I'm taking an online college class and your video here on youtube is easier to understand, and more helpful than the material I've been provided. Thanks you!
I couldn't understand configurations and to use packet tracer with my teacher and also any sourcses on the internet and even on Cisco website, but with your videos thaaaaaaaaaaaank you so much , god bless you
Thank you very very much Actually i didnt have any experince with CLI at all after watching these parts i have learn alots of thing in begginners level I hope you have made all basic CLI training for student like me. Thank you very very much.
The explanation is very clear and now i understand how to run a router and i would like to know how to download cisco packet tracer to make more practice.
so you need to the the "copy run start" command all the time when you are done with something? cause in the previous videos when you were configuring the two routers connected with a serial DTE/DCE cabel you weren't typing this command on the HyperTerminal.Sorry if i'm asking something stupid cause i'm a student and we've learned a lot of theory but haven't done this in practice.
Thank you for all your videos ... I have a question, please .. I have created two networks but when I ping from pc 1 in network 1 to pc 2 in network 2 in the command prompt, I receive time out. I configure the RIP protocol. Can you help please
Dear sir I would like to have the similator you are using and they told me i must have academy or institution to obtain it if possible you can help me to get one please for my practical test .
Unfortunately, all the non-Cisco dual WAN routers, which I tried, transmit data through the failover WAN even when the primary WAN is available and operates stable (pings, analysis data, etc..). Would you know, please, if it is possible to configure the secondary Failover WAN so that no metered data ist transmitted while primary WAN runs stable?
Hi Dans, how are you. I hope you're fine. Well, I was here try >show and space here, but show in my screen " incomplete command" what o you suggest that I do ? I wanna take the opportunity to thank you for this lessons about CCNA, everything these lesson are good, are the best.
Hello sir, I do not know about how to configure DHCP configuration such as when DHCP request became successful or fail. Would you please tell me about this?
Hey Joe, You don't need a physical router. Check out GNS3 and packet tracer. The routers are emulated and do the exact same thing as having the router right beside you. If you have any further questions feel free to message me.
Hi all i am a student can ask any1 what shortcut command can be used to enter the global configuration mode? Hope you can answer my question asap. Thanks
PLEASE HELP!! When I'm in the CLI I can't see the pointer (the flashing pointer of where your next symbol will be typed) somebody knows how to turn it on??
One thing EVERYONE has to keep in mind. When taking the Cisco Test, DO NOT shorthand the commands. YOU WILL fail the test. A few of my friends shorthanded the commands and they failed the test. - Many videos people watch of Cisco tutorials keep showing people the shorthand commands, But what they dont tell you is that if you do the shorthand commands on the test YOU WILL FAIL the test..... Just FYI to everyone. Along with this reason is each test is $150 dollars. whether you pass or fail. So not knowing that you CANT shorthand commands will surely cost you a fail on the test along with $150 dollars.
It's an American thing. Not saying it's best or correct terminology (octothorpe is), but since we don't use the GPB as currency, it isn't an issue over here.
For real beginners you should start off buy saying what tool youre using for said scenarios. Like what are you in where you select generic router and end devices??? Annoying. A new user wont even know what the GUI looks like. Not sure if you're using a training thing or if thats some GUI version of iOS???
Without context this video is only useful to people who are already familiar with cisco and are already doing all of these things. For a complete beginner with no knowledge of any of this, they can see and memorize everything you are doing in the video, but without context, they won't know why you are doing everything. It's like teaching French grammar to a bunch of people who don't know any french words. They can memorize all of the grammar rules but they don't know why or when they would ever use them.
The book really helps for this. I have the book for my class, and I've been reading it but it doesn't make much sense until you watch these videos. They go hand in hand.
Umm let me ask you this: For what regular consumer needs a router which needs to be configured completely manually at home? Also if someone can watch this video, then why should the video maker explain everything just so people who really need to learn this wouldn't have to oh I don't know read the manual which can be found from Cisco's website or go through other guides? Answer to first question is this: FOR FREAKING FUN. Whole internet of things is managed by the ISP and manually configuring your router from the very core won't have any effect (in fact it is huge security risk since routers like this might not have firewall and you have to get that separately or you have to purchase license depending on the model) For second question answer would be: Because they are either too damn lazy and /or stubborn to bother to do that or can't read english, in which case they really aren't taking the whole learning new things seriously. You don't really need to understand this level of network management unless you are one establishing internet and VLAN connections to end devices
@Crescent this video is not for Cisco absolute beginners. This is for people who already know what Packet Tracer is. If you do not know what Packet Tracer is, then do a search for Packet Tracer for beginners. Once you watch like 1-3 videos, you can come back to this one and will understand what he is talking about. Also, continue watching the rest of his videos as he is one of the few teachers who truly understands how to teach.
