I almost fell off the chair. My kid is listening to this Old McDonald had a farm song when suddenly looking for an EIGRP configuration tutorial... BOOM
@CertBros: Please continue to make more of these videos, and if need be create a Patreon. These are extremely simple, well thought out, and clean for the end-user experience. I haven't seen a new video in 5-months, and would love it if you continued to make more when time permits. Thanks!
Solid explanation! I just finished my CCNA course and am taking practice tests. Now I actually understand what EIGRP does LOL.. PS I liked the neighbor analogy.
Cert bros. Can you guys please put out more videos on a consistent basis. I would pay top dollar for your videos. I've yet to come across videos as clear and precise as these. Please let me know what you have in the works. I feel that I can learn anything as long as I see that blue background.
@@Certbros , thank you for your answer, I hope that this youtube channel could grow as fast as possible and become more popular, it's very interesting XD
you sir are underrated. Hope your channel will grow more and people know you more. Your explanations are straight and direct to the point like a summary of a book. thanks a lot. will be watching all your videos.
I have so much trouble understanding the whole course and I am planning in taking my test next month before the deadline. Feels like I have not learned anything and I am deeply discouraged. I just found your videos and I am hoping this helps me understand what I am learning. Thank you
Thank you so much I was really struggling to understand FD & RD along with how to calculate Metric, so with the help of this video my concepts are much clearer then the day before when I started to study EIGRP. Awsome channel!!
how good are your videos ? Well i've been through 3 mins of this one and i paused so i could hit that subscribe button...that's how good. You do not give a linear boring as fuck lecture of the subject that's how good it is. A little bit of you humour to digest the information, some cli commands display so we get a glimpse of what it looks on the field...that's how good they are! keep up the good work please
... got slightly confused with a successor and a successor route? Isn't there a mistake (14:20)? I thought the successor was the next-hop router for the successor route and the successor route was the route with the lowest metric to reach a destination. If so, then there is a mistake in your explanation. Am I right?
This is a great explanation of EIGRP. However, I would like to inform one thing that is not clarified in this video is that there is a difference between FD (feasible distance) and CD (computed distance). When we get RD (reported distance) from the neighbour and add the metric value to reach the neighbour it will provide the CD and not FD. The least computed distance route(s) become the successor route(s) and its CD is considered as FD.
Really cool way of explaining it! Will top up with reading and labs but got the concept of it and that's what I was looking for! Will subsc and watch more videos on your channel! Big Thanks!!
How can a router calculate the new metric when it knows only the RD from the adjacent router and its own bandwidth and delay to that router? How would it know what the least bandwidth is? How does it know the other delays? Shouldn't those (from the other router's perspective) also be sent down the path?
What an awesome channel to learn or refresh some of Cisco's networking technologies & solutions!!! One question though, the subnets don't have to match between the two neighbors. I tried it in a lab environment and was able to establish neighbor relationship between two peers.
xD love your videos, best way to learn. Im doing a comptia network+ course, would you happen to know if i need to know all the nitty gritty details for it? i.e calculations
can you please explain how the routing loop can occur if FS's RD is higher than successor's FD ?? cz the best route will always be through successor and if in any case successor goes down then the traffic will go though FS
This dude is the best EIGRP explainer I've ever heard.
Thanks Bizzy B!
Right!
I will NEVER forget what active state(lol) means in relationship with EIGRP! Excellent presentation 👍
Hahaha exactly! Thanks!!
I can relate!!!
They sure know how to cater for all society lolx
yeah:D
you're an actual god I can't believe this, it's 3AM and I literally understood the entire thing, thank you very very much!
Slight over exaggeration but thank you anyway! 🤣 Glad you liked the video 👍
You answered literally all of my assignment questions. I have to cite my references while your video covers all of the questions asked. Amazing video!
I almost fell off the chair. My kid is listening to this Old McDonald had a farm song when suddenly looking for an EIGRP configuration tutorial... BOOM
Hahaha! Love it!
