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This is one of the best OSPF video i have seen so far. The way we use the LSA type 1, 2 & 5 to rebuil the network topollogy is just wow!!. Thank you guys for this material. 👊
This playlist really helps to understand OSPF fundamentals and basic details. At last good to see you both together because I follow you both since when I decided to do a career in networking. I really appreciate your efforts and sharing such contents on UA-cam. Thanks...
Looking forward to this video. I did this years ago at a new job. I'm a bit rusty today. One thing I like to do in a lab is give the OSPF router-id a value of 0.0.0.x (where x is the router number). It makes it easier to understand the OSPF database which can be confusing. Thanks for posting.
This is so amazing to see! You two guys are my favourite on the networking scene and both Ed and Jeremy helped me so much in passing my CCNA - actually just today! Definitely keep collaborating in the future. Also let me appreciate the activity of both of you - not just on your Discord servers. You guys help a lot. It makes a difference. Thank you! 🙂
That’s a creative exercise to really fix what we have learned about OSPF, particularly I always had problems to fully understand the LSDB but your classes are helping a lot. Thanks for sharing.
wow!! this was a unique video and got to learn a lot!! way to go !! thank you for coming up with such amazing content . I'm now waiting for the multi area now :)
Really good stuff guys, big fan of each you guys and have learned a tremendous amount of material from each of your vids and still learning, Love it! Thanks...Looking forward to the Multi area as well!
Great job - I'm posting my duplicate question again - wondering if/when you have explained/went over aggregate/route summarization in any of your video in-details or not yet - if not, will be it covered in future - please let me know - thank you
📌 *More free preview lessons from the Practical OSPF course:* pracnet.net/ospf
📌 *Want even more? Check out the full course:* pracnet.net/ospfcourse
📌 *CCNA Resources:* pracnet.net/ccna
📌 *Learn Networking:* pracnet.net/nf
📌 *Learn & Practice Subnetting:* subnetipv4.com
Thanks for the collab Ed! Great demo of how routers build their map of the network using LSAs.
It was a blast, Jeremy. Looking forward to doing the Multi Area version =)
Very good for both. I like the colors in the terminal, i would like to have the same.
Great collab
This is one of the best OSPF video i have seen so far. The way we use the LSA type 1, 2 & 5 to rebuil the network topollogy is just wow!!. Thank you guys for this material. 👊
We'll bring Type 3's into the mix when we do the multi-area version =)
what a great double up. literally two of the best right here. Great insight , hope we see more of this going forward
Cheers, Don!
Kudos to you both for this wonderful initiative, very much appreciated.
You're very welcome, Benedict.
Both you and Jeremy are providing excellent tutorials from networking, I am following both of you. Thank you and keep posting new videos
Glad you enjoyed it, Ratheesh. Cheers!
Wow! Nice presentation! The pace was a chalenge, but that reverse engineering was awesome! Thanks.
Wow 🤯 this is really impressive. When you are new to a company that uses OSPF , this will definitely be a good skill to have. Great show guys!
Glad you enjoyed it =)
Well done guys ! Watching this demo gives us a better understanding of how LSA works. Great job 👌
Wow! This is very informative. Thanks Jeremy & Ed👏
Glad you enjoyed it !
Best explanation regarding to the Lsa
=)
This playlist really helps to understand OSPF fundamentals and basic details. At last good to see you both together because I follow you both since when I decided to do a career in networking.
I really appreciate your efforts and sharing such contents on UA-cam.
Thanks...
Cheers, Amand! Glad you enjoyed the ospf content!
So fun and interesting to watch! Also, I am surprised and so glad to see Jeremy in here 😊. I passed my CCNA thanks to him.
Congrats on passing your CCNA =)
Looking forward to this video. I did this years ago at a new job. I'm a bit rusty today. One thing I like to do in a lab is give the OSPF router-id a value of 0.0.0.x (where x is the router number). It makes it easier to understand the OSPF database which can be confusing. Thanks for posting.
This is a fun challenge for sure! And yes, simple router IDs helps reduce some of the complexity.
