There's an old proverb: When is the best time to plant a tree? - 20 years ago. When is the second-best time to plant a tree? - today. Thanks for providing not only the continuing motivation but also the resources.
@@davidbombal 20 years ago that would be the year 2,000 well just short of that 2004 was the year I passed CCNA1 & CCN2 It was my introduction to computing and mostly way over my head although I got the highest mark of my class in one of the exams getting 96%. Couldn't get hands on experience after because equipment was too expensive. I need to brush up and advance it. Hope your course will help while I get some equipment to experiment with my project.
@@davidbombal That speech helped bolster my motivation. I knew I wanted to improve my skills and move my life forward, but now I know there are other people out there like me who want to do it and have done it. Always learn something every day! I'm with that man, thank you!
@@davidbombal Hi David. Will you have an update to the course, at least on your paid version of the course to cover the changes announced for CCNA v1.1?
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@@davidbombal Hey David thanks for the reply. I want to do my CCNA by the end of 2020. If I follow your free video series in RUclips will I be able to meet that timeline. If not can you recommend me one of your CCNA 200-301 courses on Udemy I saw you have couple of courses on the same CCNA 200-301 so am a bit confused.
The best instructor in the world! you are putting concepts neatly in a manageable way , easy to understand , and quick to grasp thank you i will be waiting for your uploads !!!!
"Never let small minds convince you that your dreams are too big" Thank you David for all your motivations this really helps me to move forward despite having a new born child and lockdowns and I won't give up. Im already half way through my CCNA learning and hoping to take the exam soon. God bless
Don't give up. Enjoy your children. They grow up so quickly! And they are much more precious than any job. Work hard to provide for your family, but make time for them as well.
I'm studying IT at university, focusing on learning about networks, and I'm eager to delve deeper into the subject. This video has truly inspired me to keep exploring its incredible content, and I'm looking forward to embarking on this knowledge-filled journey.
Thank you for having these, David. I've been working in I.T. (what my bachelor's degree is in, anyway) for about 11 years, and it seems like I've been stuck doing an abundance of work that isn't actually I.T. I feel like my skills are fading, and it's reflected in my salary. I feel this is a wake up call for me to regain a better grasp on the field I used to enjoy a lot more, as well as get some leverage to get a better paycheck.
Making a decision to change is the first step. Now, just do something everyday to take you where you want to go. At the end of the day, ask yourself if you have done something that day to take you where you want to be. If that happens too often, you need to change things.
I have just started your course on Udemy and I am happy to see you on RUclips as well :) This makes it extra helpful to be able to interact with you here. Stay awesome !
hello, David bombal i'm starting CCNA 200-301 today. i still used to scroll down your videos before I start watching CCNA Overview I must thank you for your videos so that we can access your knowledge free for everyone. and your way of course demonstrations are really cool I wish you good luck in the future. and people should apricate people like you who make the world better place for the next generation again thank you very much :)
David, I'm sure this may get buried in the sea of comments but I just wanted to say thank you. I'm at a crossroads in life, and I just happened across this video as I'm getting materials and finding good resources for CCNA prep. 2:36 is oddly, exactly what I needed to hear right now. All I can say is thank you. I look forward to now watching this series.
Thank you so much David! You are always an inspiration for us. I'm glad you and Network Chuck joined forces. Looking forward to your courses. You're the best, moments spent watching you teach are truly not most moments because you always try to bring out the best in everyone of us! I'm worried about the new format of CCNA sinceit's so much more theoretical, but I'll bite the bullet! All the very very best!
