Thanks so much for your 6 videos. They are really informative. Finally, somebody showed how the Tier 3 should be configured and not only explaining what it is!
Thanks for these videos. Really helpful, and much easier to digest than than the CCNA text books. Still trying to configure the data center trunks on the sample file, to get it to ping with the other areas, think I missed something on the video, but for the first time I really get a feeling in my mind for how this all really works. you're a good teacher, explain networking well.
Thank you for the videos they have been great. I'm trying to add a network edge to this campus design using an ASA5506-X in packet tracer, any chance you can do a video showing how you would add a firewall dmz, remote access servers, AAA, Syslog NTP etc....? thanks (All the videos I have found so fare are showing a basic setup with one vlan)
thank you so mush for the upload and the explanation,but it would be better to write the ip adresses in order to know about any networks you configured routing
Absolutely, Parvinder. Great suggestions. This video is by no means meant to be a comprehensive solution. Just a broad overview for people beginning to learn Campus networking. By all means, add to the configurations and improve as you see fit :) -John
@@IPvZero Of course John you have a very good practical approach in your videos. I believe that if you go ahead with this method you can win lots of subscribers. And people like me can learn from you brother.
Hey John , why do the core switches keep giving the message " dual-5-NBRCHANGE IP-EIGRP 1 : Neighbor 10.0.0.29 f0/6 is down: holding time expired " it comes up and then down again?
Hey, Denise! Apologies for the late reply. I havent been active on my channel lately due to exams. I don't remember that happening when I first created it, will need to redownload the file and do some inspection!! Thanks for watching :)
I'd need to rewatch the video again since I labbed this over a year ago haha. But I'm pretty sure that VLANs span across multiple access switches in this demo, so in that case make the interconnect L2. If VLANs are localised to a single access switch then change the link to L3 and eliminate STP. If you're unsure of the reason why, I discuss in detail in my 2 CCNP Switch videos: Spanned VLANs: ua-cam.com/video/V4VLnT1tt8c/v-deo.html& Local VLANs: ua-cam.com/video/LolYgCPLXcA/v-deo.html& Hope that helps! :) -John
@@IPvZero Really!!! I love scotch hahhaha...and your accent is so good and I really loved your English accent and I am an Indian and please don't laugh at my english accent when you hear hahahaha 😂
@@parvindersingh777 Haha thanks! Ah, India! Nice! I would love to visit there some day. I've got a good friend called Akash who lives in Bangalore - maybe one day I'll visit him and get to see the place!
Thanks so much for your 6 videos. They are really informative. Finally, somebody showed how the Tier 3 should be configured and not only explaining what it is!
Thanks for these videos. Really helpful, and much easier to digest than than the CCNA text books. Still trying to configure the data center trunks on the sample file, to get it to ping with the other areas, think I missed something on the video, but for the first time I really get a feeling in my mind for how this all really works. you're a good teacher, explain networking well.
I haven't seen these videos yet but I like all the 6 and am going try them
Thanks, man! If you have any problems with it, be sure to leave a message and I'll try to help you out. -John
Thank you for the videos they have been great. I'm trying to add a network edge to this campus design using an ASA5506-X in packet tracer, any chance you can do a video showing how you would add a firewall dmz, remote access servers, AAA, Syslog NTP etc....? thanks (All the videos I have found so fare are showing a basic setup with one vlan)
eyy how did you configure interfaces on the destribution layer with ip address
good job man !
thank you so mush for the upload and the explanation,but it would be better to write the ip adresses in order to know about any networks you configured routing
hey can you add Cisco ASA?
Can you please provide config of complete lab.. Thanks in advance
can you please provide me the packet tracer file....
Hello, I'm doing something similar to this, but I'm stuck not sure can you help me if you don't mind
you can put ACL in the distribution switches and manangement vlan, eigrp passive interfaces and logging and snmp on all devices.
Absolutely, Parvinder. Great suggestions.
This video is by no means meant to be a comprehensive solution. Just a broad overview for people beginning to learn Campus networking. By all means, add to the configurations and improve as you see fit :)
-John
@@IPvZero It was a very good example to show the practical approach to the Campus network which is sadly not included in Cisco certifications.
@@parvindersingh777 Thanks, Parvinder! Really appreciate hearing your thoughts and feedback!!
-John
@@IPvZero Of course John you have a very good practical approach in your videos. I believe that if you go ahead with this method you can win lots of subscribers. And people like me can learn from you brother.
Thank you very much, that's one is very helpful
thanks, this lab is very informative. l was able to my lab working fine
Hey John , why do the core switches keep giving the message " dual-5-NBRCHANGE IP-EIGRP 1 : Neighbor 10.0.0.29 f0/6 is down: holding time expired " it comes up and then down again?
Hey, Denise! Apologies for the late reply. I havent been active on my channel lately due to exams. I don't remember that happening when I first created it, will need to redownload the file and do some inspection!!
Thanks for watching :)
hello my first lab was with layer 3 switch 3650. l had the same issue. use the 3560 switch
Good video brother.
The link, between the data center distribution switches, a layer 2 or layer 3?
I'd need to rewatch the video again since I labbed this over a year ago haha. But I'm pretty sure that VLANs span across multiple access switches in this demo, so in that case make the interconnect L2. If VLANs are localised to a single access switch then change the link to L3 and eliminate STP.
If you're unsure of the reason why, I discuss in detail in my 2 CCNP Switch videos:
Spanned VLANs: ua-cam.com/video/V4VLnT1tt8c/v-deo.html&
Local VLANs: ua-cam.com/video/LolYgCPLXcA/v-deo.html&
Hope that helps!
:)
-John
@@IPvZero Thanks dear. I will definitely watch your videos about spanned Vlans and local. By the way which country you are from?
@@parvindersingh777 I'm from Scotland! Hope the accent isn't too difficult to follow haha :)
@@IPvZero Really!!! I love scotch hahhaha...and your accent is so good and I really loved your English accent and I am an Indian and please don't laugh at my english accent when you hear hahahaha 😂
@@parvindersingh777 Haha thanks!
Ah, India! Nice! I would love to visit there some day. I've got a good friend called Akash who lives in Bangalore - maybe one day I'll visit him and get to see the place!
wow