@@itsupportpeople219 could you please advise if this will not conflict with my current ISP router configuration and settings if I plug everything as on the video?
fantastic now to setup some passwords i have watched several videos and couldnt get it working i i was know it was me missing something but your excellent explanation of the details truly helped me
I have a small home lab that I have used for Cisco studies. Your video will help me get started doing the initial configuration to connect my lab to the internet. Looking forward to the next video. Thank you!
FINALLY! Someone teaching a practical use guide instead of just toy examples. Thank you so much! I do have a couple of questions if you still monitor this Vid after 4 years, 1) When going from the ISP router to the Cisco Router, do Gi0/0 and Gi0/1 have to be on different networks? 2) If you don't mind me asking, where abouts in Australia are you from?
One of the best start to finish guides, very thorough. I watched around 5 videos before coming here and this was the best by far for setting up new equipment. I could suggest adding in the setup of passwords for the routers/switches and explaining a bit of what each command does. Great video!
@@abdullahisuleiman9276Subhanallah Abdullah. You cannot disconnect the ISP router or home router. The ISP router is what is giving you connection to the Internet. If you have your Cisco router or whatever lab router you're using, it HAS to connect to the ISP router and be in the same subnet as the ISP router because from their the ISP router is connected directly to the ISP network. So you need the ISP router. Anyone reading this, do no disconnect your ISP router thinking you'll still have Internet connection because guess what? You had Internet connection first with the ISP... how can you have Internet connection if ISP router or modem is off 😂😂
Can you tell me how to set this up using a 2960 L2 Switch? I ordered a L3 to practice on doing labs. The labs are better when you can reach the internet after making changes.
Awesome! Thank you for such an informative video! One question though, can I connect directly from the ISP router to the lab router without using the home router?
Yes you can directly connect the isp provided cable to your lab router. But ask your isp if you have to buy a modem separately, if they say yes than connect that isp provided cable to the modem and from that modem connect your lab router.
Thanks! I am going to set up something similar already bought the WS-C2960S-48FPS-L switch need to find a router a 2900 series the 21 looks like a good candidate. What do you think?
@IT Support People when you do the NAT overload on the router, why is it: ip nat inside source list 1 "int g0/0" and not "int g0/1"? I thought g0/0 was outside and g0/1 was inside?
Thank you so much. Great job. I learnt more in this video than I could from a book. I have many books and they are very confusing. In future videos, could you also kindly explain very briefly, certain key commands, like for example, in this video: what does overload mean and do. Or what does ip route accomplish. etc. Thankyou again. Keep up the good work.
This is an excellent video for beginners like me. Thank you. I do however have a couple questions. Some ISP's do not give you static ip on your connection. If they assign you a different ip bi-weekly, will it affect port 0/1 since the ip for 0/0 has changed? Also, if I have 2 ISP's at home (one get free from our cable company (10/100)) and a fiber that I pay for, is it a just a matter of creating another vlan on the router and creating a different segment? I would like to have my servers access both network, is that possible? Another question, we have a shared printer on the fiber connection for the rest of the family, will my lab which have access to it? Thanks again!
I'm studying Eng. and I think that doing this, applying a router and a switch is extremely overkill but then I think: hmmm, let's try this haha. In my opinion unless you are an average US guy that needs to buy stuff just to preserver the way of living, or if you do not need to have a lot of things connected, this is crazy setup that I would like to have to increase my bill for nothing haha. But I'll have one too haha.
Great video, I appreciate you doing this. It has really helped me a lot. However, I’ve followed the video exactly a few times and I’m still having issues connecting to the internet through the switch and router. All the addresses ping but I can’t get out to the internet. Any advice?