I'm taking an online college class and your video here on youtube is easier to understand, and more helpful than the material I've been provided. Thanks you!
It takes all the best people 2 attempts, its a proven fact. Glad you are going back at it, shows you got guts.
Good Luck.
I couldn't understand configurations and to use packet tracer with my teacher and also any sourcses on the internet and even on Cisco website, but with your videos thaaaaaaaaaaaank you so much , god bless you
Thank you very very much
Actually i didnt have any experince with CLI at all
after watching these parts i have learn alots of thing in begginners level
I hope you have made all basic CLI training for student like me.
Thank you very very much.
Hey Dan, I am learning so much with your videos! Thanks for the iniciative !
Great video, definitely solidifies my chapter study regarding cisco CLI. You just got a subscriber. Looking forward to your other videos
Great stuff here. Thank you so much. I have a final tonight and now feel better about this part.
Thanks a lot! I'm studying for the CCNA certification and this video is really helpful
Hi, thank for the paced explanation. It was very clear.
Awesome session.
Very nice.
Love from india.🙏🙏
Satute your teaching ethics.👍👍
The explanation is very clear and now i understand how to run a router and i would like to know how to download cisco packet tracer to make more practice.
first time doing this and it is a success thanks to you. been reading the book but i'm all about it now. thanks boss
Great recap, hopefully this will help me retain info from class for this exam.
Brilliant tut. keep it up and lots of appreciation from Germany!
I feel so freakin smart after your videos. You do such a great job.
Well i saw all of your videos... they are so helpful :)
Dan: Are your video series for CCNA in the perfect order?
This is awesome for beginners. Thanks Dan
so you need to the the "copy run start" command all the time when you are done with something? cause in the previous videos when you were configuring the two routers connected with a serial DTE/DCE cabel you weren't typing this command on the HyperTerminal.Sorry if i'm asking something stupid cause i'm a student and we've learned a lot of theory but haven't done this in practice.
Thank so much. This is very helpful.
Give that man a cookie! Nice tutorial man! Really helpful! :)
Thank you this was very very helpful
what the name of the simulator , I could not find it on the Cisco site
many thanx 4rm Sri Lanka. gr8 work man.
when you're doing a real configuration of a router(and not in a simulation) are you supposed to save that configuration all the time?
Hi..Dan ...which application you are using for this...?
Thank you for all your videos ... I have a question, please .. I have created two networks but when I ping from pc 1 in network 1 to pc 2 in network 2 in the command prompt, I receive time out. I configure the RIP protocol. Can you help please
Yes it is
Thanks for the video. Great jumping off point for learning IOS
Dear sir
I would like to have the similator you are using and they told me i must have academy or institution to obtain it if possible you can help me to get one please for my practical test .
Unfortunately, all the non-Cisco dual WAN routers, which I tried, transmit data through the failover WAN even when the primary WAN is available and operates stable (pings, analysis data, etc..). Would you know, please, if it is possible to configure the secondary Failover WAN so that no metered data ist transmitted while primary WAN runs stable?
no idea what application you are using, might want to start with that.
should probably check the playlist this video is in, theres a few videos before this where he goes over navigating Packet Tracer
If things are working correctly than yes.
UP and RUNNING with CLI thumbs Dans
hi
can u till me what is the name of the program are you using
+ahmad ali Cisco packet tracer....
its a emulater
it's an emulator *
Dan, I am new to this. What software suite are you using to sim the routers and pc's? Thank you.
The software is called Cisco Packet Tracer
Is this the first video in routing and switchiing? The playlist is completely messed up
Is Ctrl C the same as Ctrl Z to return to privileged access prompt?
where do you get the software for this networking that you used in this tutorial. is it free?
what software are you using to draw and display your networks, I need this software thanks
I’m not sure but Cisco has free software called Packet tracer that you can use to create a virtual lab
Hi Dans, how are you. I hope you're fine. Well, I was here try >show and space here, but show in my screen " incomplete command" what o you suggest that I do ?
I wanna take the opportunity to thank you for this lessons about CCNA, everything these lesson are good, are the best.
+Channel - ROBERSON OLIVEIRA Try typing 'EN' (enable mode) Then type 'Show run' or 'Show ?'
anonymous0p show run
+Channel - ROBERSON OLIVEIRA 'Show Run' will only work if running as elevated
anonymous0p right, I must typing 'show running' right ?
