Free CCNP 350-401 ENCOR Complete Course: 6.0 Automation

[@patrickpluviose8752]

Thanks David i rely 100% on this free course to pass my CCNP May God Bless you and your family

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Patrick. I hope you enjoy the rest of the course.

[@rizarifriz]

did you pass?

[@kenmurphy4259]

I've been using Ansible and Python now for the past 2 years to automate configuration and telemetry for network devices. Thanks to people like you David, I learn't so much. Thanks so much for making your unique teaching style and tutelage freely available in this course. I look forward to learning more new netdevops!

[@davidbombal]

Fantastic to hear that Ken!

[@DoodleHats]

David, I just want to say thank you for all you do for the community. I recently got my CCNA with the help of your Udemy course and have been looking for guidance on CCNP. Of course, here you are again! Thank you!

[@davidbombal]

Congratulations! My pleasure - I hope you enjoy the course

[@tomdesire3622]

Thanks You David, i recently got my CCNA exam with the help of your youtube channel course. I'm looking the CCNP Encor and i'm already enjoy your this one course. Many thanks mentor.

[@mikearrera8672]

"Learn if for the real world" ... THANK YOU for saying this. See a lot of people trying to cut corners with certifications after the CCNA (wanting labs already built, want sandboxes already built, asking "whats the fastest was to do x", wanting someone else to build their study guides). I keep preaching that CCNP is not a cert you get just for a Cisco badge - it's a cert you get because you are serious about your career. Can really tell that you are passionate and knowledgeable about this subject. You are so honest with us about the reality of network engineering. Props!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Mike. Agreed. One of the most important skills you can gain is learning to learn and doing things yourself.

[@ldavader2704]

David, I have to say, you're my motivation and I admire the knowledge you have. Before studying Computer Science, I already love programming in Python (I've learnt it time ago) and now I'm getting the juice out of it with my networking career. My biggest concern is that I have somewhat experience on network, have a minimum of knowledge of Python (I even have loads of interesting scripts, that I would be glad to show you) but I do not have a certification...I usually work with Cisco Catalysts, Nexus, SMB's and even other brands..but, I don't have nothing to prove what I know... I'll try my best to get at least my CCNA and Devnet certs. In overall, I just wanted you to know that I rarely comment on videos but I had too... I really, really appreciate your work. THANK YOU.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! I'm really glad to hear that :) The problem is that to get past most recruiters and HR, you will need some paper. So, to get to the interview, you need to get past them first. So, get the papers to get the job interviews where you can show people how much you actually know. Otherwise, publish content github and linkedin and other places so people can see what you know. Those are the two paths to success = either share or get papers, or better, do both.

[@ldavader2704]

@@davidbombal you're correct. I'll take the advise and get my certs soon as possible. I have waited to long to get them!

[@mannsanat11]

Sir @davidbombal papers you mean certifications?

[@tejasdevgekar1154]

@@mannsanat11 yes

[@rafaelhenriquemachado3367]

I'm the guy of networking. Resisting for a long time in don't learning programing but, I see you david, speeking abaut python and network programability. See your videos, at the stuffs can I do with python. Today, learn python is the best route can I take to the certifications. Thank so much david! You open my eyes.

[@davidbombal]

My pleasure Rafael. Once you learn Python network automation, you won't go back to just using the CLI

[@orleydoss3171]

Words of Wisdom 👍 CCNP... not there yet but laying down a good foundation to build upon. Thank you Sir!

[@davidbombal]

A lot of this content is for the CCNA exam as well 😀

[@ImLearningToTrade]

I want to learn automation but even with my CCNA and my current role as a network engineer I feel lost. My first goal is to get a solid routing and switching foundation before I start trying to automate it. I'll be back once I establish a better footing in route switch. By the way great content.l

[@davidbombal]

Agreed. Learn the basics and then you can learn how to automate networks.

[@ensontaylor4836]

thank you for explaining the different planes. your explanation is the best I have seen so far

[@raphaeltowers4565]

Thank you so much, David. Your CCNP course they are amazing!. I started in July and I feel comfortable enough to take the exam in December

[@mannsanat11]

Sir you are great, the way you explain complex things ,its very crisp and clear . Thank you so much

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@mikef6430]

What I can say is you're definitely right about changing code and making it your own. I learned basic Python in Highschool and it never stuck cause the teacher just gave us the code and just let us make changes from it instead of trying to make your own

[@davidbombal]

Agreed Robert - sometimes the best thing to do is to find a project or something that interests you and then create code for that. Just copying code is pointless if you don't understand what the code is doing...