Tremendous positivity David, I have the Cisco Press source material including the extra's from Cisco press and the study is going well. I have held a CCNA previously but returning to Infrastructure is exciting and a little daunting after being my own boss for a while now. I am going to start exploring what courses you have as well as I find you videos a brilliant compliment to the source material. Great work, really good. No nonsense, real world, bit of humour and a great peer group of like minded people. Very accessible and usable, and as an experienced networker to me your videos are time well spent. JB
Hello Mr Bombal! I just have to leave this here but, I passed my CCNA 200-301 around July. Although I did not use your videos, I did watch your motivational one and it gave me strength to study and pass the exam in around 28 days. I am currently still in High School and have been struggling to find time to study for certifications but, your videos help me power through them, and explore the different technologies. I'd love to talk to you about my certification journey if it helps anyone. Keep doing what you are doing! It is extremely important. Thanks again! Best Regards, Jacob Jayme
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I work in one of the largest data centers on the U.S. east coast and have always wanted to go deeper into networking. Also great intro. Reminds me of my daughter.
What I like about David Bombal is that: He always inspires His students to go beyond their limits and I'm practically doing that now. Thank you so much @David Bombal Can't wait for upcoming future updates. You are the best!!!🙌✌👏😊🥰
Wow. sounds as though they've made it so easy now. I got CCNA R&S in 2013 as well as CCNA Security in 2016 and there were simulations, vague questions and "choose all that apply" questions. Took me 3 or 4 attempts to pass R&S. Sadly I didn't get very far at all in the networking field and gave it up for many years. Now that I'm getting back into cyber security I'm excited to watch your CCNA course to see what has changed and how much I remember :P
First time tuning in here. Just want to say, I wish there were more people like you, so willing to help out everyone else. I very recently made the decision that I wanted to switch over into the cybersecurity field, with my only experience being what I've taught myself about computers thus far. Its been overwhelming, as there's a lot out there about cybersecurity and how to start. Your videos have helped me a lot try to figure out what I need to do. Now I'm ready to take your CCNA course!! Let's Go!!!!
Thank you David. Today ( Jun / 2021) I passed on my Cisco CCNA 200-301. Your Free Cisco CCNA 200-301 Course was one of my sources that helped me a lot!!! Thanks again.
Hello. I just wanted to say that ur a legend for this. I have search far and wide for a free course like this one but nothing compares to this. I really want to become an ethical hacker because breaking/hacking something that is considered "unhackable" is truly a challenge for those who are wiiling to take it.
I am 48 years old, this is my first day. There are 49 videos in this tutorial and I want to finish it in 2 months. I am also studying official Cert Guide CCNA 200-301 Volume 1 by Wendell Odom. THE BEST VIEW COMES AFTER THE HARDEST CLIMB.
Look man I wanna say some words to you first I was looking for my mentor I'm web developer and was need to find my mentor on cyber security to be pro ethical hacker and here we go I finally find you I respect you man respect you knowledge respect your work and I hope one day to be best of the best and you are the way for it , really thanks man ❤❤ see you after my journey ☺️❤️❤️❤️
-Thank you David...!!!! -I'm going to end up buying a course from you on Udemy, I'm studying there to take the exam in about 2 months and I really liked your explanations. -I'm an electronics and automation technician and I worked for almost two decades in flight protection, but the last 10 years were basically on networks and servers, but always kind of blocked me from accessing Cisco admin knowledge, so I focused a lot on creation and maintenance of Linux servers but I never had the interest in taking the certification tests, and even programming servers of the most diverse protocols, creating IOT to monitor our systems I focused on practice and pratical projects not on the certifications and I see that I was deeply wrong. -Now I am wanting to immigrate to Canada and the simplest way is a job in IT, I was going to do the Linux certification but after watching his videos and Chuck I realized that a strong base in Cisco is the beginning for everything. -Therefore I will do the CCNA not the CENT, because I am looking for a vacancy in a datacenter, and then I must do either the CompTia Linux + or LPIC-1 and the VMware certification to then apply for a vacancy in a data center in Canada, although I also I should try placements in the USA and England. -Thank you so much for the knowledge.
Those skills you have are great. Just build on them and get certs so you can open doors. CCNA / Linux / Python / Cloud are all great skills. Sounds like your programming skills are really going to help you as programming becomes more and more important.
