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top notch course...extremely helpful thank u so much

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Thank you, Sir Jeremy, for this wonderful experience by watching this video. Now, I understand how the OSI model works and differs from the TCP/IP model. 😁

I got all the subnets correct, PC 1 could ping PC 2, PC 3 could ping PC 4. When it came to adding the static routes I was able to add them on R1 but R2 wouldn't show anything? Don't know what I did wrong exactly but I followed the video to verify and everything was the same? Very confused at this point, could be broken and might need to restart. Thank you for the lab though!!

Unlike other labs before, this LAB for Tunnels, seem feels a little rushed.

thank u mr.

Good video

Isn't the transport layer responsible for process-to-process communication while network layer is responsible for host-to-host? Since the port number identify which process, while the IP address identifies which host. Port numbers can also be used for inter-process communication, although rarely used.

31:00 Multicast frames are also sent out of all interfaces

the best explanation in century 21 100/100

Hello Jeremy. Please after to replace the "old videos" please, let us know which videos were updated. We would like to go back and take a look into them. for the new videos is clear that they'll be added but some of the old ones would be replaced. THANKS

Great video

congrats to everyone who made it this far with me! we are all going to crush the CCNA! and huge thank you to Jeremy for all the hard work and allowing us to learn for free. I will be tipping via crypto when I am able. thank you!!!

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Hi Jeremy, I passed my CCNA this morning! Thank you so much for all of your content. It really got me to understand the material. Looking forward to more of your content in the future!

This lab felt really good to complete without having to refer to this video first. I'm learning a lot already and its only Day 4! Jeremy, this course is nothing short of amazing. Thank you and God bless.

Passed my CCNA today! Thanks Jeremy!

Thank you, Jeremy! I just passed my CCNA exam last 07/25/24 with a percentage: 100% - Network Access 100% - IP Services 100% - Network Fundamental 96% - IP Connectivity 80% - Security Fundamentals 80% - Automation and Programmability

anyone waiting for the update?

Thanks Jeremy!

i have a doubt, should we change default gateway manually IN EVERY pc🙄

Praise be to God, i passed my CCNA first attempt 1-08-2024 i'm so glad😊 Thanks mr jeremy! thanks again without your simple teaching method things would be difficult, i'm so gratefull for your free courses, ccnp is next Insha Allah 🤗🤗

I think the largest possible loopback interface number is the highest number you can represent with 32 bits (assuming you want to represent negative and positive numbers equally). Actually, I'm pretty sure of that. Anyway, thank you for the course. It's so helpful and makes studying SOOO much easier with labs and flashcards. You're a great teacher and it's obvious for me that you have this course really thought through. Cheers!

Hi Jeremy, I am confused and having some questions and hoping for your answers.. isn't 2001:db8::/32 or /48 are reserved addresses for documentation purposes? and are not for public use.. and isn't global unicast ipv6 address for public use? and that reserved addresses are not considered global unicast ipv6 even if it is within the range of 2000::/3 to 3FFF ..... ? then isn't that means 2001:db8::/48 in your example is not a global unicast ipv6 address? can someone clarify this for me.. thank you

Hi, I don't see the labs in the shared drive. is it still there?

how do you know if theres a bracket missing

I have been searching for the Courses offered for CCNA because for the content but you totally break the myth. On my experience it's is only one the best content videos with free of cost. Great inspiration 👏👏 bro

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mega useful

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Thank you for good explanation

Hi, @ 28:30 , Will inbound also work , since it is traffic leaving with outbound it is traffic entering so we have to wait for the ping reply but if we use inbound than it will stop it before leaving the interface g0/0 ??

changing the mac address of pc1 causes to loose the connection to sw1????