8.1.2.5 Packet Tracer - Configuring EIGRP Manual Summary Routes for IPv4 and IPv6

CISCO - CCNA Routing and Switching - Scaling Networks - 8.1.2.5 Packet Tracer - Configuring EIGRP Manual Summary Routes for IPv4 and IPv6
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[@vivianc5217]

Thank you for doing this. Taking time out your life to help the rest of us.

[@romeroc24]

Thank you for all kind support, really nice

[@ivandamico93]

Thanks so much for posting! I am taking the CCNA course right now, I already passed ICND 1 with a 947/1000, but we are going so fast it is very difficult to keep up ! We did the whole course in 3 months... The thing that makes it hard is that our teacher is good, but the tutor at our school is terrible, and takes a great amount of time to even look up ONE command! Since there are 20 people needing the tutor all at the same time, it makes it very hard. I found your channel and you have helped me check my work and correct several mistakes, so I am very grateful! If there is ANY chance you could post any packet tracers from the cs974-m14rs4-CN-H1B course, (#4) it would help me IMMENSELY, the packet tracers I have due are 1.4.1.2, 3.1.2.7, 3.4.1.4, 3.5.1.2, 4.2.1.4, 4.2.2.6, 7.1.2.4, 7.5.1.2, 8.1.2.5, and 9.1.1.8 and 9.3.1.2.... They are all due on Friday, so i do not expect much, and I am very grateful for the help you have given me already, so thank you ! But if you have any of these in your archives somewhere and you are able to post them, it would help me and others a great deal. I will tell others in my class about your channel if that is okay with you, I know other people who are having difficulty. I was a telecommunications programmer before this class, so all of this is new for me and I am working hard to keep up, but I will get an A with your help, so you are making this class a little bit easier for me to understand. All the Best, Ivan Damico Los Angeles, California

[@romeroc24]

Ivan Damico Ok, thank you for your comment, maybe you can send me the packet tracer files to my email ([e-mail]).

[@EternalCircuit]

Thanks Christian, this video really helped a lot :)

[@romeroc24]

thank you for your good comments

[@castielle532]

Such a thorough presentation!! Amazingly well put together!! Thank you!!

[@romeroc24]

thank you for all your support

[@JM-007]

I really like what you do with excel. I am unfamiliar with excel, but I am going to look into how you made those worksheets. Thanks for theses fantastic videos! They really help me understand whats going on

[@romeroc24]

thank you, you can download the file here techemergente.blogspot.com/p/ccna-routing-and-switching-curso-gratis.html

[@JM-007]

You are amazing, Thank YOU!

[@hectoryusseflaradavila8820]

me estaba faltando los routers id para ipv6. gracias por compartir tus conociemitos. Saludos.

[@romeroc24]

gracias a ti

[@donedealmier]

Wow this was yet another great demonstration. I love this stuff! Hey Christian can you show us how to do lab 9.1.1.8 for Connecting Networks?

[@romeroc24]

Thank you for your good comment, no peoblem I will upload the lab 9.1.1.8 in 3 days,

[@caprhyne]

Hi Christian, what kind of recorder do you use when you record a video like this one? What is its name? Where can I download it? Thanks for the help.

[@romeroc24]

Camtasia and you can buy or hijack

[@mirasm433]

12:34 Little error - wrong mask, is 255.255.255.252 - /30 should 255.255.252.0 - /22

[@romeroc24]

very nice

[@mirasm433]

You are doing a great job. Great channel for verification skills. :)

[@mirasm433]

Generally, you are doing a great job. Great channel for verifying skills. :)

[@30dk09]

It's a strange exercise. You don't get any points for IPv6 configuration and router-ids are not pre-configured and the exercise doesn't state that you have to do it yourself. Nevertheless, thanks for this!

[@romeroc24]

+30dk09 some packet tracer are weird but are very helpful, than k you too

[@imlaudioslave]

Gracias por compartir este tutorial ya que tenia algunas dudas en la sumarizacion. De pronto nos podrias ayudar con el documento en excel con el formato para ver la sumarizacion. Saludos

[@romeroc24]

El documento lo descargas aquí techemergente.blogspot.com/p/ccna-routing-and-switching-curso-gratis.html gracias por tu comentario

[@CineBytesNews]

Hey could you do the Capstone projects for eigrp and OSPF... Would greatly appreciate!!

[@romeroc24]

Ok no problem, in two days the first video will be available online and the another video soon as possible

[@CineBytesNews]

Christian Augusto Romero Goyzueta Thank you!!

[@melvinchen83]

Bro could you explain why 172.31.8.0/24 and 172.31.12.0/24 are chosen to be summarized?

[@romeroc24]

+Kin Wah Melvin Emmanuel Chan this video tells you all kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHrQqoavjL51gbs

[@ivylaurente93]

hola crees que puedas hacer un video explicando el uso del summary en Rip Eigrp y Ospf

[@romeroc24]

+ivins laurente Si deseas ver esas configuraciones puedes ver ospf avanzado (ospf advanced) y eigrp (eigrp advanced) avanzado en mi canal. También puedes buscar como sumarizar (summary)

[@spacefacts2553]

Thank you

[@romeroc24]

thank you too

[@cheasamath6747]

Hi, Could u explain about AS Number , Please?

[@romeroc24]

is a collection of connected Internet Protocol under the control of one or more network operators

[@vivianc5217]

if it's ok with Christian, here you go: EIGRP uses the router eigrp autonomous-system command to enable the EIGRP process. T The autonomous system number used for EIGRP configuration is only significant to the EIGRP routing domain. It functions as a process ID to help routers keep track of multiple, running instances of EIGRP. This is required because it is possible to have more than one instance of EIGRP running on a network. Each instance of EIGRP can be configured to support and exchange routing updates for different networks.

[@romeroc24]

good

[@Copamosentodoslados]

help, i need the solved pka file

[@romeroc24]

view the video

[@FlameRaider]

subnet mask of /21 its 255.255.248.0 NOT 255.255.255.248

[@romeroc24]

+Flame Raider very nice

[@jonathanquesada6586]

amigo tienes mal las mascaras de las direcciones sumarizadas en tu excel, tal vez le podrias añadir una nota para no confundir a nadie

[@romeroc24]

+Jonathan Quesada ok veré cuál es el problema.

[@deviildogg1]

Camarada la máscara en la hoja de Excel debe ser 255.255.252.0 y 255.255.248.0 ya que el cambio está en el tercer octeto. La introdujiste correctamente en Packet Tracer.

[@Copamosentodoslados]

Anyone have the pka file solved?

[@romeroc24]

please view the video