Thank you so much for this and the STP deep dive. Both these videos have been incredibly helpful for me!

I am speechless! You are the Best, Bundle of thank to you.

Im on the way to learning cyber security i hope your videos will facilitate my ambition. Thanks a lot

Shaping = Less assertive, puts a delay on packets that may go over the Bandwidth limit. Policing = More assertive, drops packets that exceed Bandwidth limitations.

Wonderfully explained and shown. Thank you, Kevin.

I wanted to thank Kevin and his udemy course. I spent about 2 months going through the training provided by CISCO but was having a really hard time retaining information or connecting the dots. I picked up kevins course and oh man. There is no fluff and having each topic explained in individual videos was perfect. I crammed his entire course in about a week and using his course and the free practice tests in the cisco course I passed the CCST first time with a great score. Having the course be 1:1 with the exam objectives really helped me stay organized and easily identify areas I needed to review or re watch the video. I cant recommend his courses enough, they are perfect for my way of learning and being able to focus and master one topic at a time.

if they had a kevin wallace GPS voice package i would buy it

Thank you so much dear Prof./Techncien for the explaination. Could you tell me what is the diference between using straight through and crossover when we connect two switches ? is there any diference?

Will AI eliminate engineers?

Here we go! Thanks again for the great video❤

yep, getting closer to the Skynet :( Once you train a model to make Earth better, time to wrap up and go somewhere in the Universe.

Good video, I am specializing in AI in my Masters program. It is amazing what kinds of applications AI can be utilized for

Thanks Kevin, you've really broken down qos into an understandable topic. GOD Bless you!

Wow. Exam bloat. Just take the Juniper exams.

WOW Mr Wallace great subject to bring as always you are ahead thx and god bless u

Great Insights ❤❤❤

Now, why would I want Alien Intelligence anywhere near or in my network?

Kevin you're the MAN

Great stuff, thanks

thank you

awsome video dear kevin thanks a lot

Great presentation. Is there a similar presentation focusing on vSmart with this much detail?

Thank you so much for the easy-to-understand complex BGP session!

an excellent explanation

Good morning director

You are just amazing. God bless you

In layman terms, you speak students language!

Truly great, thank u sir Kevin

Highly productive video.

just in case a Network Mgr. has a melt down and takes a golf club to the switch.....

Thanks alot for the effort appreciate it! Loay from Egypt

networking is one of the hardest things to conceptualize, but with the way your present the information it makes it insanely easy. THANK YOU!!!

How often is the EEM process checking syslog or is it always checking the policy when a new event shows up in the syslog?

Nice one Kevin. Cheers!

Thank you sir. this was a great demonstration especially when you did the packet captures! 😄

Great Video, Thanks Kevin! Will you be at Cisco Live this Year in Las Vegas?

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When using OSPF in the topology and one of the links goes down the OSPF will automatically publish a link state change so all the routers will change their routing tables accordingly. I don't see any benefits of this so called "Floating Static route".

Thank you for this video Kevin.

Hi Kevin, what emulator are you using to create the lab topology?

Hi Kevin, I am a big Fan of your Videos and Books. I am not sure but if u use pen (electronic) while explaining the content of your videos it would be much helpful and more understandable.

How does it compare to ICND1? Is this basically CCENT 2.0?

I"M so glad that you took the topic of multi-casting and broke down into smaller easier to understand pieces.

Kevin: I love your bombed interface, very clear to understand. Thanks a lot for your cool explanation!. Regards from Argentina!.

great video as always 😃

Is there a way to visually see in cli the floating static routes that have been configured, even when they are on standby? Any show commands for that?

I knew that technique, I just didn’t know it was called a floating static route. And didnt know it wouldn’t show up on our routing table. Thank you so much sir! God bless you!

If you're using OSPF in the topology, when would you actually use floating static routes?

That’s very interesting thank you 😁 I always wanted to learn this as I didn’t study it in my CCNA so yeah.

It's 5am and I was just thinking what are Floating Static Routes.