@@davidbombal -I work with switches and networks for almost 2 decades but my big mistake was that I just worked but I wasn't sure. -Then, for example, the synchronization system with an NTP server that interface all the networks of the different systems. -At that time I did this with a 2 xeon server because I only knew Linux in depth, but nowadays I think that a simple Cisco router or at most a firewall, if I had studied for CCNA at the time would have been much easier. -Other day I commented on linkedin that in 2012 I made a Nagios monitoring I needed two xeon servers one with the system and the other with the database, apart from the workstations with dual NIC to be the network probes, now a Raspberry Pi can install server and network probes in a single board for 40 US dollars, and this alias made me wonder if Cisco will end up doing a CCNP IOT certification, or if Microsoft separated CompTia Linux+ from LPIC because they have now integrated the kernel into their operating system and if the certification path will follow that line as well. -My basic area is electronics and automation, I basically programmed microcontrollers normally in C ++ such as arduino, PIC, etc. .. for example to read hardware or electronic systems or sensors in the equipment that I took care of remotely over the network or via modem, like remote air navigation systens, or radars, etc... -But now I realize that CCNA is the base of this kind of develop because it teaches a lot of the skill can help in everything else, I want to be Datacenter Admin son as possible, but I realize that for that the minimum is CCNA, CompTia Linux or LPIC-1 and a language for automation tasks in both and this language clearly seems to be Python. -So as Python does not have an org that certifies so my path will be CCNA, then CompuTia Linux, and then Python, and Virtualization for the minimum and Cloud and Security before that. -After all, unfortunately the companies to hire a foreign want the diploma or certification to prove their knowledge, and as I want to immigrate from Brazil to Canada, companies only hire having at least two certifications, even more because they have to compensate for the expense to hire foreigners with the work visa then, relocation and etc, unfortunately the certifications are vital in my case, and for very one. -Thank you so much for You and Chuck for taking the free courses to help us, I'm a fan of the videos, thank you so much !!!
Fantastic resources, I passed my ccna yesterday. I watched a cisco video discussing the ccna, at some stage I do think sims will be back using virtual environments. Good luck to all those studying!
thank you David a long time ago I did CCNA 1+2. At the moment want to relearn and have a project just didn't know where to start. I am very thankful for this.
Thank you sincerely. It hrlps people who are under financial stress. Looking forward to become somone knowledgeable like you and give back to the community
Thanks David for your continuous support and encouregement....your technologies videos are awsome, I subscribed in two of yours courses in Udemy (CCNA and GNS3) I am spending a lot of time studying but that will be worth it in the end.
Can't wait to see what you got in store for us.. I've been studying the course with the new handbook, currently on Part II (Chpt - 4,5&6) I think and been looking for videos to guide me through the material. I hope I can link your content in line with the handbook.. Thanks for your effort David, highly appreciate you doing this.
Hallo Mr. Bombal, i just love your all videos and advice's you do to motivate the other like me to learn more and more for a better future and improve self knowledge and the technology. You are great and i am one of your fan :) Thanks a lot for your precious videos and courses.
I been studying for it for a while, I even have the new books. But the past few months have been just hard was forced to leave a good paying job so i wouldn't get sick with the virus and now have a job that pays half of my last job. I will start studying and practice more PT labs while i watch your videos and i will get my CCNA in October.
Really sorry to hear that Jeffrey! Times are really tough for so many people :( Don't give up. There are so many stories of people who have improved their lives through certifications.
@@davidbombal I will now that i am motivated again and back to studying. I do have a question, Next Fall semester i want to transfer to my University. Right now i am studying Computer Systems Information & Networking at my community college. I want to go more on the Security side. My University only has Computer Engineering or Computer Systems Information Technology. What Degree plan do you think will benefit me better. i would like to go for my masters also after my bachelors. Any advise would be appreciated.
Big respect to you David, you have really changed my life and motivates me to become a better person. THANK YOU !!!
Thank you Fathi! I am really happy to hear that!
he does the same for me!
@Termux Hacker I'm trying to learn everything from the basics to hacking to protect me and my family. Is this a knowledgeable start?
