4.5.1.1 Packet Tracer - Skills Integration Challenge

[@TheItalianFun]

I think (please correct me if I'm wrong) you made a tiny mistake at 26:07 You shouldn't put the IPV6 list "NO-B1" on the G0/1 interface as out, it should be on the G0/0 as inbound. I just tried with the packet tracer from Cisco NetAcademy and it won't give point if I follow your method but it does give points if I follow mine. What do you think? Thanks for the great video as always

[@rylantang9575]

same thing happen here. NO-B1 should be placed on g0/0 inbound to get points in packet tracer.

[@Proverbs_24-5]

@@rylantang9575 same. it's weird though because he still got points

[@needplz8940]

@@Proverbs_24-5 Just to let you know, you have configured 1 ipv4 ACL on G0/0 you can't apply another ACL on it. Remember, 1 ACL per interface, direction and protocol?

[@Rohdo]

Need PLz Your definition is correct but you are mistaken. In one direction you can apply two ACLs on g0/0. One for IPv4 and one for IPv6. As you mentioned, one per protocol. IPv4 and IPv6 are two separate protocols.

[@AJ-ox7xv]

Actually, I used both NO-B1 in and out on the G0/0 and it gave me full points as well.

[@madderHare]

Great work as always, I'd be lost without you! Consider opening a patreon, I'd love to support your channel

[@TechAcad]

Thank you very much!

[@denzjt18]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! I'VE LEARN A LOT IN DOING THIS ACTIVITY!

[@TechAcad]

Glad it was helpful!

[@madmoogle88]

Hey Tech Acad, Does your back hurt from carrying me through CCNA yet? Thanks for what you do!!

[@TechAcad]

Thank you so much my dear Friend for your great support...

[@neoki75]

Dumb up dude, thanks a lot, great job!!!!

[@vincenthinojosa538]

amazing work!

[@TechAcad]

Thank you Friend

[@andreasMou123]

11:39 how do you figure out the Link Local Addresses for the host machines?

[@ThelLastAryan]

Link-Local configuration is automatic when you have a global unicast address. You can "force it" by typing the command ipv6 enable on the router's interface.

[@ACBHeeK]

bro, you re the best! =) ;)

[@christiansmith3477]

i cant seam to get points for branch server acl under HQ and the ipv6 traffic filter for g0/0

[@xelaju3d]

I would like to know in the subnet creaction, why the mask changes to /20 and not /17 because of 2 bits getting changed on the host portion because of 2 subnet being created, regards

[@joshblank4579]

when you borrow a bit it creates 2 subnets true but since the mask is already a /19 then you borrow a bit from the host portion making the new mask /20

[@joshblank4579]

you borrowed in the wrong way and wrong section of the mask. The mask is divided into ones and zeros. Ones being the network bits and the zeros being the host. When you borrow a bit it comes from the host portion always which elaborates the /19 mask going to a /20 mask. Hopefully, this helped.

[@tmrpgmeyer]

@@joshblank4579 Why do we have to borrow a bit? Why can't 172.16.128.0 just be divided like: 172.16.128.0 to 172.16.143.255 and 172.16.144.0 to 172.16.159.255 to make two equal subnets? Thanks.

[@ACBHeeK]

Hey bro, i have seen that you didn't upload PT's videos about the 8th chapter. Can you please inform me through gmail about your uploads of these videos? They are very important for the whole CCNA preparation, probably the most important ones.. please share with us, have a nice day

[@TheItalianFun]

thanks dude!

[@TechAcad]

Thank you