[@amadouba5424]

We can never thank this man enough ! Thank U SIR !!!!!!!!!

[@mtandazondlovu3563]

Thanks David, so far have watched two of your videos wow wow you are a star, you are doing a wonderful job. These videos are very useful, they will make my life easier towards my CCNP ENCOR journey. May God bless you abundantly.

[@dangrissom7791]

David honestly best, simple and can't be more than straightforward video than this one. Thank You !!!!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Dan. Appreciate the comment :)

[@danieleskyline]

Thank you so much David. It's very rare to find people generous like you.

[@polycarpessien595]

David, You are a life saver. I had difficulty understanding NBI and SBI and Automation and yet your explanation made it so simple. Thank you for this great content. I am following you all the way to CCIE.

[@davidbombal]

Really happy to hear that Polycarp! This stuff isn't that complicated once you understand the terms and concepts :)

[@elguenfo8784]

I got my hands on David's CCNA course and SDN and it was the best experience

[@williambridge9521]

Well explained David, excellent job. And your simple but effective explanation of RIB to FIB handoff is just perfect.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you William

[@granntosif7263]

Sir your explanation of this topic is way better than Udemy & itprotV's enthony. I am highly impressed with your explaination. Thanks a lot. you are comparable with Wallace & geremy. But i grade you more than these two greats. You know how to deliver the knowledge. You are a Hope for many many students who can't afford expensive but useless lectures. it is world's first free lecture program with even more valuable than those of dumb paid materials.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you very much for the compliment!

[@MrDinoc]

Thank you for giving me the motivation to get back on track with the python course. I wanted to scrap it out of difficulty, and just go for ccnp, but now hearing your recommendation in devnet and how being a traditional engineer is over, I am confident on getting back on track with python and devnet. 👌

[@bluerfoot]

This is all new to me, looking forward to this course. Mr B is obviously excited as well as I have never heard him speak this quickly.

[@davidbombal]

lol... am I speaking too quickly?

[@akshaythakur7217]

It was my first lecture and trust me it was superb. The way of explanation with the diagrams is quite good. I'm expecting the frequency of videos is much faster so that we complete this course in a few months, unlike other courses on youtube that take years for getting completed.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Akshay! Glad that you enjoyed the video. I'll post videos as quickly as I can.

[@codyb653]

While I was in college, I asked one of my professors what language should I study if I'm looking into networking. He said Python, and I took a course on it. This was three years ago. Turns out he was right! Time to brush up on some programming... :)

[@davidbombal]

That was good advice and a good decision :)

[@sathishkrishnan95]

Rightly said. Just knowing networking won't cut it out anymore. Programming and Linux knowledge are very much essential along with a little bit of cloud knowledge.

[@davidbombal]

Definitely agree!

[@yaserbasaad7984]

Thank U , though I am far away from CCNP but I'll follow you , really programing is a big challenge for me ! @ 15.52 made me much worried about up coming days and I have to move fast to grap Python ! Thank U again David

[@davidbombal]

New skills are hard in the beginning. But, don't give up. Just keep on trying and you'll find it will get a lot easier :)

[@wallace_nelson]

Great Video... I need to get the ball rolling!!! Thanks David.... Great stuff as always

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Wallace. Don't wait. Start today.

[@LuisReyes-mw3jo]

David i admire your Work so much. You are my motivation to never stop learning! Thank you.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Never stop learning - it will change your life.

[@naingaung7827]

Love it. Your explanation also very clear. Thanks Mr.David.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Naing

[@haykalrasidi7893]

Hei what a inspiring video! you gave us not only the technical but also the network trend nowadays! it's veru awesome video. keep it up David!

[@darrylrobinson2727]

Many thanks again David I'm beginning to look at the 200-901exam, keep those videos coming!!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Darryl!

