Very nice videos Dan, they have been a huge help for not only myself when I was studying for my CCNA but also everyone else out there and we all thank you. Well done. If I may add, I've been watching your videos for a very long time and I was hoping. Would you be willing to add within your explanation of a certain term, in what kind of a situation would you implement the very thing you're teaching? I think this would be a great help. For when I've learned things, and I'm sure others have had this issue. When you learn how a certain protocol works, we learn how to configure it and understand HOW it functions but what environment would we use it? For all future teachings of yours that is. This would greatly help those with lack of experience in the IT industry so one wouldn't have to post on certain forums asking for others to explain. Your video on Ether-channel was a perfect example of this, you said when your network is bottle necking this would be perfect and I'd see this myself in hotels a lot of the times. It was just an idea but regardless, I love your videos and you're an amazing teacher. Learning from you was more than what anyone else has taught me in the past with your teachings. Keep it up.
I Like all your videos, again amazing JOB!!!. THANK YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. Thanks for your time and dedication. Dan, you always are my first choice when I need to learn or refresh my knowledge. I can't wait to watch all your new videos for the new Cisco Curriculum. Sir, you are the best!!!
Thank you for your nice instructions. Can i assign IPs to switchports of a layer2 switch or it is just possible to management port of Switch layer2? Thank you in advance
You can assign IP addresses directly to the port interfaces them self if you want to really lock it down by statically configuring each port of the switch but this is very time consuming. Instead you would just assign an IP address to that specific VLAN with a Class A, B, or C subnet depending on your IP range you're using and how many available addresses you wish to have.
Pretty much the reason why he's putting that command for the voice VLAN is so all packets are trusted and don't get dropped or put into a queue like it normally would when passing through the switch. That's to simplify it a bit.
Letting you know that I passed my CCNA 200-301 this week and your videos helped me do it! Thank you!
A very precise presentation with a lot of very important concepts that seem easy but powerful. Thanks much, Sir!!
This Is the Guy for passing the CCNA certification! I am telling you, I've my CCNA cert mostly thanks to Dan!
Very nice videos Dan, they have been a huge help for not only myself when I was studying for my CCNA but also everyone else out there and we all thank you. Well done. If I may add, I've been watching your videos for a very long time and I was hoping. Would you be willing to add within your explanation of a certain term, in what kind of a situation would you implement the very thing you're teaching? I think this would be a great help. For when I've learned things, and I'm sure others have had this issue. When you learn how a certain protocol works, we learn how to configure it and understand HOW it functions but what environment would we use it? For all future teachings of yours that is. This would greatly help those with lack of experience in the IT industry so one wouldn't have to post on certain forums asking for others to explain. Your video on Ether-channel was a perfect example of this, you said when your network is bottle necking this would be perfect and I'd see this myself in hotels a lot of the times. It was just an idea but regardless, I love your videos and you're an amazing teacher. Learning from you was more than what anyone else has taught me in the past with your teachings. Keep it up.
Thank you for these videos covering VLANs and trunking that you’ve been uploading recently!!
Thank You Sir, thanks for making things easy.
I Used to watch your videos from 2014 they helped me a lot.
I Like all your videos, again amazing JOB!!!. THANK YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. Thanks for your time and dedication. Dan, you always are my first choice when I need to learn or refresh my knowledge. I can't wait to watch all your new videos for the new Cisco Curriculum. Sir, you are the best!!!
You're a god amongst men 🙌
Thanks Professor. Great JOB !
Thank you so much for the presentation! Help me out greatly!
Hi Dan, the dates for your UA-cam CCNA2 v7 videos all say Jan 2020 rather than Jan 2021. Are they correct or typos?
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Saeed
Sheffield
you are the best
can i configure multiple port as trunk on the same switch? if yes, when is the case?
Thank you for your nice instructions. Can i assign IPs to switchports of a layer2 switch or it is just possible to management port of Switch layer2? Thank you in advance
You can assign IP addresses directly to the port interfaces them self if you want to really lock it down by statically configuring each port of the switch but this is very time consuming. Instead you would just assign an IP address to that specific VLAN with a Class A, B, or C subnet depending on your IP range you're using and how many available addresses you wish to have.
MLS qos trust cos.....?
Pretty much the reason why he's putting that command for the voice VLAN is so all packets are trusted and don't get dropped or put into a queue like it normally would when passing through the switch. That's to simplify it a bit.