Packet Tracer Intro to Routing - 3, Cisco CCNA

[@quodeshhealthcarelds]

you are such a generous chap, many thanks

[@kaka0091]

Bravo and applauses; your thee best instructor on KZbin! Thank you for another one of your awesome videos!

[@colingsn]

Very well presented, and explanations were excellent. Well done

[@vernonroisumilang8579]

Thank you for this Video tutorials !

[@talktome2000]

Thanks a lot for the great job

[@daleallen448]

Very awesome course Dan. Thank you sir.

[@2007Russdog]

two connected routers have to be in the same network. Unless you are using subinterfaces for inter-vlan routing. But, they must be on the same network to communicate.

[@Antonio001z]

what if u have multiple servers on a switch do they all have the same ip subnetmask and gateway???

[@nevermore690]

very good tutorial sir keep it up god bless

[@jehosaphatsingles]

hi, it's been a while since I practiced my cisco, I've been out of networking for a while. I'm trying to remember the configuration commands for setting up a serial interface on a generic router, thanks!

[@nitin_agrawal]

how you related ip- address and default gateway by subnet network????

[@omran6999]

Thank you for this video

[@KNOWLEDGEHUNTERboy]

i like the gwn7000........ #voipsupply is this available at ebay?

[@tahersadeghi6773]

You have already set up a default Gateway on Router 5.

[@nguyenvanthien7594]

great job!

[@telatkaraca4889]

thank you sir.

[@4rmplanet]

gr8 tutorial ! THANKs

[@coldseed1984]

hi i have problem, i have 3 routers and 3 Pc i can connect pc0 to pc1 and pc1 to pc2 but i cant connect pc0 to pc2 can you help please in cli mode?

[@TheRaul7lover]

@hardeep7489 am not an expert on this but first of all 11.x.x.x isnot a private network it is public we cant use it and second and am not 100% sure bout this but i guess u must put the same network address meaning 10.x.x.x o both sides or 192.168.1.x or 172.16-31.x.x o both sides of router hope am helpful