There's an old proverb: When is the best time to plant a tree? - 20 years ago. When is the second-best time to plant a tree? - today. Thanks for providing not only the continuing motivation but also the resources.
That is a fantastic proverb and so true in life.
I love this proverb;
@@davidbombal 20 years ago that would be the year 2,000 well just short of that 2004 was the year I passed CCNA1 & CCN2 It was my introduction to computing and mostly way over my head although I got the highest mark of my class in one of the exams getting 96%. Couldn't get hands on experience after because equipment was too expensive. I need to brush up and advance it. Hope your course will help while I get some equipment to experiment with my project.
Best. Intro. Ever.
Thank you so much Raul!
David Bombal it’s great
@@davidbombal That speech helped bolster my motivation. I knew I wanted to improve my skills and move my life forward, but now I know there are other people out there like me who want to do it and have done it. Always learn something every day! I'm with that man, thank you!
@@davidbombal Hi David. Will you have an update to the course, at least on your paid version of the course to cover the changes announced for CCNA v1.1?
I was watching DAVID from the 100 subscribers. He is always a great motivator.
Thank you David and the Poodle
Wow! Thank you for the support Gajendra! I really appreciate that!
Passed CCNA today. Thanks for the help!
Congratulations Ethan! That is fantastic news!
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Respect from heart... The best part is the motivation..
@@ishansharma7899 Thank you! Make the most of your time!
@@davidbombal Hi David what is the frequency of the video release for this free CCNA 200-301 weekly once ???
At least once a week. May be more often if I am able to.
@@davidbombal Hey David thanks for the reply. I want to do my CCNA by the end of 2020. If I follow your free video series in RUclips will I be able to meet that timeline. If not can you recommend me one of your CCNA 200-301 courses on Udemy I saw you have couple of courses on the same CCNA 200-301 so am a bit confused.
As serious as you are, it's great to see a whimsical (yet educational) DB as father doing the intro with "Poodle". More DB and Poodle! Thanks for all.
The best instructor in the world! you are putting concepts neatly in a manageable way , easy to understand , and quick to grasp thank you i will be waiting for your uploads !!!!
Thank you Mohamed! I really appreciate that!
"Never let small minds convince you that your dreams are too big" Thank you David for all your motivations this really helps me to move forward despite having a new born child and lockdowns and I won't give up. Im already half way through my CCNA learning and hoping to take the exam soon. God bless
Don't give up. Enjoy your children. They grow up so quickly! And they are much more precious than any job. Work hard to provide for your family, but make time for them as well.
I'm studying IT at university, focusing on learning about networks, and I'm eager to delve deeper into the subject. This video has truly inspired me to keep exploring its incredible content, and I'm looking forward to embarking on this knowledge-filled journey.
Thank you for this. I'm 31 and I'm taking this year to take my career down the path of IT. currently studying for my ccna
i am doing this at age 38. i simply cant do my job as a teacher anymore. it's killing me.
Thank you for having these, David. I've been working in I.T. (what my bachelor's degree is in, anyway) for about 11 years, and it seems like I've been stuck doing an abundance of work that isn't actually I.T. I feel like my skills are fading, and it's reflected in my salary. I feel this is a wake up call for me to regain a better grasp on the field I used to enjoy a lot more, as well as get some leverage to get a better paycheck.
Making a decision to change is the first step. Now, just do something everyday to take you where you want to go. At the end of the day, ask yourself if you have done something that day to take you where you want to be. If that happens too often, you need to change things.
How kind and generous of you... I sure will be watching all of them to refresh my knowledge and support the cause... Thank you David!
I have just started your course on Udemy and I am happy to see you on RUclips as well :) This makes it extra helpful to be able to interact with you here. Stay awesome !
Thank you Kyle!
That's such a amazing first CCNA giveaway and now free courses, you are such a life savior for us. Thanks a lot for doing this.
Thank you Amit! The more people that I can help, the better!
This channel provides high quality study resources for CCNA, i love this channel very much
This is the first video i watched from this guy.. Beautiful intro
That was an awesome Intro David, was watching it with my two girls they loved it.
