The time has arrived for me to publish a free updated CCNA course on RUclips. This is a brand new CCNA course where I focus on using real hardware and practical demonstrations. // CCNA Complete Practical Course: // Expect regular updates - the full CCNA course will be uploaded on my new CCNA playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLw6kwOJVj3MbMZ8B72ZgUryj8OSETC0ds // David's SOCIAL // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal RUclips: ruclips.net/user/davidbombal // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: sponsors@davidbombal.com // MENU // 00:00 - The Complete Practical CCNA Course 00:27 - Know your devices 01:11 - Pass your CCNA exam 01:35 - Know your Fibre Optic cables // Difference between Single-Mode and Multi-Mode 02:14 - Submarine cables 02:29 - Ethernet cables 02:47 - Know your Bridges 03:17 - Understand the past to understand the future 04:18 - Hubs and Switches 05:19 - Hardware addresses and protocols 06:15 - Know your devices continued 07:15 - Understanding routers 08:58 - Connectors 09:39 - Packet tracer and physical devices 10:02 - Operating Systems on devices 11:01 - How things work on switches and hubs 12:01 - Don't be afraid 13:18 - Conclusion ccna ccna v1.1 ccna 200-301 200-301 free ccna free ccna course free ccna training new ccna cisco ccna ccna course ccna certification ccna training packet tracer ccna full course new ccna ccna exam ccna study ccna 200-301 full course cisco training ccna 200-301 course ccna 2020 network engineer free lab ccna course for beginners ccna security free cisco ccna fundamentals ccna full course 2022 ccna tutorial ccna networking #ccna #cisco #200301
@@DavidBombalTech hey Mr. Bombal, you recently also posted a free course on CCNA practical labs only.....I lost the link and I can't find the post.....can you kindly reshare here...I'd really appreciate🙏🙏😢....I had already started and I don't want to lose track. Thank you.
Gosh, You're the best teacher I've ever had so far, much appreciated, and guess what you're the first youtuber that I support and I want to keep watching. Thanks a lot
That's a lot of work you've done. Very much appreciated. I already work as a telecommunications technician but will be following this course all the same. And it really is very important to see and preferable touch and use the physical devices. There's a lot the CCNA does not include that you will only learn by doing.
@@DavidBombalTech Thanks and appreciate your support for showing us Hands-On experience which is very much needed, but would want to know by when will you be uploading your videos on this CCNA course
As a person who does not have 1000's of dollars to spare, I will have to be content with looking at google images and youtube videos showing these routers/switches. I hope I can complete this series you have so graciously provided.
I'm back at 2006, where I had so much fun with CCNA 2, 3 & 4 with CLM and using real Cisco Routers and Switch. It's true that Packet Tracer made more accesable for those who can't afford any device cisco or practicing at home, but as my profesor told me once "The confidence you gain doesn't come from practicing something you should know. it comes from involving yourself closer to real cases and scenarios."
I started my apprenticeship as an IT Specialist for Systems Integration 2 weeks ago and I've been using your old CCNA course to learn. But this is amazing timing, thank you David.
David, I just want to say how much I appreciate your teaching style. You always come across as so sincere and genuine, and it’s clear that you genuinely care about helping others learn. The way you explain complex topics with such decency and clarity makes it easy for beginners like me to follow along. Keep up the amazing work-your content is a real game-changer for so many of us!
David, i work in this industry and i fully agree with your hands on approach. Its difficult for people however to access these devices without forking out lots of money for lab kits. Its nice to see that you will be including them in your course. A couple of things that the CCNA does not teach however (as fare as i am aware) is, password recovery, IOS installs/upgrades using TFTP services on old equipment (still being used as they are so reliable). New devices have USB ports so you can copy files directly to flash etc. Console access, uses the old blue usb to serial adaptors but are now being replaced with different usb cables such as usbc - usb mini. A tech will have to arm themselves with different console access opptions if they go down the route of break fix/install road. I will look forward to your course. You are with out a dought the best CCIE on youtube. Bravo.
Just cleared my CCNA exam. Waiting for something like this which ll help me understand and get deep knowledge on real devices. So, Thank you @DavidBombalTech for this series. Looking forward for more videos.