[@Polako425]

Thanks David . im going to study in order to pass ccna 350-401 ENCOR

[@belikemike7646]

Thanks for the information David and I think it's super awesome that you are doing free courses on YT for CCNP Encore, I will be taking advantage! I obtained my CCNA R&S last December before the big cert change and I'm going to take your advice to learn some programming before pursuing my CCNP Enterprise cert. As always, it's a pleasure to watch your content!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Michael

[@cyberciscowebdev8371]

Awesome start. Very informative and straight. Thank you David 👍👍. You are great. God bless you and your family 🙏

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Reden! Really appreciate that.

[@michaelanderson7902]

Thanks David! This is very helpful however I'm having trouble with my Internet as soon as I connect to the sandbox lab using anyconnect.

[@davidbombal]

Not sure Michael. I found that I needed to disconnect the anyconnect multiple times and restart it before it worked for me.

[@danieldrew9700]

@David Bombal Not sure if I am missing something but it says complete course but I can only find Section 6. Are we waiting for the other sections to come out? I like the videos BTW and I am new to the channel so please take this question as me asking in pure ignorance. I have searched your channel and couldn't find the 350-401 course Thank you sir for doing what you are doing.

[@nigel3270]

Great video David as always even though I'm not up to that part yet, lol. Watching this I can smash both CCNA and CCNP at the same time, thanks for everything you do to help us!

[@davidbombal]

You can use all the videos in the CCNP course to help you pass your CCNA :)

[@nitishgupta1001]

Great explanation. Thank you sir. Waiting for more and more..

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Nitish. Lots more content in the pipeline :)

[@OleksiiZamsha]

Thank you so much, David. Your CCNP course lectures are amazing!

[@kaizoku47]

thank you David, you are the best teacher ever!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you for the amazing compliment :)

[@famfeld]

Thanks for this great resource. I passed ccna in January and was wondering how much python I need to know. I can do basic python, but was just curious about where I could get some examples of how python is used like is explained generally in this video

[@makheteseck754]

Thank you David for this video. For me it's gonna be a big challenge for the CCNP. I recently get my CCNA and I have a very very bad level in programation, so i see that i need a to work hard for the CCNP. I am going deeper in Routing and Switching first after i'll come the automation. I hope that it's a good idea. PS: Excuse my english level i'm a francophone from Senegal West Africa.

[@davidbombal]

Don't worry about your English - it's great. Learning automation is a good idea at the moment. Once you learn to automate networks, you won't go back to manual CLI (except when needed)

[@makheteseck754]

David Bombal thank again for your advice. I’ll follow your words 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@rodrigomunoz1556]

Nice video style I really enjoy to watch this videos. Thanks Davide.

[@jonathankoloko8750]

This content is very helpful , please continue with the free content

[@AndreThompson2000]

Thanks David!!! Last 30 secs of this video is eye opening!!!!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Andre! Sometimes the best is last :)

[@jeremyrodrigo361]

Thank you so much, Sir David. You are a great educator and motivator

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Jeremy

[@charlesbyrne1386]

Hello David, Thanks for all you do for the community. It’s very admirable ! I don’t mean to sound ungrateful or disrespectful but when you say COMPLETE course in your video titles, I come here expecting much more but only get disappointed when I see it’s a short preview video or a summary video at best. ☹️☹️

[@davidbombal]

I am publishing the entire course over time rather than all of it in a single video. Here is the current playlist: bit.ly/freeccnp

[@SudhirYadav04]

Thank you so much for creating this course. Already learning python via your udemy course. :)

[@davidbombal]

My pleasure. Glad you are learning Python already. Really important these days.

[@mohansai5924]

You are a great motivation for my career:) I will set plans for python and ansible automation .👍

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Mohan.

[@ifeanyiananyi5798]

Amazing stuff and at no cost. Thanks David.

[@davidbombal]

Glad you are enjoying the contnet Ifeanyi

[@digew]

Great content. I love the hands on part of learning. Thank you for your motivation and good work.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Gedion!

[@nafis195]

Well explained David. I will be you throughout the entire course.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Nafis! I appreciate that.

[@tobikmustapha6231]

Well explained and very informative. Thanks David

[@davidbombal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LeTran-cd4yg]

Wish You A Happy Birthday and Be Safe! Thank you for all your Gifts GiveAway. I will spend time to learn all that.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you very much!

[@techymoh]

Been waiting since announced! Thank you.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Mohit. A lot more content coming.

[@Rob-up5hu]

Excellent brain comparison, thanks again.