Thanks for your query. Can you tell me the model of your Cisco router and switch.Can you successfully ping your Cisco router's gi 0/1 port ip from the pc connected to switch. If that is successful then try to ping the home isp router gateway ip 192.168.1.1 if it is successful then ping google dns serve ip 8.8.8.8 if it is also successful then network configuration is ok. Then you have to chek internet setting to your pc. Go to network sharing center then advance setting then double click your Ethernet adapter then click ipv4 then select ip automatically same for dns. I think that would work. Thanks
IT Support People thanks for getting back with me so quickly. Turns out, ip-routing was disabled. Once I fixed that everything came up. I appreciate all the help
Hi hope you can help me with one question, why in my switch (2960) i dont see an ip address for the vlan1, the dialog box show IP-ADDRESS UNASSIGNED that after the router config (1841)
Thanks for watching... You can check #sh vlan to check any vlan were configured previously or not. Or you can delete all vlan #delete vlan.dat and reload the switch. If still doesn't work just factory reset your switch by pressing and holding mode button. But it will erase all configuration. Can you make sure you created a DHCP pool in the port of the Cisco router from where the switch is connected. Another important thing is connect the rj45 cable coming from the Cisco router to the Fa 0/1 port of the switch. Hope this will work. Thanks
Thank you so much sir for this very accurate, emphasized, and great video tutorial for CISCO devices configuration. More power to you man. God bless you. :)
Hello, I have a question. I hope you will help me. My topology is like in your video. My Home router (192.168.2.1/24) supports the WiFi but it's not the same manufacturer. My WiFi device has an IP address 192.168.2.74 and my own router has an IP address 192.168.2.72 G0/0. The wired PC to the switch has this IP 192.168.1.6. I would like to know why my PC can ping the wireless device 192.168.2.X no problem. But my wireless device cannot ping the PC nor the router G0/1 interface (192.168.1.1). Thanks
Well done. Thanks for recording this video. This video is very helpful & In detail everything. Please make more videos on every topic. Much appreciated
Thanks for watching.. yes you can, if your home router is dhcp enabled you can get ip from home router and you can add more pc to the switch and access internet because NAT PAT is already configured in in home router. Thanks
If we have multiple routers connected to the ISP and dare if I run eigrp protocol in all the routers and then if we configure redistribute static command to inject the default route into all the routers den we can access the internet...??
Can you please recommend a homerouter from Cisco? I am setting up my CCNA Lab. I want to have end to end cisco ios within my home. I am looking at a 891W as my "Home" router and wifi device. then do these steps to connect my "Labn" 2911 to it
Hi Jesse, Thanks for your queries. As far CCNA, CCNP Lab is your concern I would prefer 2800 series (2801/2821/2851)router is best because it supports both voice and data services, VIC, VWIC card, moreover it supports MPLS. Besides, at least you can choose Cisco 1841 Router which also supports MPLS. On the other hand, Cisco 800 Series Routers are not good lab routers as they do not have traditional serial ports to connect them to other routers in a lab environment. Thanks
@@itsupportpeople219 I just ordered my lab equipment yesterday, got an ebay kit because shipping to where i live is very expensive most of the time. got 1x 2911 1xASA5510 2x1921 2xC3560 (one of them the POE version) 1x2960 a LAP AP and a IP deskphone. I want to replace my home router with something from Cisco I know the 800 series is not worth having in the lab but I want to have IOS everywhere in my network (at least up to the crappy home router/switch/voip/wifi box my cable company gives me.
so my plan is to bridge my cable modem to the 800 series then i can connect my lab to the 800 series so i have a gateway out to the internet but i wont affect my family when im messing around in the lab. and then i dont need to touch mikrotik or ubiquiti anymore at home
Most i have internet access in isp router before the Cisco router will be connected to the internet. With or without data in the ISP router will still connect the Cisco router to the net? Please reply
Thanks for watching... Normally ISP connection goes to Cisco router directly. For this video I took connection from home router as a home lab network purpose.