Your help through my CCNA journey was immeasurable.
That's awesome! Really glad that I have helped you in your CCNA journey :)
I just bought the course and beginning a new journey. Im scared, overwhelmed but ready. Im putting faithful in this course to help me pass the exam.
from his website for 10$? and hat ls u think is enough to pass the ccna?
hello, David bombal i'm starting CCNA 200-301 today. i still used to scroll down your videos before I start watching CCNA Overview I must thank you for your videos so that we can access your knowledge free for everyone. and your way of course demonstrations are really cool I wish you good luck in the future. and people should apricate people like you who make the world better place for the next generation again thank you very much :)
Your are good in terms of human thought and humble words... You always motivate the needful people around the world...
Thank you. The more we can help each other the better :)
Apparently, you really put all the necessary efforts to make your udemy's ccna course unique and I'm enjoying its details. Thanks David.
David, I'm sure this may get buried in the sea of comments but I just wanted to say thank you. I'm at a crossroads in life, and I just happened across this video as I'm getting materials and finding good resources for CCNA prep. 2:36 is oddly, exactly what I needed to hear right now. All I can say is thank you. I look forward to now watching this series.
I passed CCNA in Jan 2023. The practice labs by David are just awesome-must practice before taking the exam
Congratulations!!!!! Fantastic news!!
hey if you dont mind can you tell me that from where did you learn the CCNA course ? to clear the exam ??
@@vishalyadav9692 official cert guide vol 1&2 by cisco
Thanks David for the motivation, I have been procrastinating for years, and I needed a gentle kick in the behind to finally get to it
Glad to hear that Steve. You are responsible for your life. Don't end up old one day full of regrets. Make the most of the time you have.
Thank you so much David! You are always an inspiration for us. I'm glad you and Network Chuck joined forces. Looking forward to your courses. You're the best, moments spent watching you teach are truly not most moments because you always try to bring out the best in everyone of us!
I'm worried about the new format of CCNA sinceit's so much more theoretical, but I'll bite the bullet!
All the very very best!
Thank you Marcel. It's not that bad. I do prefer the previous format, but this format is actually easier I think.
Thanks, David, this couldn't come at a better time for me. Looking forward to the rest of the series
Really happy to hear that Kevin!
Ahahaha, Love the Intro David!!!!!!
Thank you! Will reply to your e-mail shortly.
It's ya boy, the NetworkBruh!
Sorry - been busy... will get back to you asap NetworkBruh! :)
Yep no piracy here just a once student teaching other students the world looks more better after i have found this channel!
Tremendous positivity David, I have the Cisco Press source material including the extra's from Cisco press and the study is going well. I have held a CCNA previously but returning to Infrastructure is exciting and a little daunting after being my own boss for a while now. I am going to start exploring what courses you have as well as I find you videos a brilliant compliment to the source material. Great work, really good. No nonsense, real world, bit of humour and a great peer group of like minded people. Very accessible and usable, and as an experienced networker to me your videos are time well spent. JB
Thanks to you and Chuck for keeping us motivated!
Really happy to hear that Angel!
Thanks David for all the content you produce, it has really helped me with my degree studies! Thanks again! :)
Man you have changed lifes by just making this course free on youtube big respect man i was thinking of buying it on udemy but didnt had money
Hello Mr Bombal!
I just have to leave this here but, I passed my CCNA 200-301 around July. Although I did not use your videos, I did watch your motivational one and it gave me strength to study and pass the exam in around 28 days. I am currently still in High School and have been struggling to find time to study for certifications but, your videos help me power through them, and explore the different technologies. I'd love to talk to you about my certification journey if it helps anyone. Keep doing what you are doing! It is extremely important. Thanks again!
Best Regards,
Jacob Jayme
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I work in one of the largest data centers on the U.S. east coast and have always wanted to go deeper into networking. Also great intro. Reminds me of my daughter.