[@davidbombal]

Thanks Rob

[@GoonCity777]

@@davidbombal 🧠 back to each device having their own brain! 🧠

[@alexisanyanwu2016]

Nice teaching Sir...you are such a Great teacher.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Really appreciate the comment Alexis

[@austinanderson7787]

great videos, I like the actual educational/teaching aspect and not the sensational, over emotive style. Hope you continue to focus on guiding and educating your audience and not on selling and sensational content.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Austin. Are you saying that some of my vides are "selling and sensational content"?

[@austinanderson7787]

@@davidbombal Hi David, The short answer is, no. I don't think that your content is typically that way, but i do think that is a rampant problem on youtube. I am subscribed to a few carefully chosen channels for learning and guidance as a network professional. Of those channels, yours is my favorite because the length of your videos is always reasonable in respect to the subject matter, and they are dense with information. one of my biggest complaints with my formal education was always that IT concepts can be very abstract and this in combination with thousands of acronyms can make certain things not only difficult to learn, but also intimidating. I would ask you on behalf of the next generation of "senior" admins to continue to do what you're doing and present complex information in a clean and concise manner. I appreciate that you break down those acronyms and concepts with easy to understand analogies. This removes a lot of the anxiety that surrounds diving into studying new and emerging technologies. Sorry for the long response, but wanted to give you a well thought-out and non-hyperbolic reply.

[@austinanderson7787]

@@davidbombal Thanks again.

[@davidbombal]

Long comments are good 😀Thank you for the feedback. I appreciate it. I agree - too much selling and hype on KZbin. I’ll definitely continue with technical content.

[@Daz2281]

Excellent! David, you are the best!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Jeffrey

[@jamesdietsch7868]

Yet again another fantastic video David! Love the way you explain things!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you James! Really appreciate it :)

[@baidysall9591]

Absolutely true about about Python and how important it is to learn python scripting. I work in the Cybersecurity field I cannot tell you how many times a python script saved my life. One question David. What are your favorite resources to learn python and network automation? Again thanks a million

[@davidbombal]

Thanks for sharing your experience Baidy. Very much agree with you. I created this video a while ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2Gch3mqqtule6c - time for an updated video I think :)

[@baidysall9591]

David Bombal thanks for the link. Much appreciated

[@davidbombal]

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[@simpleasb]

This intro music makes me start dancing! CCIE Techno! Really great content David!

[@davidbombal]

lol... glad you like it 😀 We have to have some fun while we learn

[@Shumi-kr3tc]

Great content, thank you so much for putting all the effort into these videos and making them available at no cost!!! Looks like your back home or are you still in South Africa?

[@davidbombal]

Thank you. Lots more content in the pipeline which I hope you will enjoy. I am still in South Africa at the moment.

[@shematsic]

nice intro, loved it. will be going through the entire python for network eng in this course (probably adding new stuff and tips) or will you give a reference to the old python videos

[@davidbombal]

See the links in the description or pinned comment. This won't be an entire Python Automation course as that is not required for the ENCOR exam. I will be covering some content however.

[@networkthor2136]

Simple, accessible explanation👍

[@safarkikahani8631]

Thank u for sharing your knowledge...

[@revilowoo]

Thank you for putting these all together! Why does this start at 6.0? Does this playlist cover all that will be on 350-401?

[@bonitoviegas113]

You just the best. One question Mr. David. How do you get all the knowledge and do so many things like you have more than 24 hr. ?

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Bonito. I am just old and have many years of experience in IT :) Having lots of experience and trying to learn something new every day makes a big difference. One thing that I do differently to others is that I don't watch TV. That saves me a huge amount of time. Other people spend a lot of time watching TV (Average American watches something like 4 hours of TV / online content per day). I don't. I may watch a bit of NetFlix / Amazon Prime, but I don't spend hours and hours every day watching TV. That makes me a bit boring, but means I can learn stuff more quickly.

[@GoonCity777]

@@davidbombal #1, you're not old, if you were single you'd be pulling pussy at will with that brain of yours, even in college campus. Also, another great strategy I found is to use Google Home/Spotify/Audiobooks as a substitute to television, while doing automation. Multitasking like a microkernel

[@AmmarAlIessa]

Yes David.. Yes.. Right to the heart of it... Looking forward to start getting hands dirty in those stuff.. 😀

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Ammar

[@AnandSingh-yl3by]

Hi David , you are the only reason I have studied python now I am confused where should I ahead. Should I study devnet or AWS . Please suggest

[@davidbombal]

I would learn both. You will use Python everywhere. I would get the DevNet Associate and some AWS certs if I were you.