This is really great man,expecting a office private network configuration lab video soon if already did that plz give us a link.. Thank you for your effort on this.😍
Hi.I have a Cisco 3560g catalyst switch, 3 cisco 3702i AP. I have wifi router with Comcast and would like to use the switch to provide internet to the Cisco ap installed around the house. I don't have a extra router, just the router that came with comcast. Can someone point me on how to do that. I see this person has the cisco router which he connects to the ISP router and the switch. I don't think I need that router
Thanks for watching... please make sure the pc getting ip automatically. If you create DHCP pool with dns server 8.8.8.8 and apply static routing then it should work. You can cross check that you missed any step or not. All command given in the description.
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This is one of the best Networking real lab video tutorial i´ve ever seen. Well done.
Thanks for watching...
@@itsupportpeople219 yeah the best. Thank you for such a video, please continue to upload real-time configurations like this.
@@itsupportpeople219 could you please advise if this will not conflict with my current ISP router configuration and settings if I plug everything as on the video?
I must confess, I have been looking for simple and clear explanations like this for years now, I am impressed. Well done and keep the good work up
Thanks for watching...
I have an Interview on 22/06/2021 and this video is really helping me on reminding myself of everything Thank you sir for the video
Thanks for watching... Best of luck for your interview
I planned building a home CCNA lab and your has boosted my confidence. Great job, keep it up
Thanks for watching
Show ur CCNA lab
It is 2024 and this guy is amazing!!! Thank you for this video!!!
fantastic now to setup some passwords i have watched several videos and couldnt get it working i i was know it was me missing something but your excellent explanation of the details truly helped me
I have a small home lab that I have used for Cisco studies. Your video will help me get started doing the initial configuration to connect my lab to the internet. Looking forward to the next video. Thank you!
FINALLY! Someone teaching a practical use guide instead of just toy examples. Thank you so much! I do have a couple of questions if you still monitor this Vid after 4 years,
1) When going from the ISP router to the Cisco Router, do Gi0/0 and Gi0/1 have to be on different networks?
2) If you don't mind me asking, where abouts in Australia are you from?
Great....Great...Great... Finally I Got Network LAB With Practical..
Thank You So Much Sir For Explaining Whole LAB.. Thank You..
Thanks for watching.
One of the best start to finish guides, very thorough. I watched around 5 videos before coming here and this was the best by far for setting up new equipment.
I could suggest adding in the setup of passwords for the routers/switches and explaining a bit of what each command does.
Great video!
Thanks for watching...
@@itsupportpeople219great video! Why you stopped posting content with real switches and routers? You are the best.I hope you will start again
Seriously a lifesaver was having such a hard time finding anyone breaking down the whole process. Thank you!
Thanks for watching
Very good! Thanks! Used this video to connect a Cisco 1841 router and a Catalyst 2960G switch to a DSL modem. Success!
Thank you. this was extremely helpful. Enabling passwords and creating a host name would have also been a plus but this was still A++
Thanks for your compliment
After I'm successfully connect to the internet with the Cisco router and switch can i disconnect the home router or ISP and it will continue browsing?
@@abdullahisuleiman9276Subhanallah Abdullah. You cannot disconnect the ISP router or home router. The ISP router is what is giving you connection to the Internet. If you have your Cisco router or whatever lab router you're using, it HAS to connect to the ISP router and be in the same subnet as the ISP router because from their the ISP router is connected directly to the ISP network. So you need the ISP router. Anyone reading this, do no disconnect your ISP router thinking you'll still have Internet connection because guess what? You had Internet connection first with the ISP... how can you have Internet connection if ISP router or modem is off 😂😂
Thank you! This was the best explanation I have seen straight to point. I will be setting up my home lab soon.
thanks for the content! I follow here from Brazil and currently I only find quality content on your channel
no one explained these steps! thanks so much
I appreciate the video , why did you need the 2800 router when your netgear is also a router ?
Can you tell me how to set this up using a 2960 L2 Switch? I ordered a L3 to practice on doing labs. The labs are better when you can reach the internet after making changes.
