Cisco Router Access-Lists Part 1 (Fundamentals): Cisco Router Training 101

[@beachjon91]

This was very clear and easy to understand. I learned more by watching this video than reading an entire chapter on this subject.

[@solomonkamassah2339]

This is simple to understand

[@elhassangueye4495]

i felt the same

[@vanleerian4655]

I really enjoyed your tutorial. I start my CCNA college course next week and I feel that this information will add great value to my success. Thank you very much!

[@metalpower18]

What a perfect tutorial! I have a big test in 8 days and this was really helpful, thanks from Morocco! :)

[@soundtraining]

Soufiane, thanks for your comment. I'm glad it was helpful and best wishes for great success on your test. It's great to hear from Morocco!

[@praneshrao1826]

Your videos are awesome sir. I used to follow the Cisco videos which just provided me information whereas yours gives me knowledge. I felt more like a teacher explaining like you are pausing at appropriate intervals giving us time to digest. Slide show is really good. Very much useful. :-)

[@soundtraining]

Thanks for your comment. I'm glad it was helpful.

[@Downstar]

Got my CCENT exam tomorrow, didnt invest alot of time in ACL.. But i just checked this video to have the basic info and i can understand it. Thanks! Very clear for me!

[@olamidearibisala]

Downie250 did you pass the test

[@25matrix]

Thank you for sharing. In 5 days I am scheduled to take my CCNA exam and this is very helpful.

[@soundtraining]

Great question, Jeff. Thanks for bringing it up. Both are correct. It depends entirely on the objective. In the example at 21:07, the objective was to prevent traffic from going out g0/0, so the access-list was applied on outbound traffic. In the demo, the objective was to block pings from coming into the router interface, so the access-list was applied to inbound traffic. It's not a matter of always applying it in or out, but of understanding the traffic flow and the goal of the config.

[@swimprodigy87]

You're tutorial was very helpful! It's very well thought out and helped me grasp ACL's a little bit more! Thank you!

[@jeff-TessAD2022]

Very good. One minor thing, you mentioned at 21:07 it would be an Out but in the demo you applied the list to the IN of the interface.

[@brandonfontaine5095]

I loved the interactive part of the videos. Great work!

[@m.livera4615]

Thank you so much! Test tomorrow. Thought i was screwed then I came across this. Again, thank you so much!

[@famfeld]

Thanks for the clear and easy to understand video. This prompts me to look for and maybe buy your book. Take care...

[@V21IC]

At last I understand the in' & out's of access lists! Thanks.

[@davetheyoutuber7489]

You saved me an afternoon. Thank you !

[@Ayorteube]

Thanks a lot sir. Helped me a lot to understand this. Without being an englishman

[@IamCoolAngel]

Amazing, I like your videos a lot, keep the great work :)

[@ezekwise4610]

Thanks for the video. Better understanding on the subject. Thanks

[@Telvincomehn]

Thank you so much, this is just what I needed.

[@AugustePlacid]

Well done - this so clear and precise

[@itsrena9750]

Awesome!! This was so good. Please tell me he has a video on dhcp, and where can i find it?

[@jacktsang05]

Wow best training video ever. Thank you so much sir.

[@BenGLastreezy]

Sir, this was a great video, but i have a question for you! Some books talk about *Per Protocol* Where you said *Per Type*, is there any difference? Thanks

[@syedidrish1499]

this called clear explanation thanks for sharing

[@foxtrot1787]

do i have to rewrite the lists everytime i want to add a permit?

[@edinaldo1984]

Excelent and perfect! Thanks a Lot!

[@brendanford1450]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jakeambrose4294]

u should make a full series

[@michaelfred6745]

Hi, How can i prevent any one Ping to my computer? Thanks,

[@v1996s]

Thank you so much!

[@soundtraining]

Bear in mind that in or out is from the perspective of the router, not the subnet.

[@Tuckstaa]

Just... brilliant

[@vedohooks11]

Great module

[@AbaKuria]

Brilliant!

[@michaelfred6745]

1- What is the difference with QoS if sending Stream or File Transfer ? 2- If i send two signals what is the difference in Qos? Or can the QoS handle two signals together? 3- What is the relationship between QoS and TCP, UDP?

[@0bserver50]

thank you.

[@AllenAndersonTaylor]

why don't you do these type of videos anymore?

[@soundtraining]

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[@christhanchacon6888]

Thanks

[@RobFos]

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[@christhanchacon6888]

shouldt`d it be in

[@upcloudtraining6633]

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[@paco882]

Thanks for the video. Better understanding on the subject. Thanks