[@AnandSingh-yl3by]

David Bombal thank you very much.

[@midas087]

Thanks for the knowledge and advice David. While I am in the process of learning my CCNP, should I pause that and do DevNet first then come back to learn CCNP, base on your suggestions from the video? Thanks for your help as always.

[@davidbombal]

No need. You can take things in any order. If you are already working on your CCNP, then it makes sense to finish that.

[@midas087]

Perfect, thanks David

[@AliMohamed-kp1hm]

Thank you David. Its great stuff......

[@paulnuttall4627]

I am what I suppose you would call an old style networker, I have absolutely no knowledge of Programming, and find myself totally lost, and to be truthful I feel that my days as an Networker are over. This is a daunting thought at 54 yrs. old.

[@GoonCity777]

People can program at any age. It's no different of a skill to pick up than using another vendor's router or doing Linux.

[@davidbombal]

We are not doing full blown programming, but rather network automation and scripting initially. You have probably just like me had to learn lots and lots of new technologies in your lifetime... I remember analog modems, Frame-Relay, ATM, IPX, ISDN and a lot of old technologies that are no longer relevant. Just try to learn something new every day and you will be surprised how much you can pick up.

[@AvondaleJudo]

Thank you David.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you for your continued support Kevin

[@GoonCity777]

As a programmer who changed his focus from web development to networking, I feel like I am lucky in this regard. You may or may not know this about programming in other things (web development), but "High Level" JavaScript frameworks become quickly obsolete after months & years mastering them. Examples are EmberJS, Angular version 1, BackboneJS, and all of that. Now with this new JavaScript called Svelte in 2019, past frameworks are becoming less cool for employers. That's the thing with this "high level" abstractions, whereas the beautiful and fun low level hardly ever changes (plain JS, or my favorite Win32 API from the 1980s). Networking has these wide sweeping changes but not as fast as web development, thankfully

[@davidbombal]

I understand the frustration. It feels like just when one understands something, the world changes. I think Python will be around for a long, long time so it is best language to learn at the moment. Definitely agree with your point however - I have had this experience about lots of technologies over the years including the various SDN controllers. I spent a lot of time learning some of the SDN Controllers and they are just not relevant today. But, I can still leverage the knowledge and experience of the past for new things.

[@GoonCity777]

​@@davidbombal Exactly! And I have full faith that Python will last for decades or more because it is the best language out there currently, thanks to Guido Von Rossum & others. I was coding using Win32 API (meant for C/C++) and I had to use the Ctypes Module in Python and not C++ just to speed things up and get something going & something to show for it pastebin.com/brQUepmb Of course when speed gains are necessary the Python code is ported into C++. I am lucky as a programmer leaving web development that programming is becoming more integrated with Networking. From the beginning I was wondering why it wasn't programmed many years ago, now it's happening! I just hope that network engineers make this transition as I learn their domain more

[@kiranthomas5714]

Hi David, really appreciate your effort in providing this content. Just want to check with you whether you will be covering all the sections of the ENCOR in your course as i noticed you started directly from section 6? So how about section 1,2 etc?

[@davidbombal]

Yes. Other sections will be covered.

[@tmohanaraajh]

Thank you David, its really an informative.

[@davidbombal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Shadow-ro1nc]

Hi David, can you please share the slides of this course or a link of them? I will appreciate that. Anyway, you're a great guy doing great things.

[@famfeld]

Thanks for the content, I am very grateful. How can I learn Ansible? Is there a simulation that I could get started with?

[@hammadhabib2304]

David sir Your are the best

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Hammad

[@duaneatnofroth]

Hi David. I'm really enjoying your CCNA course. I see there's a CCNA CyberOps exam. Which cert would recommend first after CCNA, devnet associate or cyberops? Thanks for all you do!

[@davidbombal]

Really up to you Duane - what do you enjoy most? Security or Programming. Do what you love. Nothing stopping you doing both.

