MPLS Overivew

[@amariosakwe8834]

It is a shame that this guy doesn’t produce more networking videos. As someone who is new to networking , I was struggling with this particular concept of networking studying from a CCIE/CCDE Author. Ive watched this entire video twice with joy in my heart. Everything clicked. Amazing delivery and simple explanation. Networking is easy. Teaching it however takes skill.

[@THEWolf-bz6ot]

I see it only in 2022 and it is amazing and it still be one of the most useful video for me to understand MPLS, thank you man !

[@Red5Financial]

This video woke me out my sleep. This is excellent. This covers MPLS everything. Only one important concept is missed and that is. PHP is penultimate hop popping which means remove the label one hop before its destination which is done on the PE (LSR).

[@craiglieson3981]

Thank you for this video. It's so comprehensive and detailed enough to understand MPLS.

[@luismedina3660]

Glad that he is speaking English with out any foreign accent 🙏

[@waynerize]

Just came across this video and outstanding job in explaining the concept Craig ! I didn't know you teach and this is by far the best MPLS explanation.

[@rakinhossain6973]

The most concise presentation of MPLS I ever had

[@mattryu]

This video summarizes what other videos have been saying about MPLS and actually uses correct terminology and explains it. Thanks!

[@ajko000]

Concise, simple terms and language, config examples and topologies, very well done.

[@Neal-Networks]

Thanks for making this educational video! Good knowledge gained

[@rsr.1409]

nice, very well explained, easy to understand and makes sense, liked it & subscribed it, want to see the other video labs (not a fault, mistake or something, just for clarification, min 12:52 it's not a limitation into the iBGP, it's a mechanism, an iBGP learned route it is not forwarded to another iBGP neighbor as an anti-loop prevention method, it's just how iBGP works by design, hence why is needed to have full-mesh, then you're right with the route-reflector solution to overcome the headache to configure the ibgp full-mesh neighbors for both ipv4 & ipv6 each time when you add a new router into the network)

[@spkumar2004]

One of best introduction videos I have ever seen. Thank you, appreciate your efforts

[@HaiderEdits359]

I am happy that elon musk teaching me networking. Thans for the video sir

[@Suhayl9]

Best video.... U explain it the best way possible... Thank you Sir

[@nareshcool6391]

Gud explanation from india ,🎉❤

[@frazerstockton5265]

Absolutely class overview!

[@tamunjohmartinkushi2287]

Wowwwww!! This one of the best videos I have ever watched that explains MPLS so well, brief and straight to the point. Kudos!! please is it possible to have the lecture notes pdf or ppt? Pls

[@sumeetbhagwat5585]

Excellent Training for MPLS, thank you very much!

[@BizKhan7]

Great stuffs, you made it so simple and easy to digest. Thanks

[@williebrown4266]

Hello Mr. Hammond, this was an excellent and clear explanation. Was wondering where I could obtain the lab book you spoke about in the video.

[@saltech2024]

I downloaded this video but I was unable to watch it before the job interview (VRF) but I can't..... I was focusing more on the CCNA Awesome

[@sliddjur]

I dont understand the role of the RD? Is it locally significant? Should it be the same on ALL PE's for the same VRF? Why is it sent in a bgp update? We import/export based on route targets. Next hops are sent in iBGP updates. So where does RD come into the picture?

[@sinade1]

It is significant when you are running multitenacy, different customers with overlapping IP address space. It allows you to make routes unique despite having same IP address space. It attaches to the route to make it unique. e.g 172.16.1.0/24 :65001:10 and 172.16.1.0/24 :65002:10 are different routes belonging to different customers.

[@seansolina895]

This was actually outstanding.

[@TheLithGH]

Great into lesson into MPLS!! Thank you sir!!

[@Red5Financial]

Do you have a PDF version of the slides?

[@rohitjain9817]

explained complex concept in a simplified manner

[@DoiLanHongAn]

very clear and easy to understand

[@shahadatanwar4109]

Very beautifully explained,thanks

[@fabmar9]

Excellent video! Very clear

[@6whatisit6]

Very nice explanation! Thanks!!!!

[@jayak3768]

One thing missing from the video, is how each of these different protocols working in conjuntion with MPLS like iBGP, eBGP, .....ISIS, OSPF.

[@roseamos7359]

Thanks for simplifying this.

[@nunomaia5513]

Very useful video.

[@alexispadilla7848]

Very useful. Thank you.

[@berhanumolla2445]

Great knowledge!!

[@manjeet135]

Very detailed and helpful.

[@Arshar]

Thank you so much.

[@manindersingh-xn1xu]

Thanks sir

[@yadayadajn]

What is the title of the Lab video?

[@livelindo5593]

His MPLS video tutorials in chronological order. you are welcome😊😊 1. MPLS Overivew 2. MPLS Backbone Initial Setup and Addressing 3. OSPF Configuration on MPLS PE Routers 4. 3 BGP VPNv4 Configuration on MPLS PE Routers v2 5. PE to CE Configuration on MPLS PE Routers 6. CE Configuration on Customer 1 Routers to PE 7. CE Configuration on Customer 2 Routers 8. IPv6 Configuration across IPv4 MPLS Backbone (6VPE) 9. IPv6 Configuration on CE Switches 10. Layer 2 MPLS Configuration (Pseudowire)

[@kevindinh5295]

This is extremely helpful. Thank you

[@luismedina3660]

🙏

[@VarunSharma-pn8jo]

super

[@zulfiaman]

Slide 7: PE router called as LER (Label Edge router) & Not LSR

[@Networkprofessor]

CE @25:53

[@tahersadeghi6773]

The audio is very low.