Free CCNA | Wireless Fundamentals | Day 55 | CCNA 200-301 Complete Course

[@franksoko02]

Thanks Jeremy, words can never convey my gratitude, i use alot resources but yours is by far the most detailed and easiest to follow, have said this before but your ospf and stp sries are hands down the most detailed out there

[@JeremysITLab]

Thanks Frank!

[@franksoko02]

@@JeremysITLab Hey Jeremy when are you apploading day 56 on wireless ?

[@oliverbirgin4604]

frank ur a legend

[@MohammedAbdalla-d5g]

You are doing a favor to the third world jeremy, much love

[@JeremysITLab]

Unfortunately the exam itself is still expensive, but the training doesn't have to be ;)

[@erikornelas7]

​@@JeremysITLab do u have training for ccnp enarsi or encor?

[@NetworkingwithHamza]

@@JeremysITLab I love your vision 😍 You are truly an inspiring mentor

[@kemosabe555]

Hi Jeremy. I've watched every video in this series, and it was one of the best study resources I had. I passed my CCNA last week, and it wouldn't of happened without you, and this series. Keep up the great work, and thank you.

[@siuchungbennylo8119]

I keep coming back for the WLAN videos. This is the best I can find over YT. Thank you for doing this and the clear explanation, Jeremy.

[@MrArnipress]

I can’t believe this channel doesn’t have a million subs for the content it provides. Deserves way more.

[@chrisfoster3772]

Everyone who watches these videos becomes competition in the employee world

[@diegosatriani2624]

There aren't 1 million people in the world who want to pass the CCNA exam

[@ardentdfender4116]

I get a kick out of reading thru all the comments and just seeing how many people chimed in saying they passed their CCNA exams having watched Jeremy’s course. 10 weeks to my exam and also doing the Jeremy’s full course on Udemy.

[@dualia-s74m]

did u pass though

[@warmachinedc4]

Youre the best Jeremy! After 5 months of your tutelage I was able to escape the world of Customer Service, and I'm planning on taking my CCNA in July. Still a long way to go but just wanted to say I am eternally grateful for you! Thank you so much, back to work for now tho.

[@perrku2730]

good luck!

[@SlowlySalty]

Dude good luck!!!!! I'm trying to do the same thing. I just passed my exam today waiting for cert. Now to work on my linked in

[@mosd8710]

What tips can you give to pass it ?@@SlowlySalty

[@majiddehbi9186]

Thanks GOd we arrive to one of my most important topic it has been added recently on CCNA 200-301 very important form thx Jeremy for u re great efforts and GOd bless u

[@Smexxycats]

Today I passed my CCNA and your videos helped me a ton! Thanks for providing these videos free of charge and full of information. I appreciate all that you do!

[@JeremysITLab]

Awesome, congrats! Best of luck with your future career and studies :)

[@larsson4010]

This is awesome! Im currently doing the Cisco ITN,SRWE and ENSA. Reviewing flashcards each morning and complementing the course material with your videos, has helped me recieve top grade in everything soo far! Thank you from Sweden!

[@cesarbrenner5146]

Awesome . Jeremy you do not have idea how I enjoy your videos classes of CCNA . I took an associate of computer science specialize in Networking but I can not compare this course because is more EXPLICIT. no doubts.

[@MrKerol94]

Hey Jeremy, just wanna drop by and say thank you for all your videos! Your videos and the flashcard certainly helped me pass my CCNA last week! :D

[@JeremysITLab]

Awesome, congrats on the pass!

[@vaibhavjadhav-rx8no]

I read n watch every possible resources for CCNA study n then I come to Jeremy's IT Lab for better understanding. Thank you 👍

[@cnps235]

Yessssss ! God heard my prayers. The subject of wireless was what I expected to decide to certify myself. You are the best Jeremy !

[@whomptalosis22]

You're the man, Jeremy. I pray for blessings for you and your family

[@JollstanTheTechguy]

Jeremy officially GOATed, I've been waiting on wireless. Thank you.