[@duaneatnofroth]

@@davidbombal Thank you for your quick reply, much appreciated. What do I enjoy most... good question. I think after many years in the self-employed trenches I would most enjoy a steady paycheck :-) I'm definitely planning on both certs. Stay well...

[@sujayjha9217]

Thank you for starting this series. I was busy with some other certification. CCNP Encore certification is to do list now, Should I use GNS 3 for the lab/practice or Cisco Devnet training simulator which Cisco introduce recently would be better option?

[@davidbombal]

Use what you like. I am going to be using DevNet sandboxes and CML in this series.

[@sujayjha9217]

Thanks you David.

[@pauluk-4609]

Thanks for these great videos David ! how often will you be releasing the 350-401 videos ? can we expect one per day ?

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Paul. I will post as often as I can. Probably not every day however. I would prefer to publish quality content rather than rush the production.

[@MM-bm7wt]

@@davidbombal thanks alot david! how long do you think will it take to complete the course?

[@javedqwert]

DaVID.. where is the complete free course .. its only part 6.0 and 6.xx.. please help..

[@RemoteAbductionArm]

Could you do a quick comparison between the DevNet Associate 200-901, and the ENAUTO 300-435. Am I correct in assuming that, although the 200-901 isn't required to sit the 300-435, having it would be highly advisable?

[@kevinhughes9801]

Fantastic as always david thank you

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Kevin

[@JLopez-dq1ix]

I currently have a CCNA since last year, and I was going to prepare for CCNP. But do you recommend to have Devnet first?

[@amarn3269]

I love it, looking forward to your next video.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Amar

[@hicham4440]

Sir ...are you jim browning ....the one who destroys scammers ....i think it's you ...i love what are you doing ....you are a pro

[@hicham4440]

Yes it's you ...i love you sir ...god bless you ...you are the man the brain ...god bless you

[@davidbombal]

lol... that's now me. But, glad you like the content.

[@hicham4440]

@@davidbombal am sure it's you considering what u have in ur beautiful brain plus it's your own voice ....god bless u sir ...i love your content in this channel ....it helped me very much ..thank u sir from my heart

[@drmanhattan225]

Nice video. I learnt something new.

[@davidbombal]

Really happy about that :)

[@williamhaddock1838]

Sound knowledge and advice, thanks :)

[@davidbombal]

Thank you William.

[@williamhaddock1838]

@@davidbombal I look forward to my new journey, I am one of those 'Old School' networkers you aluded to, time for change :)

[@fenfinolhu]

This is gold bro!

[@Fts2255]

I watch all your video. Plz make video of ENARSI

[@davidbombal]

Not sure I'll be able to cover both ENCOR and ENARSI at the same time. But, I'll think about it.

[@ivandenisenko8082]

David, Thank you for your great free course! I believe that your knowledge help us to prepare to the new certification and get new badge in our collection! Please can you answer to one my question. Will you share this course in Udemy or we can find one only here? It'll be great, because I don't like playlist in youtube and platform on Udemy has multiple advantages, for example, structure material with bookmarks and quizes. Thank you for your answer!

[@davidbombal]

The issue on Udemy is that they do not allow free courses over 2 hours. Do you think a paid Udemy version will make sense?

[@ivandenisenko8082]

@@davidbombal I think it will make sense only if you add some extra material in course. For example, quizzes, tests, additional and interesting labs, useful advices in some topics, maybe something else :)

[@kamivibra1]

Great contents. I have a question which is never answered yet by anyone. would you recommend studying Cisco DevNet associate along with CCNA 200-301? i am still doing my CCNA. Or would you like to recommend studying something else while learning CCNA? to prepare for networking world of this era. please advise.

[@davidbombal]

If you have the time and energy, study both at the same time - the knowledge from each course will help you with the other course. But, some people work better focusing on one goal and then the next. Just depends how you study. Some people would spend 80% of their time on CCNA and 20% on DevNet for example. Just do what works for you. But, nothing stopping you studying both at the same time.

[@anaramirov3817]

Great explanation, thank you.

[@davidbombal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rahulroyricky]

Thank you so much for your guidance..

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Rahul

[@tonychen8175]

Thank you so much David! I hope one day i will be where you are right now and would love to meet you in the future. Drinks on me ;)

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Tony. I am just old and have had many years to learn new things :) Keep on learning something new every day and you will quickly expand your knowledge dramatically.