Indeed as expected I am from my Networking exam. I just recalled old MacDonald and it all came in. Thank you
HAHA LOVE THIS!
Even as a CCNA R&S, this channel refreshes my mind in an instant when I'm in doubt about something!
Thanks! Good to hear they still help you out.
OMG, finally a good networking channel love your videos.
Thanks Heroic!
Check out Professor Messer.
dude can't stress how hard you helped me do my exam. YOU'RE THE BEST !!!!!!
@CertBros: Please continue to make more of these videos, and if need be create a Patreon. These are extremely simple, well thought out, and clean for the end-user experience. I haven't seen a new video in 5-months, and would love it if you continued to make more when time permits. Thanks!
Thanks A J! I'm working on a bunch of new videos.
I'm using this to supplement my Cisco courses! You're an ABSOLUTE LEGEND!
Let's us know when you pass!
Brilliant.. watching all your quality vids as a refresher! So many thanks for making these!
Thanks for the comments!! Glad you like the videos. More are on the way.
Solid explanation! I just finished my CCNA course and am taking practice tests. Now I actually understand what EIGRP does LOL.. PS I liked the neighbor analogy.
Excellent presentation, I especially loved the route advertisement using the home inquiry example it made it so easy to understand
Thanks Wilfred! Glad you liked it!!
You're awesome! My teachers don't do their job as they should be but thanks to you i learn lots of things.
Thanks Gabor! Happy to help.
Metric calculation was really tripping me up. You saved my butt again!! Thanks!
Good to hear it helped!
Cert bros. Can you guys please put out more videos on a consistent basis. I would pay top dollar for your videos. I've yet to come across videos as clear and precise as these. Please let me know what you have in the works. I feel that I can learn anything as long as I see that blue background.
Wow thanks man! Working on the rest of the CCNA topics. Will try and get these out as quickly as possible!
have my ICND2 test tomorrow. Ive been reviewing and watching your vids! Keep the videos coming, you do a great job!
Good luck!!
how did it go?
@@Julio2Tube we did it boys, got the pass!! 835/811, thank you cert bros for all the help!
@@chiefQUEEF69 That is so awesome! Keep up the good work!
Awesome! Congrats!
possibly the best explanation of EIGRP protocol no cap
Thank you!
Thank you very much, you made me completely understand how eigrp works especially the metric calculation in relation to the eigrp system.
Thanks! Happy it helped
Damn you bro!! that intro actually made me more excited and focused on eigrp
Thanks Syed! Glad you liked it.
Wow that's the best EIGRP tutorial I've seen! Even better than Cisco's!
Wow thanks man! Appreciated
So glad I stumbled upon this channel. I love these vids. very helpful
Thanks Renzo. Working to getting some more up
Thank you Bro, you totally explain how eigrp works!)
It helped in my CCNA exam too:)
Glad it helped! Did you pass?
CertBros yeah , of course, with you helpful & totally explained videos on 871/1000!
Thank you very much:)
Congrats man! Nice work 👍 welcome to the club.
Loving the home analogy to explain AD & FD!
Thanks! Good to hear it helped you out
pls delete the intro, im now always singing EIGRP
Hahaha 🤣
Same here it’s how I memorized this 😅
It is a mess XD E I G R P
Us😂
thanks for dealing with 'unusual' Cisco logic in an honest way. Let's us know that "we are not alone."
Haha no problem Jeff. Glad you liked it
You are awesome...man ...I love it ...
And ...Active state 😂😂👌👌 I will never forget it... superb Job
Hahaha love it!! Thanks!! 👌
Thank you for saving my ass!!
Your explanation is on par dude.
Do more of this, you’ll help out a buttload of students.
Cheers!
Thanks Addison. More videos coming soon
the first network video to give me a chuckle. Great way to get a new sub!
