Free CCNA | Multiarea OSPF - Day 48 | CCNA 200-301 | Cisco Training 2020

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00:05 Multiarea OSPF for IP version 4 03:22 Redistribution and ASBR in OSPF 06:11 Configuring OSPF in multiarea setup 09:24 Understanding Multiarea OSPF Network 12:46 Configuring Multiarea OSPF on Router 2 16:26 Configuring Multiarea OSPF 19:38 Understanding OSPF multiarea routing 22:56 Router not sending OSPF hello messages due to non-participation 26:03 Configuring OSPF router is easy. 29:06 Understanding passive interfaces in OSPF

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Thank you so much Sir, and finally i have completed the series till this video. Thanks for all the efforts.

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hello brother !! can u send me resource file of day 48 ! i couldn't able to download the file. Email id: [e-mail]

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We are very thankful to you imran, I'm seriously waiting for BGP videos

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Me too waiting for same.

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Same here

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where is your redistribution video?

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Imran thank you so much for all these videos...

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Sir thanks for all these efforts

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Thanks Inam.

[@abhilash1932]

hi at 15:50 what if both interface is for example 178.41.41.33 , 178.41.41.34

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Subscribed sir and thanks a lot, please do put videos! Its really good

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Are you going to start any new series on CCNA-SEC or CCNP ...?

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Thank you so much we appreciate your services.

[@terrencemuradzikwa99]

Thnks for finishing up

[@ChaoMridu]

Hi Imran... Without the passive interface, ospf won't work at all, am I right? And it always has to be the device present at the end of your network, right?

[@aratiarati4387]

Thank you sir ....i understand very well ...please upload next video of OSPF..

[@hrishikeshkarekar3863]

I am unable to download cisco packet tracer file of current video. Can you help ?

[@patiko181]

can you provided what topics left? Because I'm trying to pass CCNA exam in few weeks, thank you !

[@jamescarldiez7629]

Thank you so much

[@TheRohel]

Hi Imran. Looking at the /24 subnet mask for all the networks in the physical topology and in the ospf configuration, looking at the wildcard mask 0.0.255.255 as well as network addresses 10.1.0.0 give me an impression that the subnet mask should have been displayed as 16 in stead of 24 in the topology on all networks (you are showing them as /24, not /16). Please correct me if I m wrong. It is not making sense to me. If subnet mask is /24 how can the wildcard mask be 0.0.255.255?

[@TheRohel]

Imran, don't worry. I think, I have got it now. although all the networks have subnet mask of /24, when you are configuring the router for ospf and putting its network information, you are summarizing the networks and taking whole 3rd and 4th octets and using 10.1.0.0 as their summarized (supernetting) network address. Therefore, the wildcard mask does not remain 0.0.0.255 rather changing to 0.0.255.255.

[@mohammedyacinebekhechi6528]

Thank you Mr imarn for all your big efforts. I've just tried to do the commands on the ROUTER 2 : network 10.1.0.0 0.0.127.255 area 0 and the commande network 10.1.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 45 together and when I do show ip ospf interface I have duplicated networks in the areas, it means for instance : 10.1.12.2 is on area 0 and area 45 ! I HAVE A MISMATCH AREA ID ! Can you give me some explainations please ? Thank you very much Mr Imran :)

[@hrishikeshkarekar3863]

I am unable to download cisco packet tracer file from the given link, I have my account on networkings. Please help.

[@gb2299]

how many topics are remaining for this course series?plz ans

[@vamsivinnu3755]

sir, what about virtual links in ospf ?

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for those asking those packet tracer files can't be opened in new version, why not create the network from scratch?? it will be lot more useful and you will learn things quickly..

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And sir is MATLAB beneficial in networking

[@joebaxter6895]

Hello, everything worked well untill I went to configure router 5 here. The minute I put "network 10.1.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 12" I got an error - Received invalid packet: mismatch area ID, from backbone area must be virtual-link but not found from 10.1.45.5 Any ideas? Thank you

[@newbieboy256]

pls can anyone help me when he put router ospf 1 and the network 10.1.26.2 0.0.0.0 can i put another number if the 4th octet like .1 or .3 regarding what imran say that it compare the first 3 octet or it cant work

[@zBerzerkerx]

10.1.26.2 is the interface ip address. 0.0.0.0 means that it will only use that specific address. he's using that address to signify that area 45 is on that router. So no, you can't put any number on that last octet other than the interface address.

[@bishalofficial6230]

@@zBerzerkerx instead of giving a network address we can five interface IP addresses and put interface on each area respectively. For instance, On Router 4 we can configure following command and still it will work (config)# router ospf 1 (config-router)# network 10.1.234.4 0.0.0.0 area 0 (config-router)# network 10.1.45.4 0.0.0.0 area 12 I don't know why but instead of giving the network address we can give interface IP address. And even for R5 we can summarise the both address and (config-router)# network 10.1.32.0 0.0.31.255 area 12 In case this command doesn't work, try #clear ip ospf process And for sure this will work

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did you get the file for this class? havent been able to

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