Hi David, I appreciate your work and contribution towards the community. This would be a great to learn more on CCNA. Thanks... and much love & respect.
APPRECIATE, that despite multiple resources online you still try to make it better and available for us :) As a "late" student this content will be very useful for me in my carrer change period.
and i actually been afraid of the issue you just trying to resolve here.... practical and theoretical are 2 different ways.... where it might cause stressful first encounter with real life situation
this is actually going to help me a lot! i started watching NetworkChuck's Free CCNA Course and im also planning on watching your Course after i finish that one just to make sure i cover as much material as possible! thank you and can't wait to start!
I will be a network engineer thanks to your content! It's really easy to understand your explanations, and I am so glad that you invested so much money in those devices. I am already on the third part of your course, which is why I can say that your videos provide a similar experience to when I worked as an IT intern in a big hotel. I hope that doing this course makes you happy, and that reading comments like this brightens your day!
That's what I personally struggled with a lot, conceptualizing the topics in physical use. If I'm reading up on something, I would need to revisit the topic several times until I get it. When I started doing remote hands work, I significantly gained a better understanding on everything. This course is going to be a hidden gem with the goals you sought out.
I've been waiting for this video for the past two years! While I studied Networking, I could only practice through labs on Packet Tracer due to COVID. To be honest, I never had the chance to actually see or work with the networking equipment in our college labs. I've been following David on TikTok, eagerly waiting for videos like this. Thank you so much for sharing!
I have watched your video without skipping. I don't remember when I watched a full video last time. Thanks for your hard work. Can't wait for the next video
I certified as a CCIE in 1997, back then I remember that had to borrow actual physical devices to simulate CCIE lab configs, a lot of 2501 routers, hubs, catalyst-kalpana switches, tokenring routers (I think these were 2502s), I had a big pile of routers in a meeting room connected back to back with V.35 cables (DTE -DCEs) and a lot of ethernet cables to built an actual frame relay network with a lot of protocols redistributing RIP, EIGRP, BGP, static routes, etc. it was really fun and really you have more hands on that today with emulators. After finishing my weekend lab btw I had to disconnect all and return all the borrow equipments to start all over the next weekend :-) , great idea from David using real gear to return to the basics !
Finally, for the very first time, I have network clarity! Thank you so much, Mr. Bombal! Totally looking forward to your new “real world” networking course!
Perfect timing. I am taking the CCNA course now no IT background and as you said what they teach is all theory no connection to the real world! much appreciated for the visual its what I needed Your videos connected the pieces. Thank you for the effort and keep them coming :)
I am a Devops Engineer and did my CCNA certification back in the days. But now when I am getting my hands on Cloud. I thought it would be a good idea to take a refresher on CCNA. and here I am.. I will follow along every single video from the day 1. Thank you very much for your dedication and effort you are putting into this series.
Never done CCNA bjt had the peiviledge of working in data centers, 6509's distribution switch in the early 2000's. Finally doing the course. Thanks for the video Mr Bombal❤
This is so cool. I never really realized how much I needed it. Theory can be so exhausting sometimes, this is highly refreshing! A very big thank you, from South Africa 🙏🏾
Mr. David, your dedication to teaching by using real devices to demonstrate networking concepts is truly inspiring. It’s rare to find someone so committed to sharing knowledge in such a practical and hands-on way. Thank you for investing in our learning and making complex topics accessible and engaging. Your passion for networking shines through in every lesson!
With all due respect, i won’t hesitate to call you father! You are a respectable 🫡 man, you are amazing and blessed! I was really waiting for a real practical CCNA tutorial from you! Man, this course will change and transform lots of people’s confidence over hands on site experience! The world lacks this, and you give it here. Much respect Father of Computer Networking! May the journey begin❤❤🎉🎉 big up Mr/ (or should i call you) Sir David Bombal!
You are the man sir! I look forward to taking your course. I'm very close to taking my CCNA exam and you are the person I wish to do my CCNP training under. Thank you for all that you bring to us upstarts.