😂 thanks! Welcome to the channel 👍
You are not less than a prophet great teaching
dude, you are the best in explaining, very clear and clean, I need only a video about BGP
Thanks! BGP is on my to-do list
@@Certbros , thank you for your answer, I hope that this youtube channel could grow as fast as possible and become more popular, it's very interesting XD
Thanks! Appreciate your support. I think 2020 is going to be a big year for CertBros!
Short and simple
We really need these
Thanks!
7:20 caught me so off guard. I had to pause the video and finish laughing
HAHAHA!
me 2 lmao
Great Videos on Networking. Recertifying my CCNA after 10 years and these videos are greatly appreciated for schooling up for job interviews.
Thanks Ronnie!! Good luck with the recertification!!
7:17 Broahh I'm dying !!!
Haga thanks man!
You really deserve more subscribers, this is excellent stuff. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks Sam! Fingers crossed we get to 100k this year! 🤞
All concepts are beautifully explained..Thank you..❣️
Very nice and simple explanation, thank you , waiting for such a video on IS-IS as well.
Thanks!
Love those video finally someone who has the teaching gift + the knowledge
Thanks!
Your videos are fantastic. Concise, clear, and very well presented. Thank you for your work.
Thanks Marawan!
Thank you ,this was a great explanation. Was struggling with this protocol and this was exactly what I needed!
You're welcome! Good to hear it helped!
you sir are underrated. Hope your channel will grow more and people know you more. Your explanations are straight and direct to the point like a summary of a book. thanks a lot. will be watching all your videos.
Thanks!!
Thank you Mr. CertBros, your videos are very helpful.
I'm still confused about the 100 delay. Why is 10 microseconds used instead of 100??
Please make a video on BGP and IS-IS
Thank you for this, easy and clear to follow...... Gonna hunt out more of your videos now I have found you.
Thanks! Working on some more videos.
thanks CertBros its helping me to understand more regarding this routing concept, it is better than netacad notes🤣
I have so much trouble understanding the whole course and I am planning in taking my test next month before the deadline. Feels like I have not learned anything and I am deeply discouraged. I just found your videos and I am hoping this helps me understand what I am learning. Thank you
What cert are you studying for ?
@@uuuuuhhlettuce3909CCENT
Thanks! Good luck with the studying and let us know how you get on!
Thank you so much I was really struggling to understand FD & RD along with how to calculate Metric, so with the help of this video my concepts are much clearer then the day before when I started to study EIGRP. Awsome channel!!
Thanks Hamza! Good to hear it helped you out
how good are your videos ? Well i've been through 3 mins of this one and i paused so i could hit that subscribe button...that's how good. You do not give a linear boring as fuck lecture of the subject that's how good it is. A little bit of you humour to digest the information, some cli commands display so we get a glimpse of what it looks on the field...that's how good they are! keep up the good work please
Thanks Meziani!
YOUR EXAMPLES ARE AWESOME MAN
THANKS!
Thanks a lot CERTBROs, I've been waiting for this video😅.
No problem Siddharth!
... got slightly confused with a successor and a successor route?
Isn't there a mistake (14:20)? I thought the successor was the next-hop router for the successor route and the successor route was the route with the lowest metric to reach a destination.
If so, then there is a mistake in your explanation. Am I right?
instantly subbed and clicked the bell at 7:28
🔥🔥🔥 easy to understand and the subliminal comedy and bleeped cursing is awesome lol!!!
Thanks! 👊
This is a great explanation of EIGRP. However, I would like to inform one thing that is not clarified in this video is that there is a difference between FD (feasible distance) and CD (computed distance). When we get RD (reported distance) from the neighbour and add the metric value to reach the neighbour it will provide the CD and not FD. The least computed distance route(s) become the successor route(s) and its CD is considered as FD.
Badass channel bro! Thanks and never stop doing what you do.
Thanks man! Appreciate it!
Probably the best video on youtube.
Thanks!!
Just hit this topic in my class session and this video is golden
Thanks Adrian! Glad it helped!
Well Done 👍 I GOT all of it except the calculation of metric 😂
I will watch your vid
Go on be successful sir
Thanks Ali! Really appreciate the comment!
