Cisco CLI for Beginners

[@Ezbee2041]

Awesome. Started today with CLI in school (Network technician apprenticeship) Our teacher took nearly 3 hours to explain what you did in under 10 minutes.

[@NajQazi]

Music to my ears. Appreciate your feedback 😊

[@liamoliver5801]

Your skills to explain things are EXCEPTIONAL! You are absolutely a gifted man. Learned abundant stuff from this video.

[@NajQazi]

Appreciate it, Liam!

[@cesst3696]

i've been scratching my head about the CLI basics, and this is the only video which has explained it very well. Thank you!!!!'

[@NajQazi]

Music to my ears. Appreciate your feedback!

[@sleepyme1325]

It's my first time watching your videos and I'm impressed with your channel introduction. That's so cool dude!

[@NajQazi]

Appreciate that 😊

[@elliejackson2010]

Amazing video on Cisco CLI 🔥🔥🔥

[@NajQazi]

Glad you found it helpful

[@netsnower]

Great content on Cisco IOS config modes basics

[@NajQazi]

Glad you liked it

[@runrunsomethings5229]

Just this intro and with your wonderful voice has gotten me motivated. You´re a good Teacher, i´m convinced. can you please do a video on how to find from CLI the right Parameters when not sure of the right commands to give ? Thanks Naj

[@NajQazi]

I'm glad you found this helpful. In this video, I actually show you how to use context-sensitive help, i.e., How to use a question mark (?) to identify various available options for that command. It's toward the end. Let me know if you need any additional guidance

[@ReneKubicka]

Unfortunately, all the non-Cisco dual WAN routers, which I tried, transmit data through the failover WAN even when the primary WAN is available and operates stable (pings, analysis data, etc..). Would you know, please, if it is possible to configure the secondary Failover WAN so that no metered data ist transmitted while primary WAN runs stable?

[@NajQazi]

Excellent question! Most SASE/SD-WAN solutions offer extensive flexibility in setting routing policies. For those not using SASE/SD-WAN, configuring a floating static route for the backup link is the way to go. I covered this topic in my CCNA Course. Feel free to check it out and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn3UiHqvqLSFjqMsi=8CzIDx0bSr_Dbmrv&t=31866 Hope this helps!

[@ReneKubicka]

@@NajQazi Thank you for the response and for the Link. Sounds well and I look forward to check your video.

[@mcbrawl1684]

Very good!

[@NajQazi]

Thanks!

[@impcareer4055]

nice

[@NajQazi]

Thanks

[@ollelundberg7322]

mkt bra'

[@NajQazi]

Tack så mycket!

[@kris9539]

this is just like serial experiments lain fr

[@NajQazi]

Not sure what you mean. Do you mind elaborating?