Packet Tracer Intro to Routing - 4, Cisco CCNA

[@kevincoyle6698]

Iv learned more in these couple video and the frame relay ones than i have in my whole year doing my HNC and CCNA at college wish i had known about Dan last year but hey ho be sailing to the top of the class no probs. Cheers mate and God bless ya !

[@LouisGPiano]

Thank you very much for your videos, you are a very good teacher! Best Cisco tutorial!

[@AppleFanPari]

Excellent way of teaching. Highly appreciated. thanks

[@anjaneya2]

all well explained tutorials on networking, appreciate your work.

[@famfeld]

these videos are perfect for my level of learning right now. Anyone know of any others like these? No number 5? Thanks, Dan

[@jesperjensen1531]

This is some really great videos, Dan! Thanks a lot.

[@MickeyDJ1]

Excellent, clear and meaningful. Would enjoy more!

[@karthick1409]

Easy to Learn, Worth tutorial Videos Thanks a lot Danscourses!

[@ayedabboushi7221]

awesome video ever , plz keep these videos on , part 5 is missed!

[@swilson2001]

I created my own network but couldn't figure out why I couldn't ping through another router. Your description helped me out by describing next hop.

[@themhd1985]

Please can you put more videos, they're awesome and very helpful.

[@chi4652]

Love your videos Dan! great tutorial

[@tnadolecki]

Hi, first of all thanks for great video. I have a question though : Why in previous video 192.168.1.100 when pinging was showing "network unreacheable" yet in this part I see exactly same scenerio with 192.168.5.100 but when pinging it shows "timed out" (it's minute 4 of the video) Would appreciate your response. Thanks

[@swilson2001]

You are the man bro! This definitely helped me out!

[@ramborambo4383]

seeing the previous videos..was expecting more clear explanation on static routing.or is there any other video where static routing has been expanied in detail???

[@vinaykumardisha]

really great videos... WELL DONE MAN would be great if u can post more videos on that

[@iulianburlacu]

awesome ..best teacher ever :)

[@edwardesmalin8784]

the best tutorial about network. . can i ask a question where do you get the 0.0.0.0 number sir, is it standard to use 0.0.0.0 when jumping to other router/network sir?

[@danscourses]

@HoermN Thanks!

[@tnadolecki]

I think I just answered myself on this question - there was no default gateway set on 10.0.0.1

[@ciscobatais6530]

Great work keep it up with many thanks to you

[@andrewpacheco7259]

i have a question, why didnt we set up both routers with one static route each? we have one static route on router 0 but with router 1 we put two individual routes to each pc network. why is that?

[@tee2datop275]

i believe this is to let us know how to configure routers with two different methods - Static routing and default gateway routing

[@tee2datop275]

To avoid the routing loop

[@DarkDevilv2]

Thanks! The videos help me for the exam :)

[@kashifShaikh916]

loveyouuuuuu so awesome to understand it on your channel

[@devil2005iscool]

no i mean to say, is the network limited to only 56kbps? which is super slow. what would be a realistic clock speed to allow fast interconnects between networks, as this would only allow 1 client on the other network to use the network as if more people used it the network woudl come to a crawl. how fast can you set the clock, how fast is a serial link capible of and why use serial and not just another ethernet or fibre?

[@vinaykumardisha]

i really loved these videos.

[@4rmplanet]

gr8 4 self-study student , again BIG ThankS

[@devil2005iscool]

but is the network then only limited to 56k in speed?

[@Ghost572]

These are great, thanks for this.

[@tahersadeghi6773]

A bit confusing here. You say next hop or next network. You did not set up the next router with the address that will be the next hop. where did you get 10.0,0,1?

[@DMVPRIDE10]

Where are you getting these numbers from

[@vsaapw2799]

Thanks a bunch Dan! I've always want to know how to configure on multiple routers and server with different ip addresses. I am going to replicate the same setup with real hardware.

[@jafetlivano]

why i get requets time out with a try ñink pc 192.168.1.100 to server?

[@ARES27061985]

Great tuts, Thx v.m. ;), really helps

[@techdiverdown2]

Fabulous videos. Thank you.

[@MrLOUGOUVIET]

Yes!!! you are the best. Many thx

[@rasiftahmid9504]

I don't understand the 0.0.0.0 network?? Can anyone explain?

[@jackhannah3464]

Sure Rasif. The 0.0.0.0 is a meta-address and it's used to designate and unknown addresses in terms of IPV4. The server side sees this and thinks 0.0.0.0 means all IPv4 addresses on the local machine. So say a host has two IP addresses, one is 192.168.1.1 and the other is 10.1.2.1, the server listens to 0.0.0.0 it will be able to reach both of the IP addresses. If we're talking about routers then think of it this way: 0.0.0.0 is the default route, which basically means, "it's not on my local network, it must be somewhere else on the internet" Since the router doesn't have a table of the "the rest of the internet" it needs a way to forward information to the next hop. So basically it's a way to reference any IPv4 address at all and it's used when the the destination is not available/unknown. In terms of IPv6 you would see this "0.0.0.0" simply as "::" which is used with repeating numbers as a shortcut in IPv6. Make sense?

[@vineesuyal5115]

why don't u do configguration in cli???

[@yarweiss]

Fantastic videos, thanks1

[@mjfan19100]

Excellent!! Thank You Dan ^_^

[@YanksOnTop]

That was great. Thanks

[@MSKTechMate]

thanks Dan....!!!

[@saskatana]

great tutorial !

[@anjaneya2]

Great tutorial

[@kalelna87]

No you can set the clock rate to whatever you want. he just set it at 56k as a example.

[@AhmedMohamed-gy2ri]

Thanks Dan

[@1234airows]

when ever i tried doing that i get %inconsitent ip and mask

[@sispana]

very usefull..thank you...

[@adamciwinski4027]

Damn I learnt more here than my college ; /

[@matzzz123456]

Excellent!! Thanks :)

[@majedroben6976]

thanx for helping me

[@sylvesterkhaki4742]

so helpfull

[@geo1423]

good tutorial!

[@ggxue]

every nice thank you

[@codeninja7306]

Thanks

[@battsetseg0414]

thank u ..! :)

[@leo-rq2ei]

thanks!

[@TheSujithp]

thanks dude

[@burakerkutlu4447]

thank you dan

[@petersconfield]

I can't ping pc clients to server.........the rest part is ok...... C 10.0.0.0/8 is directly connected, Serial2/0 C 172.16.0.0/16 is directly connected, FastEthernet0/0 S 192.168.1.0/24 [1/0] via 10.0.0.1 S 192.168.5.0/24 [1/0] via 10.0.0.1

[@jafetlivano]

thanks aweosn tutorial i get the problem one number wrong :P