This video is a perfect example why I use your lessons. I very pleased to see and hear what you want to learn me. Being a MSc mathematician born 46 years ago, I have seen to upcoming of digital networks in the University of technology Eindhoven, but mathematics is more focused on how to think in abstracts. A lot more has to be learned about network architecture, protocols etc. .. the combination of both makes a difference when I try to design something practically implemented using certain very interesting things from the vast field of mathematics. But eventually creating and using these abstract concepts from mathematics, will still be needed to transform from an idea formed by high level abstract thinking written on a piece of paper towards something that can run on the digital network. So for me it's very useful to see the hardware and the total process of building blocks inside the digital network. This way I can see a network design from scratch, information about all the hardware involved with this and the way internet development into what nowadays is used. Thanks for this approach, Mr. Bombal.
Hi David, thank you so much for making this course available for free, I can't wait to take it. I'm a Computer Network enthusiast and I've been following your great work here on RUclips from Angola (Africa). I really appreciate all you have been doing to help people build and grow their career in the tech field. Wish you all the best!
I am currently working as a network engineer, and I have a very long way to go. Your work is so amazing and helpful that really pushes me forward and really feels like insider information.
You're the most amazing & very much appreciated your work. I'll be watch your playlist on CCNA I cordially thank you for this practical course, with utmost sencerity
Thank You David for putting in your resources into actual hardware. I recently became a network engineer and have no prior exposure to Cisco devices new or old. I am learning for my CCNA currently and your video is really helpful. Wish to see more video as such. It would be great if you could show us how to configure a cisco / switch physically 🙂
Thank you David for this video and this new course. This is a very timely video for me; I just spent my entire morning reading about a lot of the equipment you showed off in this video, and but I still couldn't tell you what any of them looked like before watching this. I've started studying for the Net+ and CCNA recently, and I'm looking forward to future installments in this series!
i just say you are amazing and thank you so much for teaching us things in this such a practical and detail way i have no words to appreciate your work that you're doing ❣
My coworker kept saying “Ethernet and fiber” when referring to copper and fiber. Even after I explained to him that both are types of L1 media used by Ethernet. And they aren’t exclusivly used by Ethernet either. You can use CAT6 cabling for RS232 or analog voice
David really your quotation is very important . I share some hostriy for me that someone Technician come me and he asked me box ,that I didn’t understand him ,i asked him what is meant box ,than he explained the box he said that the box was inside all the cable to reales your home of internet and I answered again I knew that that time was really not any IT known but today wow really I very hight about IT device ,network ,encryption about Secure Network or its own device Thank you David Bomba 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hello, I’ve been following you for a few years, and right now, I’m busy studying for my CCNA, and your video comes at just the right time. I’m going to follow your course to the letter. Thank you for your explanation, I’m looking forward to seeing your CCNA version 1.1 playlist. A big thank you once again. Greetings from Brussels, Belgium.
This will be fun to follow along! Nothing beats the look and feel of real gear! I have a few routers and switches which I used to get my CCNA ten years ago. Currently using CML to upgrade my CCNA 👍
Thank you, you care about your students more than they care about themselves. We have learned a lot from you, not only the academic material, but also many principles, the way of thinking, and planning for the future. Thank you, and I wish you and everyone success and prosperity.
I’m new to this, and I have been following you randomly. Sir you’re the best teacher. I can’t wait for the videos uploaded subsequently. I am seated and waiting Sir. Thanks a lot.
ohh im hyped! im nearly done with jeremys it lab playlist and i cant anymore.. all the theory is soooo dry and hard to stick your motivation to it, this format now, showing and explaining it practical will give me a total refresh - cant wait! :)
AWESOME 👍👏 , simply unbelievable, wish to see all concepts and labs covered in details to make us well prepared for the Network Architect role, thanks Mr. Bombal, much appreciated Sir.
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The time has arrived for me to publish a free updated CCNA course on RUclips. This is a brand new CCNA course where I focus on using real hardware and practical demonstrations.
