thanks Jeremy so much for providing us such an excellent CCNA series lectures, they are so helpful. So far I have watched all the 105 videos and all the labs, feel much more confident before I started the first video, I decide to watch the whole series one more time.
Just as in previous days, including additional labs/practices which arent necessary does really help with strengthening the knowledge. Thank you so much.
I believe that even if this video is not directly involved in the CCNA topics, there are plenty of questions in the questions asked which globally address everything related to virtualization (Hypervisor, Components and Virtual Machines, ...). Thanks for the introduction (y)
Jeremy , you do it again a great presentation of this topic. Thank you for helping to understand all these topics of CCNA. I hope to pass this Certification.
i've been using oracle virtual box to practice linux commands and shortcuts and what this man said holds true: it does make a difference and it helps amass a valuable set of skills which are essential to anyone who works in IT
At this time, I could not complete this lab as described. I continually received an error during the Ubuntu install. I also had a different UI experience, but that part wasn't so bad. I did however switch to VMware Workstation 17 and was able to use Ubuntu (22.04.1) successfully. It was a worthwhile experience. Thank for queuing it up for me.
Hi, thanks again for the excellent course, I'm really enjoying it! It's in my opinion also the best & most stimulating out there, and as a bonus, it is free
I use Virtualbox for my labs to study lol, I wrote my own Linux From Scratch OS and for the life of me cant get packet tracer to work on it so I use VirtualBox to run packet tracer in Kubuntu
I used MacOs M1 and i reached until ubuntu installation, tried to start up and it crashed with an error Unsupporterd CPU, so i need to search for anyone who had successfully done this or might as well try other virtual boxes which supports M1 apple . Very intersting for a newbie like me, I always rely on my husband for an AWS instance to use a window VM, and he is paying 12 $ a month eventually stopped it because it's expensive for just trying out some IT stuff for a newbie like me. As always, thank you sir !
Thanks for this. I still get tripped up about when I need to plug in the virtual hard disk, or when I need the iso, or what I'm pointing to exactly, when I point to the .vbox (for example) tiny 4kb-ish file. The distinction between which is/does what often confuses me (and this is true after 2 years in a cybersecurity and digital forensics degree program and 2yr network admin degree program - both with excellent grades) ...what am I missing?
Hey Jeremy I need to know if this course is specific like ccna r&s , security or is it a whole package. Please let me know I am about to prepare for exam. Thank you
Hi Jeremy I am regularly watching your easy to understandable CCNA videos for a long time. But I couldn't continuously go and study because of my negative thought (do companies consider me?, can I able to work along with youngsters )always stop learning this course because of my age, pls let me know at this age 57 can I learn this course and is useful to get gob as a freelancer? I hope you are other viewers could help me in this doubt otherwise I could quit this learning unnecessarily. is there apprentice training for adult ?
What have you got to lose ? Nothing . If a perspective employer can see you can achieve this cert then he will know that you are motivated, which is a + for you.
thanks Jeremy so much for providing us such an excellent CCNA series lectures, they are so helpful. So far I have watched all the 105 videos and all the labs, feel much more confident before I started the first video, I decide to watch the whole series one more time.
Just as in previous days, including additional labs/practices which arent necessary does really help with strengthening the knowledge.
Thank you so much.
I believe that even if this video is not directly involved in the CCNA topics, there are plenty of questions in the questions asked which globally address everything related to virtualization (Hypervisor, Components and Virtual Machines, ...).
Thanks for the introduction (y)
Jeremy , you do it again a great presentation of this topic. Thank you for helping to understand all these topics of CCNA. I hope to pass this Certification.
As always excellent content Jeremy!!, I hope you start a series for the CCNP too
Hi jeremy thx for this New lab it always great to know some thing différent
i've been using oracle virtual box to practice linux commands and shortcuts and what this man said holds true: it does make a difference and it helps amass a valuable set of skills which are essential to anyone who works in IT
Thanks so much Jeremy
Hey Jeremy Thanks in ASCII 😀
I used to use VMware workstation when I was studying some basics of MCSA, good thing to know about other Hypervisor type 2 programs
Hello Jeremy! your course is awesome. I'm curious, what mic do you use to record for your videos?
At this time, I could not complete this lab as described. I continually received an error during the Ubuntu install. I also had a different UI experience, but that part wasn't so bad. I did however switch to VMware Workstation 17 and was able to use Ubuntu (22.04.1) successfully.
It was a worthwhile experience. Thank for queuing it up for me.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks Jeremy 💗
Man your internet is lightning fast :) hehe
Thanks Jeremy
Thanks .
Hi, thanks again for the excellent course, I'm really enjoying it!
It's in my opinion also the best & most stimulating out there, and as a bonus, it is free
Thanks J
great as always jeremy
I am planning to take my ccna exam
are your lectures only enough to pass the exam ?
I haven't covered all of the topics yet, so no. Check out Wendell Odom's books, they're very helpful and detailed.
@@JeremysITLab actually i prefer video lectures more than books, it would be great if u suggested a youtube channel for me
Thanks
thank you somuch
I use Virtualbox for my labs to study lol, I wrote my own Linux From Scratch OS and for the life of me cant get packet tracer to work on it so I use VirtualBox to run packet tracer in Kubuntu
Super good
I used MacOs M1 and i reached until ubuntu installation, tried to start up and it crashed with an error Unsupporterd CPU, so i need to search for anyone who had successfully done this or might as well try other virtual boxes which supports M1 apple . Very intersting for a newbie like me, I always rely on my husband for an AWS instance to use a window VM, and he is paying 12 $ a month eventually stopped it because it's expensive for just trying out some IT stuff for a newbie like me. As always, thank you sir !
Thanks for this. I still get tripped up about when I need to plug in the virtual hard disk, or when I need the iso, or what I'm pointing to exactly, when I point to the .vbox (for example) tiny 4kb-ish file. The distinction between which is/does what often confuses me (and this is true after 2 years in a cybersecurity and digital forensics degree program and 2yr network admin degree program - both with excellent grades) ...what am I missing?
What about the VSwitch?
Hey Jeremy I need to know if this course is specific like ccna r&s , security or is it a whole package. Please let me know I am about to prepare for exam. Thank you
CCNA R&S and CCNA security don't exist anymore. There is only one CCNA.
Hi Jeremy
I am regularly watching your easy to understandable CCNA videos for a long time. But I couldn't continuously go and study because of my negative thought (do companies consider me?, can I able to work along with youngsters )always stop learning this course because of my age,
pls let me know at this age 57 can I learn this course and is useful to get gob as a freelancer?
I hope you are other viewers could help me in this doubt otherwise I could quit this learning unnecessarily.
is there apprentice training for adult ?
Well, age doesn't matter at all, my friend.
What have you got to lose ? Nothing . If a perspective employer can see you can achieve this cert then he will know that you are motivated, which is a + for you.
I was looking for VM and Cisco software, but end up being deceived by the title.
Hey Jeremy Thanks in ASCII 😀