Great respect from kenya
Thanks for watching
Thx for your video, i have one question?
If you connecte with your home wifi are you able to ping 192.168.2.X ???
Great Work!! very useful for the beginners :)
Thank you sir,I am just a biggener learning this kind of work. more power to you.
thank you very much for the explanation ,, the best free video i have ever found on the internet
Thanks for watching
Thank you sir for this masterpiece video..love and support from Nepal
Awesome! Thank you for such an informative video! One question though, can I connect directly from the ISP router to the lab router without using the home router?
Yes you can directly connect the isp provided cable to your lab router. But ask your isp if you have to buy a modem separately, if they say yes than connect that isp provided cable to the modem and from that modem connect your lab router.
Congratulation on the explanation of the steps!
simple and straightforward setup. Thanks
Thanks! I am going to set up something similar already bought the WS-C2960S-48FPS-L switch need to find a router a 2900 series the 21 looks like a good candidate. What do you think?
Thanks for watching .... Yes, It sounds good best wishes to your new network setup.
Fantastic I wanna get a Cisco router now for my house
Very thorough explanation. Thank you
@IT Support People when you do the NAT overload on the router, why is it: ip nat inside source list 1 "int g0/0" and not "int g0/1"? I thought g0/0 was outside and g0/1 was inside?
Can we connect switch directly to the home network? Without using cisco router
I needed this tut. It was really a good learning
I like way of teaching Zero-goal.
Awesome 👌 explanations really unique video
This is exactly what i needed!!!
Thank you so much. Great job. I learnt more in this video than I could from a book. I have many books and they are very confusing. In future videos, could you also kindly explain very briefly, certain key commands, like for example, in this video: what does overload mean and do. Or what does ip route accomplish. etc. Thankyou again. Keep up the good work.
the cable u used bw isp router and cisco router is straight throug or cross over?
Thank you So much. easy to understand for me as beginner !!
Nice job brother god bless always 🙏
Really very informative and practical video...
Thank you this video really helped me plz keep pushing more videos
Quick question!
Cisco router connected to the ISP. But, I got the error. %Error opening tftp :// (time out).
What is the Solution.
Thanks
Undoubtedly the best video
This is an excellent video for beginners like me. Thank you. I do however have a couple questions. Some ISP's do not give you static ip on your connection. If they assign you a different ip bi-weekly, will it affect port 0/1 since the ip for 0/0 has changed? Also, if I have 2 ISP's at home (one get free from our cable company (10/100)) and a fiber that I pay for, is it a just a matter of creating another vlan on the router and creating a different segment? I would like to have my servers access both network, is that possible? Another question, we have a shared printer on the fiber connection for the rest of the family, will my lab which have access to it? Thanks again!
Thank you for your excellent explanation and great input. Congratulations!!!
Hello, My router shows down when i enter “Show ip interface brief”
It is connected from my home router to Cisco fe 0/0.
if you reboot the router the it will pick the another IP address from DHCP, so can't we make this static?
hi what if you have cisco ap (for wireless capability) connected to the switch , what would be the configuration be like.
I'm studying Eng. and I think that doing this, applying a router and a switch is extremely overkill but then I think: hmmm, let's try this haha. In my opinion unless you are an average US guy that needs to buy stuff just to preserver the way of living, or if you do not need to have a lot of things connected, this is crazy setup that I would like to have to increase my bill for nothing haha. But I'll have one too haha.
Thanks for watching...
Hi need of some help,
Its possible to connect 2switch by fiber in which one is Cisco and other is tplink and its possible then which sfp- is required
Thank you sir for making such a informative video
Thank you so much my friend, this tutorial helped me! 😃
i have cisco 1800 model. do i have to follow the same procedure. cisco 1800 has no gigabit ethernet port
Great video, I appreciate you doing this. It has really helped me a lot. However, I’ve followed the video exactly a few times and I’m still having issues connecting to the internet through the switch and router.