[@ikrakoy1902]

you are the best Jeremy. Better than a lot of CCNA course on Udemy. I was not actively watching your videos for quite a while, since I tried the impossible - taking 3 courses on Udemy , namely CCNA, RHSA, and windows 2016 server. It really take much more time. To be simple, we need to take 1 at a time.

[@JeremysITLab]

Thank you! I agree, following one course at a time is best.

[@salatech1]

Hi Jeremy, I passed my ccna exam today . Thanks for your video. Hope you can create video for CCNP Encor.

[@JeremysITLab]

Awesome, congrats on the pass!

[@unlimitedpowertv8048]

Greetings Jeremy, I just got my CCNA. Thank you for everything. I hope I meet you someday in the IT field and thank you in person too. Cheers!

[@JeremysITLab]

Awesome, congrats! See you someday ;)

[@BR-hp3tm]

congrats ...

[@mikevachon8752]

I passed my CCNA today thx to your videos. You are the best.

[@JeremysITLab]

Awesome, congrats Mike!

[@NetworkingwithHamza]

Another information desne video. Thank you for putting so much energy and effort in making these videos. As a student, I feel I have to put so much time in mere watching and understanding these videos. I can imagine how much effort you have to put in these videos - not just explaining the concepts but creating labs in GNS3 / Packet Tracer etc., as well as good presentation skills , nice diagrams etc. Thank you sir

[@christianmonga1940]

Finaly. Dear Jeremy there's nothing more than saying thanks a lot

[@hmmJustmeK]

Still didn't watch it! Liked already thank you Jeremy!

[@JamesWebb2021]

Hi Mr. Jeremy, there is something wrong in 17:55 also in flashcards, Wifi 6/6E Max data rate is 9.608 Gbps

[@bensonteo3347]

Just passed my CCNA exam today. All thanks to Jeremy

[@JeremysITLab]

Awesome, congrats Benson! Glad to hear my videos helped :)

[@manikandanrajkumar6695]

SO far, the most informative video. Still managed to take notes. Thanks Jeremy 😀

[@ArkaRaizer]

"I highly recommend taking notes", bro ive been taking notes since Day 1🗿. Imagine not taking notes at all

[@pinkgirl6138]

Can you send it to me pls

[@parker73724]

I actually passed the cissp without taking notes and am not on this course either. I find it more distracting to take notes and I end up missing things I would learn if I hadn't been taking notes. We all learn differently I guess.

[@pinkgirl6138]

@parker73724 it's ok I watch many videos on KZbin and they great, but actually i don't have that good time to complete all the videos so , btw you do great congratulations 🎉

[@basantlenka871]

Jeremy it was wonderful session being a wireless engineer I loved this session

[@saraykunly6724]

Thanks Jermy, I have been waiting it so long. I truly appreciate your hard work and I would like to say thank you.

[@shazshaz2116]

Jeremy just know that you are doing a great job, and helping us out big time!

[@herbertsveinbjornsson7289]

Thx. Jeremy you are a star.

[@mohamedalpha3430]

You're a gem. Thanks very much ❤

[@kayd.h8692]

Amazing CCNA KZbin Course. You're truly a great teacher. Thanks for everything

[@benjaminazu-crabbe3818]

Thank You Jeremy

[@wanderer1120]

@@JeremysITLab At 24.05 you told that switch should be connected to wired network but as written correctly its AP connected

[@HemanthJabalpuri]

speako

[@Lazzgall]

at 24:03 , i believe you meant to say " At least one access point" not "one switch" :) Thanks for the video!

[@mazenlatif6722]

Thank you very much sir ! . Great job as usual

[@amirkhang20]

hi, too much waited video.👌👌

[@Ad000121]

Thanks Jeremy Have many lectures do you have left ?

[@rohithmp6390]

Hi jeremy, does the JCNP channel provides all the videos related to juniper

[@akashj2464]

Rohith, can you please share a link to access JCNP channel? Is this on KZbin

[@stephenapenkwah]

I will always be grateful to you sir. thank you very much for the videos.

