ENARSI (300-410) Topic 1.9 - Troubleshooting EIGRP

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

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  • @danielthoenen6045
    @danielthoenen6045 3 года назад +1

    Kevin is simply the best teacher out there.

  • @oussamamohammedbenameur6026
    @oussamamohammedbenameur6026 3 года назад

    Pr kevin, i had the courage to tell you i really love you, i took your ccna 200-301 course and it was very clear
    I hope for you the Best

  • @gastonhitw720
    @gastonhitw720 3 года назад

    today was the first practice class I had on troubleshooting, made no mistakes nor here nor along watching the video, I feel happy that I'm able to understand eigrp very wel, hopefully I can troubleshoot IPv6 in the future, hopefully I can become an expect using and troubleshooting eigrp and is-is

  • @DP-jn8fe
    @DP-jn8fe 3 года назад +2

    Kevin…you are the man!
    I’m going to circle back on R&S (your courses) once I become CCNP - SCOR 350-701 certified
    I’ve already bought the CCNP - SEC course on your website, so that’s a priority (in my opinion CCNP-SEC should be the main focus before routing!) who doesn’t want to harden their network before being able to reach out to the outside network
    Liked to help out with the YT algorithm

  • @ఉపేంద్రగుప్త
    @ఉపేంద్రగుప్త 3 года назад +2

    Hi Kevin,
    Thank you for your such a video.
    We always love your way of teaching. Kindly make some more troubleshooting videos in different protocols including switching and routing 🙂

  • @kareemalsibai4536
    @kareemalsibai4536 3 года назад

    Hello Kevin,
    If you could go over some vti config and troubleshooting, that would be helpful namely static and dynamic. I just had a hard time getting my ikev2 relationship to form in the past I’m not entirely sure what I missed but reviewing that would be helpful. Anything helps

  • @kosmonautofficial296
    @kosmonautofficial296 3 года назад

    Great video thanks!

  • @ericgoodman9876
    @ericgoodman9876 3 года назад

    Kevin you are very knowledgeable about this subject, but generally the more knowledgeable one is on a subject they tend to teach as if their audience is just as knowledgeable. My only complaint....please slow down when recording these videos. I am a native English speaker, and I have trouble keeping up with you. I can only imagine others with English as a second language.
    Lastly, I paid (what wasn't cheap) for one of your prior CCNP courses, and was told I had lifetime access. When Cisco pulled the course, because of upgrade to their curriculum, so went my lifetime access. It is with this, that I am hesitant about paying money for any courses that I cannot download and keep forever on my local drive. I don't know if anyone else had this issue.
    These comments are not to shoot down your course, on the contrary it is to try and help you make it better. Out of all the courses out there, even with the fast talking, I believe this is the best. I cut the speed down to 50%.

    • @matthewschuster4600
      @matthewschuster4600 3 года назад

      I like that he goes fast personally. Networking is fast. Keeps us on our toes.

    • @gastonhitw720
      @gastonhitw720 3 года назад +1

      I don't wanna be rude but I think it's your issue, I'm not a native english speaker, I'm from Chile, but I'm able to understand every step and every key subject Kevin is pointing out, I'm not a fluent english speaker but I manage very well on typing, I usually learn at a faster pace watching this videos than listening to my teacher, this goes on straight to the point, straight to troubleshoot