Comparing OSPF with EIGRP

[@Lashan_]

You didn't have to include the mistake you made but I'm grateful that you did. Thanks for being a great teacher.

[@baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan2066]

I really like the simplicity of how you explain this topic.
Its refreshing and thank you

[@teddyadonia]

Watching from Israel🇮🇱
Your videos helped me passing the CCNA, thanks Kevin !

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Hey, did you have any dump question for ccna 200 301?

[@FirstNavigator]

What an amazing video...I have CCIE but still enjoyed this one...thank you 😀

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i wonder... how come this is free content????
I feel so grateful.

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I was in the fourth minute of your video and I am already regretting going to College and taking the networking course. Thank you very much for this video, it helped me a lot

[@AdrenResi]

excellent teaching style!
using the feynman technique and giving multiple examples to help your ideas settle in

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I think I have said this before but I will say it again. I enjoy your teaching method for clarity, pace, and thoroughness. Makes it very digestible. Thank you!!!

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Just found you.
Great content.
Great teaching style.
Great graphics / animation.
I am hooked.
Thank you.

[@MegaSitexpert]

ahhh, I have now Big Dogs Really Like Me stuck in my head, but that's not the K values order. [12:41]
K1 - Bandwidth, K2 - Load, K3 - Delay, K4 - Reliability, K5 - MTU.
Why BDRLM if the order is BLDRM ? What's the best way to remember K values?

[@zoltron30]

It's from Kevin Wallace so expect the quality and content to be on point

[@aldo_trujillo]

I am glad I clicked for the 1k like :) I really enjoy your awesome teaching, Kevin!

[@ib1006]

thank you Kevin for your amazing effort you have put on video to making us understanding the difference between EIGRP and OSPF I appreciate it.

[@wael3706]

but, souldn't be the Advertised distance of R2 5000? at 18:33

[@waseem3761]

Thank you Kevin for sharing your knowledge with us. Love your videos and please keep them coming.

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Awesome video(s)! This is really great study material for CCNP!

[@williesolomon614]

Thank you for having this impressive video tutorial. Impressive explanation.

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GREAT AS ALWAYS

[@islammahoud3002]

thnx from Egypt for this wonderful content

[@Alestrix76]

Why no IS-IS in 10:00?

[@BullCraftMaxx]

Yay thanks Kevin this is great even for the CCNA! ☺️

[@JuiceManTech]

Thanks for the video and very nice puzzle as well lol, thanks again, very informative.

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These videos are the stuff of legend.

[@carlosesqu689]

I like this good material, thanks from New York

[@ChandanKumarMohanty16]

Kevin sir you are always awesome

[@vikasreddy556]

Excellent Kevin

[@Nossody]

you're a refreshing change of personality from the other cisco youtubers i've watched. The other's are very boring, goes too slow, or have annoying personalities lol
but not you, you're cool 😎

[@EvaSlayAllDay334]

This particular topic is epic.

[@harbinur]

i want to learn who makes decision about OSPF is 110 and EIGRP 90.

[@hammedabudu4170]

Wondeful and Simple explanation, how can i get your more of your lectures on ENCOR kevin.

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You can check out our entire “ENCOR (350-401) Video Training Series” here: kwtrain.com/encor

[@anar.m2735]

can you provide us with a powerpoint slider

[@seagarts]

thank you heartily,

[@informaticiensig]

Thanks a lot Kevin.

[@cyberciscowebdev8371]

really good explanation

[@digitalspiffy]

Thanks for this video. Very helpful

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Thanks Kevin

[@refaiabdeen5943]

Cheers Mate.

[@ahmadziabayani9618]

Thank You Dear Teacher

[@hatemnegm2688]

Great as usual

[@jarrodholmes7808]

Thank for this!

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Where does this madness end?

[@parheliaa]

Nice video, but you have forgotten about one of the most important differences
Summarization. OSPF can only summarize on Area Border, EIGRP can summarize on each interface independently
BTW When new ENCOR courses will be released?

[@nasermasri7847]

Good job don't stop!:)

[@1410mero]

thanks a lots

[@islamtoghuj]

Nice to see zero dislikes and almost 1k likes

[@fabrice9848]

Of course we're gonna click on the 'like' button, what choice do we have ?

[@noorulainwaqar7607]

Great Video.

[@hohohohhododododi7132]

So EIGRP has an AD of NANI?

[@lkdipeolu]

Good job

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Vendor Neutral ! haha Thanks for the video!

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I just subscribe.....👍

[@joyjit_roy]

*please get a good mic. video is very clear - sound was not. i had to tune in to vol 60% - but if do that it'd be very loud*

[@joyjit_roy]

*but your videos are really in deapth & insightful no wonder you must be a good teacher. but pls get a good rode mic.*

[@Douglas_Gillette]

You said “R3 wants to get to...” Packets want to get somewhere not routers. I think what you mean to say is “Packets that arrive at R3 want to get to...” This is an important distinction as these small inaccuracies harm students understanding.