This is a dumb question. But where do I download this interface?
is this software packet tracker ?
what is the need for a switch? , can we just directly use router only?
switches make LAN's and Routers Connect LAN's, you can make Vlans with a switch to make two separate logical LAN's or you can use a Layer 3 Switches
Thank you very much, learnt heaps
how about if you type in the wrong command?
what to type in to exit on that?
sfear6 if you type in the wrong command you. Would type in the correct command to overwrite it
En Argentina diriamos que este video es APB "Apto para boludos "for dummies" thank you very much! so useful for CCENT
how do i download cisco cli program on my computer i need help plz?
Hello sir, I do not know about how to configure DHCP configuration such as when DHCP request became successful or fail. Would you please tell me about this?
Why copy running-config startup-config and not just wr mem?
Would I need a Cisco router for this ?
Hey Joe, You don't need a physical router. Check out GNS3 and packet tracer. The routers are emulated and do the exact same thing as having the router right beside you.
If you have any further questions feel free to message me.
you can sign up to the cisco dot com site and download it there. :>
Greetings from the Age of Corona!
Did You pass?
where can i download it?
Thank you very much you ar the best man !
How to check code from a previous login in IOS CLI?
Hi all i am a student can ask any1 what shortcut command can be used to enter the global configuration mode?
Hope you can answer my question asap. Thanks
There is no shortcut commands.
how to press return cmd.
is there ping command ?? how to use it
goto desktop -> command prompt
friend i couldnt find Putty and terminal in my computer...i mean real computer not in packet tracer. I am noob at this pls help
Hyperterminal was removed from Windows after XP. You must download Putty from the authors site. I can't link it but you can google the site.
PLEASE HELP!! When I'm in the CLI I can't see the pointer (the flashing pointer of where your next symbol will be typed) somebody knows how to turn it on??
It's a command interface... Keyboard only. You might wanna try the Cisco Network Assistant
One thing EVERYONE has to keep in mind. When taking the Cisco Test, DO NOT shorthand the commands. YOU WILL fail the test.
A few of my friends shorthanded the commands and they failed the test. - Many videos people watch of Cisco tutorials keep showing people the shorthand commands,
But what they dont tell you is that if you do the shorthand commands on the test YOU WILL FAIL the test..... Just FYI to everyone.
Along with this reason is each test is $150 dollars. whether you pass or fail. So not knowing that you CANT shorthand commands will surely cost you a fail on the test along with $150 dollars.
with shorthand you mean like ''config t" or something? (it means configure terminal)
Wow, finally someone who knows what the fuck is doing.
Just google for "Packet Tracer v5.3.3 Application only.exe" or "PacketTracer60_Build45_setup_no_tutorials.exe"
awesome! :)
Thank you for Dan
#is not a pound sign.
£is a pound sigh
***** my phone calls it a hashkey
***** +A Lee Ahh look: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_sign#Origin_and_names
+Aaron Locker #octothorpe
It's an American thing. Not saying it's best or correct terminology (octothorpe is), but since we don't use the GPB as currency, it isn't an issue over here.
wait wait wait....are you sure it's not called the "Sharp" symbol?
For real beginners you should start off buy saying what tool youre using for said scenarios. Like what are you in where you select generic router and end devices??? Annoying. A new user wont even know what the GUI looks like. Not sure if you're using a training thing or if thats some GUI version of iOS???
zargha,
Blurry video!
user error, its fine for me on 720
Without context this video is only useful to people who are already familiar with cisco and are already doing all of these things. For a complete beginner with no knowledge of any of this, they can see and memorize everything you are doing in the video, but without context, they won't know why you are doing everything. It's like teaching French grammar to a bunch of people who don't know any french words. They can memorize all of the grammar rules but they don't know why or when they would ever use them.
The book really helps for this. I have the book for my class, and I've been reading it but it doesn't make much sense until you watch these videos. They go hand in hand.
Umm let me ask you this:
For what regular consumer needs a router which needs to be configured completely manually at home?
Also if someone can watch this video, then why should the video maker explain everything just so people who really need to learn this wouldn't have to oh I don't know read the manual which can be found from Cisco's website or go through other guides?
Answer to first question is this:
FOR FREAKING FUN. Whole internet of things is managed by the ISP and manually configuring your router from the very core won't have any effect (in fact it is huge security risk since routers like this might not have firewall and you have to get that separately or you have to purchase license depending on the model)
For second question answer would be:
Because they are either too damn lazy and /or stubborn to bother to do that or can't read english, in which case they really aren't taking the whole learning new things seriously.
You don't really need to understand this level of network management unless you are one establishing internet and VLAN connections to end devices
@Crescent this video is not for Cisco absolute beginners. This is for people who already know what Packet Tracer is. If you do not know what Packet Tracer is, then do a search for Packet Tracer for beginners. Once you watch like 1-3 videos, you can come back to this one and will understand what he is talking about. Also, continue watching the rest of his videos as he is one of the few teachers who truly understands how to teach.