// CCNA Complete Practical Course: //
Expect regular updates - the full CCNA course will be uploaded on my new CCNA playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLw6kwOJVj3MbMZ8B72ZgUryj8OSETC0ds
// David's SOCIAL //
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// MY STUFF //
www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal
// SPONSORS //
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// MENU //
00:00 - The Complete Practical CCNA Course
00:27 - Know your devices
01:11 - Pass your CCNA exam
01:35 - Know your Fibre Optic cables // Difference between Single-Mode and Multi-Mode
02:14 - Submarine cables
02:29 - Ethernet cables
02:47 - Know your Bridges
03:17 - Understand the past to understand the future
04:18 - Hubs and Switches
05:19 - Hardware addresses and protocols
06:15 - Know your devices continued
07:15 - Understanding routers
08:58 - Connectors
09:39 - Packet tracer and physical devices
10:02 - Operating Systems on devices
11:01 - How things work on switches and hubs
12:01 - Don't be afraid
13:18 - Conclusion
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a dumb switch beats a smart hub lol
i wish i didn't throw my portmaster away it had 36-48 serial ports and t1-t3
I sent you email , please check and reply ASAP. P.S it's really urgent sir
You are the Best
@@DavidBombalTech hey Mr. Bombal, you recently also posted a free course on CCNA practical labs only.....I lost the link and I can't find the post.....can you kindly reshare here...I'd really appreciate🙏🙏😢....I had already started and I don't want to lose track. Thank you.
Gosh, You're the best teacher I've ever had so far, much appreciated, and guess what you're the first youtuber that I support and I want to keep watching. Thanks a lot
That's a lot of work you've done. Very much appreciated. I already work as a telecommunications technician but will be following this course all the same. And it really is very important to see and preferable touch and use the physical devices. There's a lot the CCNA does not include that you will only learn by doing.
Agreed! Best way to learn!
@@DavidBombalTechwill you upload the whole course or is it just one video?
@@exploreshenzhen The whole course.
@@DavidBombalTech Thanks and appreciate your support for showing us Hands-On experience which is very much needed, but would want to know by when will you be uploading your videos on this CCNA course
As a person who does not have 1000's of dollars to spare, I will have to be content with looking at google images and youtube videos showing these routers/switches. I hope I can complete this series you have so graciously provided.
I'm back at 2006, where I had so much fun with CCNA 2, 3 & 4 with CLM and using real Cisco Routers and Switch. It's true that Packet Tracer made more accesable for those who can't afford any device cisco or practicing at home, but as my profesor told me once "The confidence you gain doesn't come from practicing something you should know. it comes from involving yourself closer to real cases and scenarios."
Sir can intermediate student get job after CCNA ❤
I started my apprenticeship as an IT Specialist for Systems Integration 2 weeks ago and I've been using your old CCNA course to learn. But this is amazing timing, thank you David.
That is awesome!
Hello bro can you give me your FB I want to ask you because I want to apply for apprenticeship in system integration. Thank you.
really if a teacher can be so dedicated to help us ............i believe we all should proud him with a great learning.......❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much, David Sir! I've learned a lot from you. May Allah always keep you in His peace and protection. Aameen.
Bro from Pakistan
Wooow! 😮😮😮😮This is the first time I've ever come across such a great PRACTICAL video about CCNA stuff. Thanks a lot. 👍👏👍👏👍
This is genius. Makes it easier to remember information because you can see the actual devices/tools. Thank You DB!
Glad you are enjoying the videos! :)
David, I just want to say how much I appreciate your teaching style. You always come across as so sincere and genuine, and it’s clear that you genuinely care about helping others learn. The way you explain complex topics with such decency and clarity makes it easy for beginners like me to follow along. Keep up the amazing work-your content is a real game-changer for so many of us!
Thank you! And you're very welcome
David, i work in this industry and i fully agree with your hands on approach. Its difficult for people however to access these devices without forking out lots of money for lab kits. Its nice to see that you will be including them in your course. A couple of things that the CCNA does not teach however (as fare as i am aware) is, password recovery, IOS installs/upgrades using TFTP services on old equipment (still being used as they are so reliable). New devices have USB ports so you can copy files directly to flash etc. Console access, uses the old blue usb to serial adaptors but are now being replaced with different usb cables such as usbc - usb mini. A tech will have to arm themselves with different console access opptions if they go down the route of break fix/install road. I will look forward to your course. You are with out a dought the best CCIE on youtube. Bravo.