Don't worry about the metric. No one gets it 🤣
Awsum bro... Luved it.. really interesting.. 😍🥰❤️❤️❤️
Thanks man!
The intro is a masterpiece.
Haha thanks!
That was an amazing start to a great video I’ll never forget this 😂
Really cool way of explaining it! Will top up with reading and labs but got the concept of it and that's what I was looking for! Will subsc and watch more videos on your channel! Big Thanks!!
Thanks man! Good to hear the video helped!
I needed this for an exam. Thanks for the help
Good content with good attitude. You're awesome mate!
Thank you Vishvesh! Glad you liked the video.
How can a router calculate the new metric when it knows only the RD from the adjacent router and its own bandwidth and delay to that router? How would it know what the least bandwidth is? How does it know the other delays? Shouldn't those (from the other router's perspective) also be sent down the path?
Good question! You are correct. The lowest bandwidth value is also sent.
Nicely explained 👍🏻 why u have stopped making the videos ? I have followed this channel to learn more😃
Haven't stopped. More videos comming in the next couple of weeks!
Active as in "Actively F****d" lol
Love the way you explain the concepts..Please keep the videos coming.:-)
Thank you!
Already subscribed! Awesome content. Short and simple. Good for revision as its well explained.
Thanks
Please, don't stop making Videos!
Thank you for all your valuable Videos.
Have a nice day
Viele Grüße
Thanks! I'm working on a bunch more videos as we speak
Love the work ❤️ wish I had you as a teacher
Thanks! Really appreciate it 👍
CertBros you’re welcome!!
This was a great video! Helped me put the material Ive read into perspective.
Thanks!
Wonderful explanation 🙏🙏🙏
Active mean 🚫 Dangerious in eigrp protocol
You got it! 💪
thank you for this material...its been a very good help!
😃😃😃
work with your humor it's really pleasant. Message from a French student :D
Thanks Dylan!
I can't unhear old McDonald now everytime I hear eigrp... thanks... :d
Haha you're welcome
Old McDonald had a farm, E-I-G-R-P!
what an ice-breaker. a video i wont forget in a hurry..
7:27 finally someone gave the exact definiton of active lol
😂
7:24 😂😂 that's it I am subscribing!
great presentation
would you please make videos for the loop prevention methods of EIGRP and other routing protocols?
that would be nice of you :)
Great explanation . Learned not to confit pruning on client switch .😉
Thanks!
E- AY .... E-AY.... OH. Awesome explanation
EXCELLENT explanation, thanxx!!!
thx man ! (was a little forgotten ) thanks for explaining so well!
guy you're awesome.thank u so much for this video
You're awesome!
What an awesome channel to learn or refresh some of Cisco's networking technologies & solutions!!! One question though, the subnets don't have to match between the two neighbors. I tried it in a lab environment and was able to establish neighbor relationship between two peers.
This video is simple and clear.
Thank you!
vow. It's great to see a video that makes sense.
Thanks!
xD love your videos, best way to learn. Im doing a comptia network+ course, would you happen to know if i need to know all the nitty gritty details for it? i.e calculations
It's been awhile since I've taken the Network+ so I can't say for sure. I wouldn't expect you need to know all of the finer details.
Thank you, you legends amongst men
Haha thanks!
Thank you so much! Amazing explanation. Your examples were pretty funny and clear to understand.
can you please explain how the routing loop can occur if FS's RD is higher than successor's FD ?? cz the best route will always be through successor and if in any case successor goes down then the traffic will go though FS
I got a question, when and why I should apply the passive - interfaces command...?
Your video sounds so good
I hope u would make more videos to help people like us in future
Absolutely sensational. Thanks mate.
Thanks Abdul
precisely what I was looking for!!! Do you have anything on VRF?
Thanks Oliver! No video on VRF. If enough people ask for it I will look at making one.
Just what the doctor ordered.. ☺
Thanks Shakil!
Hey CertBros, could You please do a video about HSRP?
It's on my to-do list