[@newshrimp]

I have been looking forward to this section of the course from the beginning. really interesting and practical info.

[@redgamer94]

Thank you Jeremy im finally caught up to you on the lessons your are doing an amazing job! cant wait for the next one

[@dbest19330]

Well done, very good video and after watching I started thinking about Wifi 6 n the 6GHz band. Before I passed CCNA, I only focused on 2.4GHz and 5GHz band.

[@0wad]

Interesting video. I was also wondering how airdrop worked and now I do!

[@mikko.g]

Had to run this video at 0.75 ... so much info and even then still has to pause from time to time to catch up on the notes! And I am already formally trained in radio frequency, RF propagation and appropriate antenna designs. Was good to expand that info into the 802.11 world though.

[@7mazbah]

Very informative, and easy to understand, good work Jeremy

[@mrd4233]

Killer course! Many thanks Jeremy!

[@baljitsinghsaimbi8234]

Thanks, Jeremy, great in-depth video, However, quiz-4 seems to be the wrong answer (b & c). correct should be (a & c), as, ESS - each BSS can use the same SSID (23:00); however, when we talk about multiple VLAN on the same BSS, we have different SSID and different BSSID ( one assigned as virtual BSSID assigned as incremented value) (25.40) - Correct?

[@JeremysITLab]

25:40 demonstrates creating multiple BSSs, each mapped to a different VLAN on the wired network. It's not referring to ESSs.

[@nguyentunglam47]

a lot of information and detail in this video, thank you so much my Teacher!

[@juniorgonzalez2344]

Thank you sir. Another great lesson.

[@imjinaah]

wow the Radio Frequency brings me back to my university days

[@RoamingtheMountains]

Thank you for all your great videos.

[@yousfsalam644]

Pls jeremy tell me the right answer for this question! Which signal frequency appears 60 times per minute? A. 1 Hz signal B. 1 GHz signal C. 60 Hz signal D. 60 GHz signal

[@nnamdiorakwue2244]

lol i dont know if this is late. but the answer is 1hz. 60 cycles per minute equals 60 cycles in 60 seconds. thats one cycle per second. and hertz is number of cycles per second. big ups to jeremy. hes an amazing teacher

[@datedatekyal3650]

Wireless is finally arrived. Just like game of thrones ' Winter is finally arrived'.

[@heman89ify]

Excellent tutorial for beginners

[@deso5889]

Wooo! 🙏 Have been waiting for this one, thank you!

[@princeusman22]

Hey Jeremy! Thanks alot for helping newbies like us. you are a great teacher. May Allah bless you!. Just waiting for the rest of the topics to be covered from you.

[@airsofttrooper08]

Thank you,, I have been struggling with wireless and no Udemy courses have offered such in depth analysis as this free course by Jeremy. Thank you

[@workingwithpaul]

Amazing course, Jeremy!

[@raghdahal-gahdari8318]

Thanks Jeremy. This course was help me a lot :)

[@calmyourmind8789]

Nicely Explained. Many thanks Jeremy. 🙂

[@Vaibhav-gt9ws]

Thank you so much for sharing knowledge ❤️

[@gerdnerd6704]

Well structured, good to memorize. Thank you!

[@faizaussi352]

Thank you so much, Jeremy!

[@pensive_hedgehog9985]

Great work !!!! I really understand the topic now

[@ahmedlateef5244]

Thanks for great man ...Jeremy.

[@karuppasamypandian5226]

Thank you so much 😊

[@glenntembo2693]

Thanks J

[@abebebelachew2346]

Thankssssd....jermy. you do lot for me

[@parker73724]

I had to pick out a router and wireless mesh system for a large house with no ethernet runs. This stuff is confusing and extremely important. Ive realized that a lot of experienced IT professionals still aren't certain which frequencies are best or which device will give them the best performance. Its easy to say "just use wires" but thats not always practical or the best solution.

