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Thanks and it worked.

Thansq so much !! :D

Hello, i setup my ssh. I can login, but when i try to execute command via ssh to backup my config via tftp I get the error: exec request failed on channel 0. Any ideas?

You got some good teachings, can you increase the font size going forward

Thank you

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Im an it professor and this really helped me. It was so clear I had to have a bath afterwards.

Thanks a lot man!

Great Videos Mr

This video rocks thanks for your help man. As an NT student this helps whenever the textbook fails. Keep rocking on.

Great simple tutorial

thanks for this.

Good information on VLAN. When I try from L3 switch to L2 switch with trunk port. Its not establishing the connectivity. Kindly need your support for trunk port configuration

Thanks lmao

Been wanting to do this with my esxi, thanks alot man

Thanks man

Thanks for the video. Seems the previous owner changed the owner name(illustrated as the serial on your unit) to the company name. Used maintainer and the password as you described, but failed to login.

Does it has to be a management vlan?

You need more subscriber

needed this to get my logfile time correct: service timestamps log datetime localtime show-timezone

Very precise tutorial. Please can you do one with a dell Power connect switch serving dhcp and be a router at the same time. With no presence of an actual router.

Can you tell me how to install this software you are using to draw the visual representation of your network? I love it! Thanks and Chers!

reset completed and while restarting system it's showing qload driver failed, what's this qload driver ? can you please help me out for solving this please?

5:15 “this command’s going to show us all the VLAN’s” I sure wish I could read your typing from here.

this helped me out! thanks! picked my 30E up from a scrap yard! :D had to make my own console cable. its a standard 9 pin COM (DB9) plug to standard CAT5/6 network cable plug (RJ45). the pin outs are: pin 2 of DB9 to pin 3 of RJ45, pin 3 of DB9 to pin 6 of RJ45, pin 5 of DB9 to pin 5 of RJ45. do as i did and use an old network cable. works great! you can just solder the CAT5/6 wires to make them like pins and poke them in the female pins of a com to com cable. hope this helps someone in the future! :)

this helped me out! thanks! picked this up from a scrap yard! :D

Your instruction is very clear. A deeper dive into VLANs would be warranted.

Excellent. Thank you!

Working on this right now but I cant ping anything from building 2 to building 1. Everything is connected and configured but no luck.

The funny thing is, I paid for my CCNA guide and every individual who makes videos offer a bit of information that someone else left out. I knew most of the stuff and reviewing but you brought up small details that was never explained and I'm thankful. Thumbs up!

After I got past that crazy-ass constant lip-smacking, this has taught me a great deal. TYVM!

Wanted to say Thank you! This helped me a lot! You kept this very clean and simple to help build basic concepts. +1b

confusing

can you show us how to convert 1 digit decimal into binary

Thanks, great demo!

Thanks for this, you're awesome.

Pleasssssssssseeee stooopppp that noise you make between the sentences. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Thanks a lot, I put in 4 hours to concentrate on your 3 Tutorials it cleared me for the past 1yr not understanding the main concept of Vlan, Trunk, and switch(access mode, trunk mode dynamic auto and dynamic desirable). Once again thanks!!

Great video and clear instruction... thanks

Your brain works in an interesting way. I think I learned how subnet masking works by following how YOU understand it and processor it, but must say that now I know I'm not sure I would explain it that way. But I suppose you did accomplish the mission.

Is there a way to have interVlan routing between 2 vlans only? For example, i only want vlans 10 and 20 to be able to communicate without vlan 30. Thanks!

how did the router know that the request came from a certain vlan?

Most corp IT departments i've been at have separate Infrastructure & Network teams. It's time I started to learning the basics of cisco switch config and action some network elements as well. Aside from other training material I am on, these are excellent. Thank you !

You probably just helped me get through AIT thank you lol

At 09:55 - What tells you that everything to the left of the line is the network portion?

Thank you!

One of the best, and simplest explanations I've seen, and makes great sense. One tip, though - with all those binary numbers in PowerPoint, left alignment would have worked far better at telling the unveiling story than the centre alignment.

Your videos was just super! So easy to follow and best I've seen so far. Thank you.