Thanks sir David Bombal ❤
Seeing my two favorite youtubers in this intro gives me more confidence with this exam
Wow, this is amazing. I love yours and Chuck's channel, this is genuinely terrific.
Thank you Karan!
@@davidbombal hope you ll will have more interviews with Chuck! Like good old times ! Thanks for everything from Greece ! Keep changing lifes !
Chuck and I are hopefully going to create a lot of content together!
@@davidbombal thanks so much David, also do you have a discord?
What I like about David Bombal is that:
He always inspires His students to go beyond their limits and I'm practically doing that now.
Thank you so much @David Bombal
Can't wait for upcoming future updates. You are the best!!!🙌✌👏😊🥰
Thank you! Lots of content coming soon.
Love this guy so much. He brings me so much positive energy.
I decided to do CCNA over network+. Can’t wait to finish the whole course 💪… thank you
Much love and respect, David
David, this is awesome, not only are you a great instructor. You are also and awesome positive motivational speaker!
Wow. sounds as though they've made it so easy now. I got CCNA R&S in 2013 as well as CCNA Security in 2016 and there were simulations, vague questions and "choose all that apply" questions. Took me 3 or 4 attempts to pass R&S. Sadly I didn't get very far at all in the networking field and gave it up for many years. Now that I'm getting back into cyber security I'm excited to watch your CCNA course to see what has changed and how much I remember :P
Great job David. Thank you for this course!
First time tuning in here. Just want to say, I wish there were more people like you, so willing to help out everyone else. I very recently made the decision that I wanted to switch over into the cybersecurity field, with my only experience being what I've taught myself about computers thus far. Its been overwhelming, as there's a lot out there about cybersecurity and how to start. Your videos have helped me a lot try to figure out what I need to do. Now I'm ready to take your CCNA course!! Let's Go!!!!
Thank you David. Today ( Jun / 2021) I passed on my Cisco CCNA 200-301. Your Free Cisco CCNA 200-301 Course was one of my sources that helped me a lot!!! Thanks again.
Congratulations! Well done!
Did you refer to his youtube videos only?
@@MHb789 Not only. His RUclips Videos is one of many other sources that helped me to get prepared.
Thanks so much David, amazing intro and amazing Coach ❤️
Thank you so much Ibrahim!
Hello. I just wanted to say that ur a legend for this. I have search far and wide for a free course like this one but nothing compares to this.
I really want to become an ethical hacker because breaking/hacking something that is considered "unhackable" is truly a challenge for those who are wiiling to take it.
I am 48 years old, this is my first day. There are 49 videos in this tutorial and I want to finish it in 2 months.
I am also studying official Cert Guide CCNA 200-301 Volume 1 by Wendell Odom. THE BEST VIEW COMES AFTER THE HARDEST CLIMB.
Look man I wanna say some words to you first I was looking for my mentor I'm web developer and was need to find my mentor on cyber security to be pro ethical hacker and here we go I finally find you I respect you man respect you knowledge respect your work and I hope one day to be best of the best and you are the way for it , really thanks man ❤❤ see you after my journey ☺️❤️❤️❤️
Happy to watching and learning from u sir..Thx so much from Indonesia
Learning and understanding the OSI-layers is at least half of all basic IT exams.
I'll be covering the OSI / TCP/IP model in upcoming videos.
Nice to see you sir, I can't wait to see your video. I have been using your lab for long, it helps me a lot. Thank you sir
Thank you so much for your support! I appreciate that.
-Thank you David...!!!!
-I'm going to end up buying a course from you on Udemy, I'm studying there to take the exam in about 2 months and I really liked your explanations.
-I'm an electronics and automation technician and I worked for almost two decades in flight protection, but the last 10 years were basically on networks and servers, but always kind of blocked me from accessing Cisco admin knowledge, so I focused a lot on creation and maintenance of Linux servers but I never had the interest in taking the certification tests, and even programming servers of the most diverse protocols, creating IOT to monitor our systems I focused on practice and pratical projects not on the certifications and I see that I was deeply wrong.
