more tabs. Great.

    • @KeithBarker
      @KeithBarker  2 года назад

      Thank you Thorwald van der Tooren!

  • @catalyticcentaur5835
    @catalyticcentaur5835 2 года назад

    TAN MAT is really useful and nicely concise, so Thanks!

  • @rpinto8800
    @rpinto8800 2 года назад

    Thank you!

  • @juanrebella2589
    @juanrebella2589 Год назад

    thanks!!

  • @eostrike
    @eostrike 2 года назад

    Thank you Keith!

    • @KeithBarker
      @KeithBarker  2 года назад

      You're Welcome Eric Oestreich!

  • @sekateksekate
    @sekateksekate 2 года назад

    Big up Keith. You are a beast man. Much appreciated for the cool stuff

    • @KeithBarker
      @KeithBarker  2 года назад

      Thank You So Much!

    • @sekateksekate
      @sekateksekate 2 года назад

      @@KeithBarker I am from Gaborone, Botswana, Southern part of Africa. I love Networks, Cyber Security. Unfortunately I haven't secured a job yet but I want to pursue CCNA to CCNA Security to CCNP. I went to Cisco Network Academy in my country, unfortunately been 8 years unemployed, meaning m becoming rusty
      What recommendations and advice you can give Keith?

  • @pritishbarbara7962
    @pritishbarbara7962 2 года назад

    Great TANMAT ospf and APSTNDP for OSI layer// All people seems to Need Data Processing

  • @SoulJah876
    @SoulJah876 2 года назад +1

    TANMAT is new to me - lol I could only guess 4 out of 6 of them right away, MTU and authN slipped me. Very cool mnemonic though.

  • @julio_alvarado
    @julio_alvarado 2 года назад

    Great Explanation. I say that in order to teach well, you have to know your stuff well.

  • @ahmadfawwaz3235
    @ahmadfawwaz3235 2 года назад

    man thank you

  • @germano77rm
    @germano77rm 2 года назад

    Thanks for your video. I forgot which software you are using to put hand note on the video. May I know ? Cheers

  • @geeell1085
    @geeell1085 2 года назад

    Hello Keith, can you please post videos on 'Regular Expressions' for Network Engineers, very important topic IMHO, thanks.

  • @veerabsc
    @veerabsc 2 года назад

    Keith so got much while you teaching!!!
    By the way I love the TAN MAT

  • @shazib25
    @shazib25 2 года назад +1

    First of all I want to thank you Keith for this awesome video and all your hard work, Next I want to know
    Keith what kind of software are you using in this demonstration for practicing OSPF? I have been using Packet tracer for practicing it's been really good so far, but I would love to get my hands on a different software too! :P

  • @deepakmalik6212
    @deepakmalik6212 2 года назад

    Hi Keith, why OSPF use Bandwidth only as parameter for COST calculation ? What will happen if we use more parameters like Eigrp uses as complex metric for selection of Best Path ?

  • @darkspring7245
    @darkspring7245 2 года назад

    ospf is not there in new ccna bro

  • @hamzaasimghazi1989
    @hamzaasimghazi1989 2 года назад

    Hi Keith, it was a great video. I also learned or re-learned a lot in this video. Are you using EVE-NG for Labs and demo? Can you also provide EVE-NG or GNS3 Labs so we can also practice it.

  • @aleksandarvranjes4246
    @aleksandarvranjes4246 2 года назад

    What software are you using that allows your virtual devices to access internet?

    • @KeithBarker
      @KeithBarker  2 года назад +1

      Thank you for the question Aleksandar Vranjes. This video was done with Eve-NG, and the cloud object links the virtual router R3, to a real network here in my home office.

  • @GoTekk
    @GoTekk 2 года назад

    Hi Keith,
    I recently got my CCNA and was hoping you could assist me with a question. I landed an interview with a company called Adtran, not sure if you're familiar with them. If so, can you share your experience? Also I work in support but was looking to transition into networking however I make 80k in support and I'm pretty sure a entry level networking gig will pay way less. What should I do, should I try to land an entry level networking gig thats pays less than my current salary or stay in support until I hopefully land a networking opportuntity that pays more? Thanks!

  • @mahdiyarbagheri81
    @mahdiyarbagheri81 2 года назад

    Ay

  • @cubanflow305xX
    @cubanflow305xX 2 года назад

    what is the link to your discord?

    • @KeithBarker
      @KeithBarker  2 года назад

      Here is the link ogit.online/Join_OGIT_on_Discord
      Thanks again PJ!