I have already watched some other RUclipsr teaching CCNA
but the level of your teaching is lit. .
your first video made me a huge fan.❤
Thank you! Glad to hear that!
Just cleared my CCNA exam. Waiting for something like this which ll help me understand and get deep knowledge on real devices. So, Thank you @DavidBombalTech for this series. Looking forward for more videos.
Hi David, I appreciate your work and contribution towards the community. This would be a great to learn more on CCNA. Thanks... and much love & respect.
Thank you! I hope you learn a lot in my course :)
APPRECIATE, that despite multiple resources online you still try to make it better and available for us :) As a "late" student this content will be very useful for me in my carrer change period.
and i actually been afraid of the issue you just trying to resolve here.... practical and theoretical are 2 different ways.... where it might cause stressful first encounter with real life situation
You're welcome!
really valuable david. thanks for everything that u do for the community
Thank you :)
thank you David ... watching you talking about CCNA gives nostalgia..
Time flies!
this is actually going to help me a lot! i started watching NetworkChuck's Free CCNA Course and im also planning on watching your Course after i finish that one just to make sure i cover as much material as possible! thank you and can't wait to start!
in a world of some fantastic IT youtubers, no one beats the legend himself Mr Bombal
I will be a network engineer thanks to your content! It's really easy to understand your explanations, and I am so glad that you invested so much money in those devices. I am already on the third part of your course, which is why I can say that your videos provide a similar experience to when I worked as an IT intern in a big hotel. I hope that doing this course makes you happy, and that reading comments like this brightens your day!
Thank you so much for making this course free. I m learning so much!🙏
That's what I personally struggled with a lot, conceptualizing the topics in physical use. If I'm reading up on something, I would need to revisit the topic several times until I get it. When I started doing remote hands work, I significantly gained a better understanding on everything. This course is going to be a hidden gem with the goals you sought out.
I've been waiting for this video for the past two years! While I studied Networking, I could only practice through labs on Packet Tracer due to COVID. To be honest, I never had the chance to actually see or work with the networking equipment in our college labs. I've been following David on TikTok, eagerly waiting for videos like this. Thank you so much for sharing!
I have watched your video without skipping. I don't remember when I watched a full video last time. Thanks for your hard work. Can't wait for the next video
Thank you so much 😀
I’m a visual learner and this is so helpful! Looking forward to it!
Thanks for the lesson, May God bless you.
I certified as a CCIE in 1997, back then I remember that had to borrow actual physical devices to simulate CCIE lab configs, a lot of 2501 routers, hubs, catalyst-kalpana switches, tokenring routers (I think these were 2502s), I had a big pile of routers in a meeting room connected back to back with V.35 cables (DTE -DCEs) and a lot of ethernet cables to built an actual frame relay network with a lot of protocols redistributing RIP, EIGRP, BGP, static routes, etc. it was really fun and really you have more hands on that today with emulators. After finishing my weekend lab btw I had to disconnect all and return all the borrow equipments to start all over the next weekend :-) , great idea from David using real gear to return to the basics !
You are the best David.. never seen such a dedication to provide free knowledge at the cost of thousands of dollars . Thank you.
i have bought many online courses but Bombal really knows his stuff. this guy is really good
Finally, for the very first time, I have network clarity! Thank you so much, Mr. Bombal! Totally looking forward to your new “real world” networking course!
Very happy to hear that! I hope you enjoy the course!
Perfect timing. I am taking the CCNA course now no IT background and as you said what they teach is all theory no connection to the real world! much appreciated for the visual its what I needed Your videos connected the pieces. Thank you for the effort and keep them coming :)
Game changer, just what I needed. Thank you brotha !! 🙏🏿👊🏿🇯🇲
I am a Devops Engineer and did my CCNA certification back in the days. But now when I am getting my hands on Cloud. I thought it would be a good idea to take a refresher on CCNA. and here I am.. I will follow along every single video from the day 1. Thank you very much for your dedication and effort you are putting into this series.
This is most-awaited course. We really appreciate your effort. I want to sit for OSCP exams and this is prerequisite.
Thank you so much, David!
