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@@aadanyusuf7339 welcome, glad i could help!

@@AbuNaser-Technology For Voice Over IP VOIP - you may watch this video. Thanks! ua-cam.com/video/DAacBY7Njpc/v-deo.htmlsi=a4tKDFBB-H6CSB-r

Great observation! Since the 129 was used as a gateway, the total number of hosts should be 61. Thank you.

@@user-jn5fu4vn1q got it, thanks for sharing the idea!

@@feliciofernandes8206 welcome! I'm planning to revise this tutorial into just one video for further improvement on how I explain it. Watch out for it soon! thanks!

@@feliciofernandes8206 welcome! I'm planning to revise this tutorial into just one video for further improvement on how I explain it. Watch out for it soon! thanks!

@@feliciofernandes8206 welcome 🙂

@@feliciofernandes8206 nice and great!

@@feliciofernandes8206 great! keep on learning.

@@feliciofernandes8206 keep it up!

hi @@feliciofernandes8206 line vty 0 15 command in Cisco CCNA is used to configure settings for virtual terminal lines, enabling remote access management via Telnet or SSH and ensuring security and control over who can access the device remotely.

@@feliciofernandes8206 welcome and thanks 🙂

You have a point, and thank you for sharing your valuable thoughts. However, the goal of this video is to provide a step-by-step guide on creating VLANs, especially for beginners, and to demonstrate the use of VTP servers and clients.

Welcome, glad i could help!

I’m glad I could help. Thanks!

welcome and enjoy learning!

enjoy learning!

welcome and enjoy learning!

Hello there, I have not encountered any cybersecurity lessons, but I do know some basics. My opinion, it’s better to focus on CCNA Security Fundamentals, Access Control, and Network Security Protocols, which can be found in CCNA 2 to 4. CCNA 1 is just an introduction if you are new to networking and is easy to understand.

@@DansITNetwork ok sir thank you ❤

Great! Good Job!

thanks! watch out for more content soon!

Good thought! That would be point-to-point. /31 will be used then on a network. Two available IPs will be used, and there is no broadcast address.

@@DansITNetwork So that's why it doesn't have a default gateway. Thank you very much sir! 😁

If we think about it, a /31 network should have been used, but because I wanted to demonstrate subnetting with a broadcast address and network IP address, I didn't show the point-to-point setup applicable when connecting router to router. My apologies.

Hi Kim, is there a specific protocol in CCNA that you want to apply to the ISP? For example, OSPF, RIP, EIGRP, etc.

@@DansITNetwork I think @kim is asking for overall working of ISP. How internet reaches to ISP and then to a home user.

@@muhammadsharifawan9681 Got it, thanks for the clarification. Soon, I'll create content from home, send it to the internet, and then to the ISP. Watch out for it!

Yes, the Cisco 2911 router supports telephony services. It's part of Cisco's Integrated Services Router (ISR) series.

I tried it in Cisco 2911. It never worked instead in router 2811 it works perfectly

welcome, keep on learning!

Glad it was helpful!

@@razasyed3036 welcome 🙂

keep on learning!

Thanks! glad i could help.

glad i could help, welcome!

i hope so, glad i could help, thanks

Thanks! Watch out for more content soon.

Hi Amit, your request and suggestions are currently being applied to the videos that will be uploaded soon for CCNA 3, but not all of them. Please bear with me as the videos for CCNA 2 are already finished. Appreciate the effort and Thank You!

Hi Kim, separate video tutorials have already been made for basic subnetting. Please watch them in CCNA 1: Day 8, from Part 1 to Part 6! Here are the links. Thanks! ====================================== Watch: Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/xdehK6L-IAA/v-deo.html Watch: Part 2 ua-cam.com/video/YB_yfQeAWtY/v-deo.html Watch: Part 3 ua-cam.com/video/RV5LdFyLODU/v-deo.html Watch: Part 4 ua-cam.com/video/NAvfVl1T9pU/v-deo.html Watch: Part 5 ua-cam.com/video/KSb9ym6qdPY/v-deo.html Watch: Part 6 ua-cam.com/video/fUTx2LmLmPE/v-deo.html =======================================

Hi Kim!, Thanks for dropping by. Watch out for more content soon :)

Yes! Suggestions will be applied soon, as video tutorials on CCNA2 are already created. Watch out for CCNA3. Thanks!

Yes! Suggestions will be applied soon, as video tutorials on CCNA2 are already created. Watch out for CCNA3. Thanks!