33:20 idk what i did wrong but DSW-B1 keeps giving me an error when i try to name the VLANS. DSW-B1(config)#vlan 10 VTP VLAN configuration not allowed when device is in CLIENT mode. how do i get it out of client mode?

Jeremy, First I'd like to thank you for an amazingly thorough course. Your videos and labs have been the most helpful in getting a real-world understanding of the topics than all the other methods I've used by a wide margin. Unfortunately I'm having an issue that I cannot figure out in this lab, the end hosts are unable to receive DHCP addresses. I've followed all of the steps (aside from step one, I'll do that at the end after mistyping a secret password and locking myself out the first time) up to the part where you test with PC1. I think I've narrowed the problem down to the connections between the access layer switches and distribution layer switches. The VLANs are configured correctly on each interface or switch, the distribution switches can see the access switches via CDP but not vice-versa, the access switches can't ping anything except their own local SVI for VLAN99, which the connected distribution switches can't ping. The physical interface on the access switches connected to the distribution switches do not have an assigned IP and I don't recall that being a step in the video, they are correctly configured as trunk ports and are listed as up/up. I am using the latest Packet Tracer version of 8.2.2~. If you know what has gone wrong I'd appreciate you input, thank you.

You are awesome!

7:20 - 'pig' is not recognised as an internal or external command © 😂

Simply amazing! I've learned so much. There are many teachers on youtube teach CCNA couse but no one does like you. Hold on🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

critical, error, warning, and informational descriptions 😐

Really informative videos All the stuff and content are unique and well explained and the thing I like the most is the practice labs which are explained on the separate videos. Well Done Sir Love from Pakistan.

hello Sir, thanks for teaching us in such a nice way. I want to ask you one question regarding this lab. I configured loopback addresses on all routers , still router -id doesn't change. It is taking the id of highest physical interface. Could you please tell me what may be the reason for that?

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2:20 seconds, the way you pronounce "conf t" makes it sound like you're saying the cooking word "confit".

BOOKMARK 23:17 / 32:53 Amazing explanation of how data flow through layers

Hy staff how are you? I have questions ❓ that As you add route on R1 But on R3 You can only add route 192.168.1.0 But not add route 192.168.12.0 on R3 How can ping pc 1 to PC 2

17:23 As far as I understand untagged packets always forwarded to native vlan right? Then if we assume there is a vlan 20 on switch 2, because of native vlan mismatch we would be sending the packet to the wrong destination?

Thanks for your invaluable help. You made me like the subject and spend a lot of time without being bored.

i wonder, is it necessary to use IS-IS protocol in SD-Access underlay?

Hi Jeremy, when can we expect the full CCNP ENCOR course? It's really a gem of a series!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ABSOLUTELY THE BEST LAB ON YTB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

show interfaces description command is not working on the lab

king of networking

Thank you mr.jeremy's

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link lights went crazy, loved that!

Mission Complected

Whew that's a lot of info but you made it easy to remember! Thank you Jeremy!

Will these videos help me in cisco ideathon also ?

Does these videos cover all 3 modules of CCNA???

A very big ⭐ from me to you Jeremy for innovating me with your explanation

Thank you 👍

Have any of you guys tried the Boson thing?

please do not throw susage pizz away.

with 8.2.1 Packet Tracer, the Labels are not there FYI Labels: R,A,D

but if link-local block is 10 and the interface identifier is 64 what happens to other 54 bits?