@@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!
@@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 😂😂
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!
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?
Well done. Thanks for recording this video. This video is very helpful & In detail everything. Please make more videos on every topic. Much appreciated
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. :)
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.
You forgot to mention simple command at the end of configurations :) write memory. Otherwise after turning OFF and back ON they'll have to reconfigure everything again. Didn't see IP-helper command too. Might be required.
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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.
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.
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.😍
@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?
This is one of the best Networking real lab video tutorial i´ve ever seen. Well done.
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@@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
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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 an Interview on 22/06/2021 and this video is really helping me on reminding myself of everything Thank you sir for the video
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Seriously a lifesaver was having such a hard time finding anyone breaking down the whole process. Thank you!
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I planned building a home CCNA lab and your has boosted my confidence. Great job, keep it up
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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!
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Thank you! This was the best explanation I have seen straight to point. I will be setting up my home lab soon.
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Very good! Thanks! Used this video to connect a Cisco 1841 router and a Catalyst 2960G switch to a DSL modem. Success!
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Great Work!! very useful for the beginners :)
Thank you. this was extremely helpful. Enabling passwords and creating a host name would have also been a plus but this was still A++
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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 😂😂
This is exactly what i needed!!!
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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!
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@@itsupportpeople219great video! Why you stopped posting content with real switches and routers? You are the best.I hope you will start again
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?
Thank you sir for this masterpiece video..love and support from Nepal
Congratulation on the explanation of the steps!
Thank you sir,I am just a biggener learning this kind of work. more power to you.
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Well done. Thanks for recording this video. This video is very helpful & In detail everything. Please make more videos on every topic. Much appreciated
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I needed this tut. It was really a good learning
Nice practical tutorial. Very much helpfully for absolute beginner.
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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. :)
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Great tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to do this
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Fantastic I wanna get a Cisco router now for my house
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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.
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You forgot to mention simple command at the end of configurations :) write memory.
Otherwise after turning OFF and back ON they'll have to reconfigure everything again. Didn't see IP-helper command too. Might be required.
Thanks. it is a very useful video for beginners.
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Great work, really like the way you do. Thanks for sharing this wonderful real lab with us.
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Thanks a lot!! I really like this setup. i have the same routers, so I can follow your video to install my devices.
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Thank you sir for making such a informative video 😊👍
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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.
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Thank you so much man. Much appreciated.
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Can we connect switch directly to the home network? Without using cisco router
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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.
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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.😍
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Superb..perfectly explained.pls include modem configuration part video in this topology.
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@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?