[@testmail6874]

You the best ❤

[@everythingquestion3407]

Thank you very much!! It's very useful :)

[@Hartley94]

Thank you, so helpful.

[@husseinolivia2548]

Hello Jeremy your efforts are appreciated for this course When will the course be done, how many (days) are remained? because I'll not take the exams unless you complete the course.

[@abderrahimhilali4092]

Jeremy i think in 26:23 you should have used the term BSA instead of BSS to be more accurate.

[@NoelGwenhure-kb5dc]

since mesh aps have dual radios, do the radios operate at different channels or different frequencies altogether

[@digbeelvis3215]

good morning jeremy. thank you for all dedications you make for us to better understand networking. i am using boson exsim upon your suggestions for revision but i see some couples of questions about EIGRP and RIP and BGP, are those count toward the CCNa exam?

[@waleraji4517]

How much did you pay for the boson exsim? Planning to get 1 soon.

[@digbeelvis3215]

$85

[@bobdavislumbro4047]

Hello Jeremy, thanks for the amazing course, quick question: @25:50 wold the network admin have to configure VLANs 10 and 11 on the AP as well?

[@JeremysITLab]

Yeah you would have to configure them on the AP as well.

[@bobdavislumbro4047]

@@JeremysITLab Thanks, and So the AP is essentially another switch....I guess the port also needs to be configured as trunk

[@gilmoshe854]

thank you a lot!

[@syamkumar5673]

Jeremy how many videos left to complete this course?

[@baoduy2809]

26:18 Did you mean "to extend the range of BSA" ? Because BSS can be extend with MBSS. Thanks for your what you have done for the community, btw.

[@BR-hp3tm]

hi jeremy as always a great video..one question though...what is a radio in AP 21:07 ?

[@JeremysITLab]

The radio is what is uses to send the signal.

[@mg7670]

Thank you!

[@ardin5771]

Thank you!

[@aruizsilva]

Thanks!

[@c333ton]

Brilliant!

[@hzakaria5338]

good episode

[@ElSrJuancho]

Can't wait to get my first certification, how much of this wonderful learning journey remain?

[@nagendraprasad895]

Thanks

[@ThatOneSix]

Quick question: if a single AP is providing multiple BSSes how are the BSSIDs formatted? Does the WAP have a single MAC it increments? Or does each BSS transmit from a distinct radio inside the WAP, which in turn has a distinct MAC?

[@globalnetworkpcloficial6758]

Hi Jeremy, the only one whi si waiting for You Video. Today specific ccna wireless introducción to ir.

[@sodden9732]

So what's the best way to ensure the best signal for my apartment's WiFi coverage, considering that my neighbors' WiFi may be causing overlap interference? According to what I learned from the video, it's probably best to switch to 5GHz or even 6GHz? Though I don't see the 6GHz option on my 802.11ax router settings. Or maybe I need to go deeper and select to use a particular channel from 5GHz band? But I don't know what channels my neighbors are using, so am I supposed to measure what they're using first somehow? What's the benefit of using an AP as a repeater vs just making an Extended service set? Is it the fact that a repeater does not need a wired connection to the distribution system? Due to the curvature of the earth, what is the maximum distance that outdoor bridges can work, before you're just shooting the signal off into space?

[@tm34451]

1-6/11 Honeycomb pattern. I do not understand. Channels 1-6? then what's the channel 11?

[@JeremysITLab]

Channels 1, 6, and 11

[@alancwwong]

24:05 point nbr 3, you said "At least one switch is connected to wired network..."

[@t0ucheg00dsir]

Praise be, to the invisible magic & the wizards who propagate it.

[@argentinogoatt]

excelent !!!

[@nedatuaconta2431]

tysm

[@zabashhd459]

i have completed till day 55 should i go for certification or wait for more lectures?

[@JeremysITLab]

You should go for the CCNA exam when you know all of the CCNA exam topics!

[@ardentdfender4116]

@@JeremysITLab I love this answer!

[@robertaslubinskis6185]

good video