All the addresses ping but I can’t get out to the internet. Any advice?
Thanks for your query. Can you tell me the model of your Cisco router and switch.Can you successfully ping your Cisco router's gi 0/1 port ip from the pc connected to switch. If that is successful then try to ping the home isp router gateway ip 192.168.1.1 if it is successful then ping google dns serve ip 8.8.8.8 if it is also successful then network configuration is ok. Then you have to chek internet setting to your pc. Go to network sharing center then advance setting then double click your Ethernet adapter then click ipv4 then select ip automatically same for dns. I think that would work.
Thanks
IT Support People thanks for getting back with me so quickly. Turns out, ip-routing was disabled. Once I fixed that everything came up. I appreciate all the help
I help to in this video.Thank you sir
Hi hope you can help me with one question, why in my switch (2960) i dont see an ip address for the vlan1, the dialog box show IP-ADDRESS UNASSIGNED that after the router config (1841)
Thanks for watching... You can check #sh vlan to check any vlan were configured previously or not. Or you can delete all vlan #delete vlan.dat and reload the switch. If still doesn't work just factory reset your switch by pressing and holding mode button. But it will erase all configuration. Can you make sure you created a DHCP pool in the port of the Cisco router from where the switch is connected. Another important thing is connect the rj45 cable coming from the Cisco router to the Fa 0/1 port of the switch. Hope this will work.
Thanks
@@itsupportpeople219 Thank you, now it's working.
Pleasure...
Thank you so much sir for this very accurate, emphasized, and great video tutorial for CISCO devices configuration. More power to you man. God bless you. :)
Thanks for watching
Really best video.Thanks sir. we want more.
Thanks for watching
so nice. it is helped me to solve lot of problem
Thanks for watching
Excellent vid, informative and practical. Basic but great start.
Thanks a lot for your compliment ...
If I have a 3560g which is a layer 3, do I need another router?
25:54 boss, i think the IP address of Interface Gi0/0 should be public IP right?
Hello, I have a question. I hope you will help me. My topology is like in your video. My Home router (192.168.2.1/24) supports the WiFi but it's not the same manufacturer. My WiFi device has an IP address 192.168.2.74 and my own router has an IP address 192.168.2.72 G0/0. The wired PC to the switch has this IP 192.168.1.6. I would like to know why my PC can ping the wireless device 192.168.2.X no problem. But my wireless device cannot ping the PC nor the router G0/1 interface (192.168.1.1). Thanks
Thank you very much. This video was great, please keep the content coming.
Great tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to do this
Nice practical tutorial. Very much helpfully for absolute beginner.
Thanks for watching...
Well done. Thanks for recording this video. This video is very helpful & In detail everything. Please make more videos on every topic. Much appreciated
Thanks for watching
The cisco connect direct to Internet, without the netgear?
GREAT VIDEO PLEASE CONTINUE
you are amazing you are so smart. if i find you in real life i will give you 10$
Great work, appreciate 👍
Thank you so much man. Much appreciated.!!
💯 benefits to me 👏, well explicit and understand
Nice work good job , but do you think connecting Cisco SW and R with WiFi increase connectivity??
Thanks for watching... Actually this network setup is for home Network lab purpose without interrupting the home WiFi internet.
Can I hook a Cisco Catalyst 3650 directly to a home router without the use of a Cisco router?
Very fine explanation
Great Video. Could I connect switch directly to home router and get the ip addresses through switch for a home lab environment.
Thank You .
Thanks for watching.. yes you can, if your home router is dhcp enabled you can get ip from home router and you can add more pc to the switch and access internet because NAT PAT is already configured in in home router.
Thanks
This is great. This is what I’ve been looking for all along. Thank you so much sir. Keep them coming. I’m subscribing!!
Thanks for watching
Danke! Greeting from Germany.
