Moving shit to the cloud just makes everything incredibly boring. Yes it’s more secure but where’s the fun in troubleshooting it, configuring it in your own way etc

how about creating a video for 4 nexus 2 sw domain 2 sw domain and connecting the 4 together.

great series, however a question pops to my mind, do we need to statically mention ports with leaf switches where the ESXI/Vcenter resides at the AAEP? i dont get it, can i just create the AAEP like you did without assigning it to leaf switches and the ACI will automatically detect the vcenter based upon the provided ip and credentials via LLDP/CDP?

Thank you this introduction is very good continue ok

I bet your room acoustics would work better if you spread those sound damper panels around on the large flat wall surfaces in your studio. Thx for the subnetting video.

I have a UCS system can you help me sell them?

Very good content

Thank you. Very informative.

Subscribe to this guy, otherwise it's a federal crime!

Amazing video starting to get it a lot better. I'm going to watch it three more times. Thanks for this amazing content.

Thank you so much, you've helped me understand so much better.

are you planning to make CCNA videos as well ?

Im learning this for my cisco 1 class

Good video... thanks for sharing. It was my first CL, and I had a great time. There was so much to take in, and yes, AI was huge.

Is possible to expend on l2out with VXLAN with Fortigate as example. Might be second L4-L7 third party hardware ( firewalls, LB ). Thank you !!!

Next time come to Cisco live in Amsterdam so wen can meet haha :D

Actually, you did it backwards. But it works.

Great content 💎

Very Interesting. If you would do podcasts I would definetly listen to it.

Awesome tool ❤

Complete user virtualization into LLM?

Nice video

Please do video on 5 basic network command

You're the best thank you so much❤

i never used to study, slowly getting consistent with it... getting net+, then hopefully ccna.

Wow this is a great video. Thank you so much

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Your explanation was too good. Thank you so much for this video. You made subnetting so easy to understand. 🎉

Would cisco except a degree as ce credits?

Nice information about UCS-X series in Interstight managed mode!

The best video I've seen so far on KZbin about storage protocols

How to link vmware to aci?

Very clear. Cristal clear explaination. Thank you.

Thanks for the vlog. Attending this year event

It seems once you're a target, that in itself is a vulnerability, because they will learn where your weakest link is. -- very shocking --

Really funny Rich.....😂 "Americans don't go for holidays, they only work from somewhere else." 😂

Richard do you know what version of Cyberops Netacad is on? I’m curious since Netacad is up to version 7 for their CCNA.

Great video, however I'm missing the steps before adding the Fabric Interconnects to Intersight. For example do you have to do it directly during the deployment or can you do it afterwards. Also connect them directly to Intersight or use the hub appliance.

Thank you!

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Thanks for this great video! I do have one question I'm struggling with: I'm using your tool and and have an ip of 115.163.109.207 and a subnet mask of 255.255.248.0. I get everything right but the broadcast IP address. The solution per all the calculators I've used including yours give 115.163.111.255 as the broadcast address. In the example in your video, you have 172.16.15.25 and subnet 255.255.240.0; The broadcast address works out as follows: Broadcast: 10101100.00010000.00001111.11111111 Broadcast Address: 172.16.15.255 Well that makes sense, the 1111 = 15. But, in the tool when the problem is an ip of 115.163.109.207 and a subnet mask of 255.255.248.0, the broadcast address portion of the third octet is 00000111. I would think 111 =7, as in the your video example, 00001111 is 15, but apparently it's 111 and I have no idea why. Can you give me any clarity? Thank you!

Can I deploy UCS Manager for a standalone ucs rack server without fabric interconnect?

Can Intersight provide KVM console feature for third-party server domains?

For a car dealership that has locations worldwide what type of network would you use?

Thank you for posting this, I've Liked and Subscribed. You've placed a good deal into creating these videos to this high standard. It's appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks for this video, it is concise and full of great info. I'm in tech risk in financial institution all the way across the world. Joined as sub

Thank you

Hi Rich, given a migration scenario from a traditional network to an ACI environment using l2out , I have a question about gateway migration. Typically we would migrate the gateway last, after all the workloads, by enabling unicast routing on the bridge domain and shutting the l2out connection. However a client wants something different, he would like to keep the legacy gateway and have a second one on the same subnet in ACI, this new gateway points to a new firewall. After a workload is migrated, he would configure the new gateway in the server. He thinks that this approach would make use of the new gear faster instead of keeping the routing in the old infrastructure. Do you think this is possible? Never seen it done. (PS: l3out is not an option for him) Thanks a lot,

Thank you very much. Great content.❤