-Now I am wanting to immigrate to Canada and the simplest way is a job in IT, I was going to do the Linux certification but after watching his videos and Chuck I realized that a strong base in Cisco is the beginning for everything.
-Therefore I will do the CCNA not the CENT, because I am looking for a vacancy in a datacenter, and then I must do either the CompTia Linux + or LPIC-1 and the VMware certification to then apply for a vacancy in a data center in Canada, although I also I should try placements in the USA and England.
-Thank you so much for the knowledge.
Those skills you have are great. Just build on them and get certs so you can open doors. CCNA / Linux / Python / Cloud are all great skills. Sounds like your programming skills are really going to help you as programming becomes more and more important.
@@davidbombal -I work with switches and networks for almost 2 decades but my big mistake was that I just worked but I wasn't sure.
-Then, for example, the synchronization system with an NTP server that interface all the networks of the different systems.
-At that time I did this with a 2 xeon server because I only knew Linux in depth, but nowadays I think that a simple Cisco router or at most a firewall, if I had studied for CCNA at the time would have been much easier.
-Other day I commented on linkedin that in 2012 I made a Nagios monitoring I needed two xeon servers one with the system and the other with the database, apart from the workstations with dual NIC to be the network probes, now a Raspberry Pi can install server and network probes in a single board for 40 US dollars, and this alias made me wonder if Cisco will end up doing a CCNP IOT certification, or if Microsoft separated CompTia Linux+ from LPIC because they have now integrated the kernel into their operating system and if the certification path will follow that line as well.
-My basic area is electronics and automation, I basically programmed microcontrollers normally in C ++ such as arduino, PIC, etc. .. for example to read hardware or electronic systems or sensors in the equipment that I took care of remotely over the network or via modem, like remote air navigation systens, or radars, etc...
-But now I realize that CCNA is the base of this kind of develop because it teaches a lot of the skill can help in everything else, I want to be Datacenter Admin son as possible, but I realize that for that the minimum is CCNA, CompTia Linux or LPIC-1 and a language for automation tasks in both and this language clearly seems to be Python.
-So as Python does not have an org that certifies so my path will be CCNA, then CompuTia Linux, and then Python, and Virtualization for the minimum and Cloud and Security before that.
-After all, unfortunately the companies to hire a
foreign want the diploma or certification to prove their knowledge, and as I want to immigrate from Brazil to Canada, companies only hire having at least two certifications, even more because they have to compensate for the expense to hire foreigners with the work visa then, relocation and etc, unfortunately the certifications are vital in my case, and for very one.
-Thank you so much for You and Chuck for taking the free courses to help us, I'm a fan of the videos, thank you so much !!!
That was so cute and adorable!!! Poodle asked me to thumbs up! I cannot refuse!
Thank you Yana!
Thank you, David. Inspiring as always!
Thank you!
👍🏼❤️ I wished I had this in 2009 when I struggled with CCNA 1 and 2
Fantastic resources, I passed my ccna yesterday. I watched a cisco video discussing the ccna, at some stage I do think sims will be back using virtual environments. Good luck to all those studying!
Congratulations! Well done! Be interesting to see what Cisco do with the exam.
@@davidbombal Thanks David, much appreciated! Yes, interesting times!
Thanks again David. What a world we are living. Free CCNA course.
Make the most of the opportunities we have today :)
Thank you David. Every day a new start.
Do that Sergio and you can change your life in amazing ways.
thank you David a long time ago I did CCNA 1+2. At the moment want to relearn and have a project just didn't know where to start. I am very thankful for this.
Hope the videos help you Gregory!
Can't thank you enough for this series.
Thank Pratheek
Hey, David another blast from you! Such an amazing person and teacher. Appreciate your efforts.
Thank you very much Tawsif
Wish you all the best.
Thank you sincerely. It hrlps people who are under financial stress. Looking forward to become somone knowledgeable like you and give back to the community
Brilliant intro! Nothing will beat poodle's performance. Thumbs up!👍
Great video truly you are a great inspirator David God bless u
Thank you very much Nikhil
David you are the best..