You're very welcome!
Never done CCNA bjt had the peiviledge of working in data centers, 6509's distribution switch in the early 2000's. Finally doing the course. Thanks for the video Mr Bombal❤
Very cool! You're welcome!
Thank you very much, David for always providing us with great and free content. I think I have to finally take this exam!
This is so cool. I never really realized how much I needed it. Theory can be so exhausting sometimes, this is highly refreshing!
A very big thank you, from South Africa 🙏🏾
The only practical video that is actually helpful, please continue the playlist specially the practical parts
Mr. David, your dedication to teaching by using real devices to demonstrate networking concepts is truly inspiring. It’s rare to find someone so committed to sharing knowledge in such a practical and hands-on way. Thank you for investing in our learning and making complex topics accessible and engaging. Your passion for networking shines through in every lesson!
With all due respect, i won’t hesitate to call you father! You are a respectable 🫡 man, you are amazing and blessed! I was really waiting for a real practical CCNA tutorial from you! Man, this course will change and transform lots of people’s confidence over hands on site experience! The world lacks this, and you give it here. Much respect Father of Computer Networking! May the journey begin❤❤🎉🎉 big up Mr/ (or should i call you) Sir David Bombal!
You are the man sir! I look forward to taking your course. I'm very close to taking my CCNA exam and you are the person I wish to do my CCNP training under. Thank you for all that you bring to us upstarts.
This video is a perfect example why I use your lessons. I very pleased to see and hear what you want to learn me. Being a MSc mathematician born 46 years ago, I have seen to upcoming of digital networks in the University of technology Eindhoven, but mathematics is more focused on how to think in abstracts. A lot more has to be learned about network architecture, protocols etc. ..
the combination of both makes a difference when I try to design something practically implemented using certain very interesting things from the vast field of mathematics.
But eventually creating and using these abstract concepts from mathematics, will still be needed to transform from an idea formed by high level abstract thinking written on a piece of paper towards something that can run on the digital network.
So for me it's very useful to see the hardware and the total process of building blocks inside the digital network. This way I can see a network design from scratch, information about all the hardware involved with this and the way internet development into what nowadays is used.
Thanks for this approach, Mr. Bombal.
Your are a Legend , Thank you so much
Thank you! You're welcome!
Hello David, That's really a mind blowing. This course it's really so outstanding. Thanks for your excellent support on this 👏 👍
Hi David, thank you so much for making this course available for free, I can't wait to take it. I'm a Computer Network enthusiast and I've been following your great work here on RUclips from Angola (Africa). I really appreciate all you have been doing to help people build and grow their career in the tech field. Wish you all the best!
I am currently working as a network engineer, and I have a very long way to go. Your work is so amazing and helpful that really pushes me forward and really feels like insider information.
What a valuable course, greetings from Dominican Republic, as others I learned a lot on this channel.
Very happy to hear that!
You're the most amazing & very much appreciated your work. I'll be watch your playlist on CCNA
I cordially thank you for this practical course, with utmost sencerity
Thank You David for putting in your resources into actual hardware. I recently became a network engineer and have no prior exposure to Cisco devices new or old. I am learning for my CCNA currently and your video is really helpful. Wish to see more video as such. It would be great if you could show us how to configure a cisco / switch physically 🙂
Thank you David for this video and this new course. This is a very timely video for me; I just spent my entire morning reading about a lot of the equipment you showed off in this video, and but I still couldn't tell you what any of them looked like before watching this. I've started studying for the Net+ and CCNA recently, and I'm looking forward to future installments in this series!
i just say you are amazing and thank you so much for teaching us things in this such a practical and detail way i have no words to appreciate your work that you're doing ❣
My coworker kept saying “Ethernet and fiber” when referring to copper and fiber. Even after I explained to him that both are types of L1 media used by Ethernet. And they aren’t exclusivly used by Ethernet either. You can use CAT6 cabling for RS232 or analog voice
Thank so much sir
You are clear on your presentation 🙏🙏🙏
David really your quotation is very important . I share some hostriy for me that someone Technician come me and he asked me box ,that I didn’t understand him ,i asked him what is meant box ,than he explained the box he said that the box was inside all the cable to reales your home of internet and I answered again I knew that that time was really not any IT known but today wow really I very hight about IT device ,network ,encryption about Secure Network or its own device
Thank you David Bomba 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you 🙏 so much for your time making it clear. I have learned so much 🙏
Hello, I’ve been following you for a few years, and right now, I’m busy studying for my CCNA, and your video comes at just the right time. I’m going to follow your course to the letter. Thank you for your explanation, I’m looking forward to seeing your CCNA version 1.1 playlist. A big thank you once again. Greetings from Brussels, Belgium.
