Advanced Routing - Deep Dive

[@sunnyzheng7511]

Videos that can explain higher end technology in a clear and understandable way are scarce. And yours is one of them. :)

[@FLAMEZ4110]

Yesterday I finished ENCOR, and today I start my ENARSI studies. This was perfect!

[@lucialuziatalia]

Thanks for the new episode! Rather listen to this then music in the morning :)

[@aldebeer5593]

Thank you Kevin for your great arguments in your training, thank you for the way how you the subjects/title explain without going into the contents !!!

[@cauchyable]

Thanks, Kevin. Can you do deep dive on SD WAN?

[@hephaestuslakan3774]

Kevin has been giving free lectures from day 1 and has been very useful to I.T. personnel like me. Thanks for sharing.

[@hmariani]

Thanks for another amazing Deep Dive Kevin!!!.

[@KenSherman]

Happy decade anniversary of sole proprietorship Kevin! Here's & cheers to another decade.🥂

[@gainersmode]

Great CLI support for checking delayed response with help of ip sla - features

[@rasb1617]

Great teacher and thanks uncle Kevin

[@alexilaiho8534]

Thanks for sharing Kevin.

[@Zenobia992]

Great job

[@sparkbackable]

Hi Kevin!! Great video.. Would it be possible to make a video about different ways BGP injects default routes to neighbors using the default-information originate vs neighbor x.x.x.x default-originate. Also best practices on the advertising of default routes if there is a redundant path. Finally, explain the purpose of using route-map when using the neighbor x.x.x.x default-originate command to prevent default route from being advertised.

[@AustinHypes]

my man ccie back to back

[@AustinHypes]

oh yea note to you kevin, i went to download the notes and i got a xml document saying the following. AccessDenied Access Denied 4Z91HRHXHQPR5S52 Xqwzm15btdf2RexrKYV+3U6bU80KyrlbtraKnu9VOq2QzwhSipuEukakLcKOcugxSbBqaALv5Aw=

[@gagemurphy8373]

@kwallaceccie, I was following along and checking some of my C9500s running IOS-XE 17.13.01. I have some static routes redistributed into my Named EIGRP AS utilizing a route-map to filter which static routes I wanted redistributed. No metric has been manually configured but the static routes are still being redistributed into EIGRP as EX routes with AD of 170. Is this something different with named EIGRP or with the newer IOS version that doesn’t require a metric to be set?

[@sunnyzheng7511]

What about redistribute connected?

[@krish.8722]

Yayyyy, I’m the fourth comment. You helped me understand BGP 😊. Do you have one on VRRP

[@kisali777]

Now I understand why my OSPF redistribution into EIGRP was not functioning correctly.