THis video is like magic unfolding... mindblowing both of you!!
This is so amazing to see! You two guys are my favourite on the networking scene and both Ed and Jeremy helped me so much in passing my CCNA - actually just today!
Definitely keep collaborating in the future.
Also let me appreciate the activity of both of you - not just on your Discord servers. You guys help a lot. It makes a difference. Thank you! 🙂
That’s a creative exercise to really fix what we have learned about OSPF, particularly I always had problems to fully understand the LSDB but your classes are helping a lot. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, great. The best example in order to understand OSPF.
A great thanks from bottom of my heart ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am glad to watch this video.
Both are my current cisco lecturer and im seeing them collabing on the OSPF topic. Fantastic!
Really great work here folks! This was a great practical exercise in how to read the LSA to identify the topology.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! I watched the whole OSPF playlist and you did an awesome job, now I have a better understanding
You're welcome, Glad you enjoyed the whole series and got so much out of it. Thank you for supporting the channel =) Cheers!
wow!! this was a unique video and got to learn a lot!! way to go !! thank you for coming up with such amazing content . I'm now waiting for the multi area now :)
Great Video.. waiting for multiple area network
Awesome. I have never seen anything like this before.
Glad you enjoyed it =)
Ed is a genius, period. Jeremy tries.
This is one of the most satisfying networking videos i've watched so far!
this video is great to refresh knowledge of LSAs ! :)
Excellent, glad you enjoyed it =)
Really good stuff guys, big fan of each you guys and have learned a tremendous amount of material from each of your vids and still learning, Love it! Thanks...Looking forward to the Multi area as well!
Cheers! Waiting on Jeremy so we can schedule the Multi Area version =)
This is a cool lab! It's a good way to understand better OSPF and all LSA Types.
Absolutely fantastic. You guys are doing a great job. Thanks for making this video.
You're welcome!
you guys make it look easy! it motivates me to keep moving forward in my studies! thank you!
You're welcome!
well done guys
Thanks to both of you. But please upload an advance video of this version.
This is how OSPF should be taught
Agreed ;)
Wow great to see you together!
It was fun =)
excellent job guys!!!
Hi Daniel, thank you again for supporting the channel =) Glad you enjoyed the collaboration with Jeremy!!
we need a BGP course from you two
Great minds, this is excellent. Much appreciated for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it, Mike.
Amazing practical teaching please make detail video about BGP,EIGRP,VPN IPSEC
Great collab!
BEst thing I ve seen so far with respect to OSPF. Kind of reverse engineering . Thanks a lot.
Excellent!!! Very well explained!
Thank you, Rachel. Cheers!
The content is o rich. I watched the video and helped me a great deal. thanks you are awesome
Very good practice thanks for sharing 👏👏👏
You're welcome =)
Awesome video. Do you have a video with LSA Type-3 with inter-Area for the same kind of building topology from LSDB?
This was excellent. Thanks for sharing. Wondering if you plan to go over BGP one day?
BGP remains on my list =/ It has been on my list for a while.
Nice explanation, can you do a video on ospf GR(hitless) with multi-area configured
I always like u r videos. Thank a lot. Sir.
Great job - I'm posting my duplicate question again - wondering if/when you have explained/went over aggregate/route summarization in any of your video in-details or not yet - if not, will be it covered in future - please let me know - thank you
AHh just responded to your other comment. LMK if you still have questions.
Thanks for this very informative video.Can you give us the colour scheme for de SecureCRT?
this is very intersting video !
=)
This is so fun
Lets gooo !!
Wohoo!
Aloha!
Ha! Aloha!
how about if there are many different areas
That will be the topic of the next video =). It's still possible, you'll just need the LSDB from a router in each area.
HE IS youre brother jermeys
;)
@@PracticalNetworking is he ? Hahaha 😉👌🏻
@@superanimallover8446 Not that I know of =)
This was a lot of fun - now do IS-IS!
Glad you enjoyed it =)
Ok man keep it up
Bro youre In the matrix