Just purchased both study guides and this will put me in the right direction Thanks David!
Thanks David for your continuous support and encouregement....your technologies videos are awsome, I subscribed in two of yours courses in Udemy (CCNA and GNS3) I am spending a lot of time studying but that will be worth it in the end.
Awesome, thank you Eduardo! I appreciate your support!
You are the best motivation speaker! Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Thank you David for motivating me to become a better person. Really appreciate it!
Glad to hear that Juan! Make the most of your time. It goes so fast.
David thanks for this video. You and your little lady are very inspiring! Keep it up and thanks again sir!
Quite motivating and inspiring! Prepping for my ccna exam, I need all the drive! 🙂
This video has me hype! lol. Studying currently for my CCNA with your videos, this add on will be Very helpful to me and everyone else. Thank you
Really happy to hear that Vincent! Go and pass that exam!
"WHAT IS A ROUTAAAH" :D
I don't know?????
:D
Thanks David love from India 🇮🇳
Watching this series and the Ultimate labs Udemy is the plan
Is it true that this is a complete course of CCNA?! WOW Thank you for this!
Another awesome surprise
Thank q David Sir.
#Love from Kashmir
Can't wait to see what you got in store for us.. I've been studying the course with the new handbook, currently on Part II (Chpt - 4,5&6) I think and been looking for videos to guide me through the material. I hope I can link your content in line with the handbook..
Thanks for your effort David, highly appreciate you doing this.
Thank you Venessa!
i started watching because i need someone not just reading from a book, but when i saw u with networkchuck i knew u meant bus
Cool intro.....totally unexpected. Thanks for the content!
Thank you. Glad you liked it Nicolas!
Hahaha, that humor is dry just enough to be fun without being too dry to swallow :D.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Thank you David , you are great motivator . you are legend as usual . i will definitely take my CCNA exam this year
Thank you Morgan! Great goal for 2020!
Ignore this comment. Found the DevNet course playlist I was looking for :D Thank you for posting all this information!
Thank you David you are making me so motivated
Hallo Mr. Bombal, i just love your all videos and advice's you do to motivate the other like me to learn more and more for a better future and improve self knowledge and the technology. You are great and i am one of your fan :) Thanks a lot for your precious videos and courses.
Thank you Sayed. Make the most of your time.
Ive always liked watching your vids, So this course will give me a reason to watch your vids.
I been studying for it for a while, I even have the new books. But the past few months have been just hard was forced to leave a good paying job so i wouldn't get sick with the virus and now have a job that pays half of my last job. I will start studying and practice more PT labs while i watch your videos and i will get my CCNA in October.
Really sorry to hear that Jeffrey! Times are really tough for so many people :( Don't give up. There are so many stories of people who have improved their lives through certifications.
@@davidbombal I will now that i am motivated again and back to studying. I do have a question, Next Fall semester i want to transfer to my University. Right now i am studying Computer Systems Information & Networking at my community college. I want to go more on the Security side. My University only has Computer Engineering or Computer Systems Information Technology. What Degree plan do you think will benefit me better. i would like to go for my masters also after my bachelors. Any advise would be appreciated.
I liked the intro. Thanks ❤️
Thank you thank you so much. You put a lot of work on this CCNA course.
Thank u David u are a star keep shining
Big Thank For Your Sharing CCNA Course. I'm Big Fan Your Channel. Study From Myanmar
David! You're awesome!
Thank you so much David!
Good advices to start. I want to thank you for that. Now, as you said, we must begin and get better in a daily basis with constant learning.
Thank you for your tries to changing our life❤️
Thank you. The more people I can help, the happier I'll be :)
thank you so much for your motivation. but is this videos are the same ones in udemy ??
David, thank you for an excellent course so far, (thru episode 4).
You're very welcome!
That introduction was so cute, so funny, and so well orientated and original 😂
Thank you Matt. My daughter loves "hacking" 😀
David Bombal I hope we see more of Poodle in future 😁