Terrific video! I love how it flows exactly like the CCNA 200-301 Official Cert Guide. Looking forward for the next videos!
This will be fun to follow along! Nothing beats the look and feel of real gear! I have a few routers and switches which I used to get my CCNA ten years ago. Currently using CML to upgrade my CCNA 👍
Thank you, you care about your students more than they care about themselves. We have learned a lot from you, not only the academic material, but also many principles, the way of thinking, and planning for the future. Thank you, and I wish you and everyone success and prosperity.
I am glad that I just discovered your channel. It is exactly what I need right now. Looking forward to your courses
I’m new to this, and I have been following you randomly. Sir you’re the best teacher.
I can’t wait for the videos uploaded subsequently. I am seated and waiting Sir. Thanks a lot.
Thank you David, you are changing lives, for good.
Thank you, David.
You're welcome!
Thank you Bombal - you are my father in Networking world. Big Ups.
This is really great David, Thank you for all this.. even though I'm a CCNA certified kid, i still wanna learn with you more and more from this course
Thank you David, You have the best youtube channel
You are a Blessing to this generation Sir❤
Awesome course Mr. Bombal! Another great contribution to the community
superb explaination David Sir and Impressive work as always👏👏👏
Absolutely outstanding! I can't wait to take the journey! Brilliant!
Thank you david sir . Really I learned a much. We need more videos
Thanks a lot David, I learn and enjoy watching your videos!
This was so informative, David; thank you for keeping us on track with what the latest is.
ohh im hyped!
im nearly done with jeremys it lab playlist and i cant anymore..
all the theory is soooo dry and hard to stick your motivation to it, this format now, showing and explaining it practical will give me a total refresh - cant wait! :)
I'm excited for this, so many basic questions that are skipped over thanks to all the simulations. Hope to learn lots.
It's great to have it all the Network gears to learn it, you are awesome David
The best person I can understand everything from you❤❤❤
Fantastic! Very happy to hear that!
David you are doing the Lords work! You are awesome! Been learning a lot from you
AWESOME 👍👏 , simply unbelievable, wish to see all concepts and labs covered in details to make us well prepared for the Network Architect role, thanks Mr. Bombal, much appreciated Sir.
Thank you! I hope you learn a lot in the course!
This is great! I'm so hyped and looking forward to this!!
Definitely will watch the series, I love the idea to see and learn by real devices!
Happy to hear that!
Thank you, your explanations are very clear and concise!
Thank you!
Thank you David for this information. You are amazing at what you do
Huge thanks man, this is totally unbelievable ❤
Glad you like it!
Thank you so much for your hard work to help us the newbies. will be on the lookout for the training sir! thank you
what a legend !! You sir, deserve the best.
Great way to teach Mr. Bombal, and definitely unique!
Thank you Mr Bombal, we say welcome to this new publication
I love the explanation you have given in this video
From Pakistan
Really appreciate your efforts. Thank You,
I have seen only two minutes and that looks impressive.
Just when i decided to take this test he starts a new series 😊.........cant wait for the next video,
wow! incredible, ghost bump caught me while listening and following up. You're great D. Bombal.
I request you to please complete this series don't stop in between. 🫡You've got a new subscriber👍
Amazing!!! Great content and perspectives on the training needed for the industry! Thanks David!!!
Thank you!
I wish I could be surrounded by people like David 🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾, you really motivate me
we are blessed , you live in this world.
great course for our time for networking experts
Great Men Mr Bombal!!!👍👍👍 God bless you!!!
Thank you!
Thanks for this David. looking forward this course
Hope you enjoy it!