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Great set of videos iv watched from the first one appreciate you taking the time to make them !

Thankyou for helping me to understand net working alot more I thankyou again have a great week.

Hello teacher...what best books for passing CCNA?? Thanks

Wait so is this CCNA course incomplete??

Learning things i didnt learn before, loving your videos ^^

19:45 Is it correctto say that Router 2 has the IP and MAC address of PC2 on its routing table?

very good teacher but i think voice is little bit fast.

Wow, subnetting has made me quit learning networking so many times, but I finally understand it, truly appreciate it!!!

In your PT 5 video the order in the lower layers were going from bottom to top as, Bits, packets, frames and then segments at layer 4. Here the frames and packets are swapped out

You are great, just a tiny note, When enabled on your session hosts, the Remote Desktop client will randomly select the port from the range you specify for every connection. If this range is exhausted, clients will fall back to using the default port range (49152-65535).

I thought that QoS advices to apply markings as early as possible as well as certain security operations like DAI, DHCP Snooping and Port Security? Am i missing something here?

Just so people are aware This video series is a great source info for the CCNA but its NOT the complete course. The creator of this series has said "Finding the time to make the videos isn't possible at the moment" in the comments. Hence why there is only 28 videos as of 8 Aug 2023. TL:DR NOT a complete series still good source of info.

I like your style, and tips.

I want to take the CCNA certification exam and I find your videos very excellent especially for those who have some experience or who want to take a crash course just before the exam. You explain very well without lengthy videos.

Thanks for your video's! Awesome work and chatGPT is your friend when it comes to Networking!

watching these videos after 6 years 😊

Excellent work sir!!

اللهم أجمع بين الأخوين المغاربة والجزائري... والله عندما قرأ هذه الأية أثرت بي كثير ...( ..من بعد أن نزغ الشيطان بيني وبين أخوتي ) اللهم أجمع بين الشعبين الأخويين❤ الجزائر والمغرب

Thanks for the informative introduction and valuable advises and tips.

Excellent work sir!

This is a money club, low key. I’d say.

Excellent Work Sir!!

Hi Ryan, Excellent content, Do you have trainning videos on NSE 4?

This kid is cool and makes sense.

Informative and thank you. Could you refer the DHCP configuration from coreswitch and Accessport switch connectivity?

the best video ever about subnetting

Unless I missed it .. 3 minutes in to the first video and you introduce a Nic card, without saying what Nic stands for.

❤ amazing video

👍hi thanks, good video

Thank you for the great videos! I think on 04:18 LAN and WAN should be swapped.

thank you

Finally! now I get it, I was struggling with Routing decision making from long time until I saw this video, Thank you so much for your efforts and taking time to explain thing in depth details.

Really enjoying your series on CCNA, keep up the great work. AWS next ?

hello, how is the ns5 exam? Are there multiple exams?

Thanks Ryan.

Don't know if you still answer these but why did you not put a 1 under 64 at 25:25? Doesn't since it's 33 I know it doesn't fit under 32 but shouldn't it fit in 64?

Beney , You teach very good.

Great explanation by the way. Just for curiosity, i know that this theme is maybe in your future lectures (That i haven't watched yet) but how all these switches operate together without loops? They are using STP or other protocol( i am just guessing ) The same question with leaf and spine topology together with Etherchannel may be. How i said just for curiosity. A few words, would be more than enough. Thanks Ryan.

Hey bro! I completed this RUclips playlist and really appreciate your effort in putting it together! Is there continuation for FAZ?

Here in 2022! You are the best!

You are so good Ryan! 6 years later and your videos are ever so relevant! Thank you

is it worth it to watch these CCNA videos in 2022??

Hi, thanks for the video. I am very confused about what a Multicast MAC Address is. My understanding is that a MAC address is unique (yes, there are ways to change it). They are "burnt" onto a NIC, and they are the physical address at which the node will receive the data. It makes sense for me that there are multicast IP addresses, but how is it possible that there are multicast MAC addresses, when every single MAC address should be unique? For example, in order for a video stream to reach my computer and yours, if say, a multicast MAC address is used, then we will both receive the data, my question is, how is this achieved? Since my MAC address is (must be) completetly different to yours. I know I am missing a crucial part of information, hence my confusion, if you could clarify this for me, I would appreciate it! Thank you.

Take all the IPv4 addresses from Russia and Belarus. Problem solved.

Ryan, your knowledge is only surpassed by your generosity. Thanks for shooting and sharing.

Ryan this is invaluable! Thank you wow!

WE ALL MISS YOU AND YOUR AMAZING NETWORK CONTENTS.

You explain very well, thanks for your help.