Prefix List and Route Maps with BGP

[@MrBond007shiv]

So many applications of route map covered while using BGP. Cisco genius truely! 🎉

[@g-man21]

Theres alot of great content out there on BGP, but you explained this at the perfect speed for beginners and more advanced. Great work Prodigy!

[@Mark-cw6wb]

Brilliant, Clear, Concise, Need more instructors like you....Thank you, you saved me a lot of time. I only needed this one video to learn what I was looking for.....

[@carllavender9859]

Great video...Been in IT for over 7 years and this was the best break down of the subject I have ever heard. Thanks

[@nash.p9781]

Thank you Carlton, came to you to verify something I was thinking !

[@MrRaajaShow]

thank you Sir, now I am confident in Prefix list and route maps.. Please make more videos.

[@jsanc80]

My name is Julio I am CCNA certified I am working towards my CCNP you explained the use of prefix-list and route very well and easy to follow and learned
Thank You my friend
God bless

[@morejavi]

You are the best. Great explanation with examples

[@Jona123rock]

Thanks for the clear explanation, I miss the class where the teacher explain this, now I can understand thanks a lot !!

[@vijayyadav-z4c5u]

Great explanation and your video is direct to the point. I learned today good stuff.

[@mahendrakumarsahu4395]

Awesome lecture Carlton

[@juniorbukasa7218]

very clear and concise. You earned my subscription to your channel

[@MahendraPatil-rw3fe]

Thanks a lot for this simple explanation. It has definitely helped me understand something at my workplace. Thanks.

[@ladkiusa]

Excellent teaching style! Great Content Thank You!

[@iddmuia]

Excellent tutorial 👌

[@mitchellgressett5989]

Damn this is a good explanation and demo

[@robertoospina10]

Awesome video! So clear and helpful!

[@chrisoliva6537]

Great working sample. Nice work!

[@kirilblagov7715]

Very well presented

[@gyassin5146]

Great video, clear explanation. Thank you

[@benjaminwharton6264]

This is an excellent explanation. Thank you.

[@theresarobles]

Awesome explanation you are a great teacher thank you!

[@danieleskyline]

Best BGP video ever

[@obesuspuer88]

Thanks for this really cleared this up for me

[@rOnNiecHaRles16]

I like your explanation.

[@DJDAntoine]

This is great explanation of route maps and prefix list

[@Raptor08]

Hey bro. Great video. I know this is just a lab but I’ve been told that doing a “clear ip bgp” instead of a “clear ip bgp * soft” on a production net is a resume generating event

[@Naruu13]

Solid examples! Easy to understand

[@User-hv5ch]

Very good video. I like the way because it looks very authentic.

[@krishnakanth6703]

Very nice explanation, clearly understood 👌. Thanks a lot 🙏

[@joturo.esp17]

Useful and easy to understand, thanks

[@CanecaProductions]

Great video. Thanks

[@TheLithGH]

Thanks for the great lesson!!

[@rahulrajdon]

Nice explanation

[@thomastang2587]

Awesome explanation.

[@mikgruff]

Great stuff !! Thanks for your work.

[@Муравей-ю5з]

Very EXCELLENT . Thanks

[@adrianmxmx]

Great Explanation!!

[@sliderkb2]

amazing video. Very well done sir - thank you.

[@gd2860]

Bruh u on it. I dig it!

[@saefulramdhani_9274]

thanks man, good lab, good working. keep it UP .

[@BorisBadenough]

Thanks!

[@kenyarv]

Is there some reason you did not use clear ip bgp in router 1?

[@ciscenius]

I went back to re watch it and I should have used the clear ip bgp command on R1. I could've just waited and eventually BGP would've figured it out. But the clear command would have done it right then.

[@FIFA3572]

what a man

[@nevayieldinc.2624]

Just a suggestion but when you make a tutorial and go back and watch it before submitting it for public viewing why not do it over without the missteps you make. To you it's not a big deal to someone who might be just beginning it may confuse them to the point where they lose comprehension of the subject matter.

[@carlbadayos9926]

It actually helps those beginners like me to know where he could have gone wrong with his configs. The troubleshooting part shows the basic areas you should be looking for when something doesn't go right.
To Mr Network Prodigy, great stuff! You explained it beautifully.

[@iverson2k10]

I actually prefer the mistakes, because it gives us a clearer understanding of real life errors a person might do. Because as he realizes the mistakes, he's also teaching us on how to troubleshoot.

[@robertvandyke9781]

I thought your classes are great you speak english and dont talk ovet anyones head. wish you taught ccie