Wide Area Network (WAN) Topologies

[@ralphsanchez5205]

great thing about Kevin is he explains not just in detail but citing things in real life scenarios. thank you sir for putting so much effort on this free classes. :)

[@wowulam7411]

3 words I can summarize. fast, precise and concise

[@hamzasbai3831]

Always a treat to come back to your videos.

[@hhc1000]

Great video. Thanks for sharing Kevin

[@sevakmaheshr]

Fantastic video. Very well explained.

[@kwallaceccie]

Thank you Sevak!

[@armentm8066]

Thank you so much Kevin!

[@CollabCrush]

Really excellent video... as always.

[@kwallaceccie]

Thanks very much!

[@JuiceManTech]

Thanks for the video, very informative and to the point.

[@Dakerino-fz3rk]

Thank you. great and clear info

[@kwallaceccie]

You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the training.

[@wolfram77]

Very nice basics presentation!

[@blendonator]

Excellent overview!

[@kwallaceccie]

Thanks very much!

[@wilsontagwireyi9580]

Thank you.

[@CheesieGamer]

thanks! saludos desde Costa Rica

[@KYAWTHA-d4m]

In the example of MAN, I don't see any redundancy route. What happens if one of the connections between the two buildings dropped?

[@ryanjeskey3591]

Thank you for your content! It is produced very well and it beats the textbook method.

[@I.S.C.]

Thank you sir!

[@WijthaGayan]

Thank you

[@ChandanKumarMohanty16]

Thanks Kevin

[@kwallaceccie]

My pleasure. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@KT9050]

Hi Kevin, thank you for sharing the great video. May be it was covered on another video about the metro Ethernet , you mentioned about providing different wave length for customer on Metro network is that on DWDM based service ?, isn't it also done via VLANs per customer on Ethernet based metro network? Thank you.

[@MuhammadAsif-jx8bo]

Very good videos.

[@MuhammadAsif-jx8bo]

Hope join Cisco techniques. Soon.

[@mohanrajaj4988]

Wow sir super

[@MuhammadAsif-jx8bo]

Good vieeo

[@kwallaceccie]

Thank you! I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@thirasaradayathma4851]

The red ball is a distraction

[@SBrown001]

goood, but out of date.