If we have multiple routers connected to the ISP and dare if I run eigrp protocol in all the routers and then if we configure redistribute static command to inject the default route into all the routers den we can access the internet...??
Can you please recommend a homerouter from Cisco? I am setting up my CCNA Lab. I want to have end to end cisco ios within my home. I am looking at a 891W as my "Home" router and wifi device. then do these steps to connect my "Labn" 2911 to it
Hi Jesse,
Thanks for your queries. As far CCNA, CCNP Lab is your concern I would prefer 2800 series (2801/2821/2851)router is best because it supports both voice and data services, VIC, VWIC card, moreover it supports MPLS. Besides, at least you can choose Cisco 1841 Router which also supports MPLS.
On the other hand, Cisco 800 Series Routers are not good lab routers as they do not have traditional serial ports to connect them to other routers in a lab environment.
Thanks
@@itsupportpeople219 I just ordered my lab equipment yesterday, got an ebay kit because shipping to where i live is very expensive most of the time. got 1x 2911 1xASA5510 2x1921 2xC3560 (one of them the POE version) 1x2960 a LAP AP and a IP deskphone. I want to replace my home router with something from Cisco I know the 800 series is not worth having in the lab but I want to have IOS everywhere in my network (at least up to the crappy home router/switch/voip/wifi box my cable company gives me.
so my plan is to bridge my cable modem to the 800 series then i can connect my lab to the 800 series so i have a gateway out to the internet but i wont affect my family when im messing around in the lab. and then i dont need to touch mikrotik or ubiquiti anymore at home
@@jessequijano great setup ... I hope this video Will help you a lot... All the best.. cheers! 👍👍👍
You are amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for this amazing video !!!!!!!!!!
Thanks. it is a very useful video for beginners.
Most i have internet access in isp router before the Cisco router will be connected to the internet.
With or without data in the ISP router will still connect the Cisco router to the net?
Please reply
Thanks for watching... This configuration is for Cisco networking Lab practice.
Great work, really like the way you do. Thanks for sharing this wonderful real lab with us.
Thanks for watching
Very nice teaching sir 👍
Very well made informational video man! Good job and thanks for the help!
Can we connect direct from ISP to router port without modem?
Can u use a cisco route ronly directly to ISP? Do you always need an extra "simple" router between cisco router and ISP?
Thanks for watching... Normally ISP connection goes to Cisco router directly. For this video I took connection from home router as a home lab network purpose.
@@itsupportpeople219 Thank you. Then I will go ahead and buy myself a cisco router with wlan included
This is really great man,expecting a office private network configuration lab video soon if already did that plz give us a link.. Thank you for your effort on this.😍
Thanks for watching...
I thought we should NOT connect the ethernet cable to the laptop and the other end to the switch port, as this can cause a blow off?
Hi.I have a Cisco 3560g catalyst switch, 3 cisco 3702i AP. I have wifi router with Comcast and would like to use the switch to provide internet to the Cisco ap installed around the house. I don't have a extra router, just the router that came with comcast. Can someone point me on how to do that. I see this person has the cisco router which he connects to the ISP router and the switch. I don't think I need that router
Very nice work sir
Quick question, i’m able to ping 8.8.8.8 from switch, but from pc that is connected to switch no connection. What is the solution?
Thanks!
Thanks for watching... please make sure the pc getting ip automatically. If you create DHCP pool with dns server 8.8.8.8 and apply static routing then it should work. You can cross check that you missed any step or not. All command given in the description.
Very good video. Thanks
Why you directly not connected ISP cable to Ge0/0 Port of the router?
This is best sir 👍 ji
...i would love to know how to deploy this wirelessly (ie using a 2500 series wireless controller and Air-lap-1262n-e-k9 Access points).
Thank you
Thanks a lot!! I really like this setup. i have the same routers, so I can follow your video to install my devices.
Thanks for watching...