I don't have words to appreciate you just thank you so much dear.

Hlw sir

Where is 2nd session video?

Hi Vishnu, Thanks for this wonderful lecture which is crisp clear and to the point, u are among the best.

Hi thanks for your videos i ' m trying to register your class with one year plan.. and i ' m really sorry to ask but will there be a promotion that i can get help..? my institution gave me one year subscription for udemy and some of your class were on udemy too.. but not all classes do you have plan to upload your vxlan , multicast , fundamental of switching courses on udemy site? thank you for your works!

Sir ,can you pls consider discount on SDWAN course as I m preparing for first job

can we communicate with another host if the subnet mask is different?

Brother Vishnu, how can I reach u for training

Best teacher in NETWORK ENGINEERING

बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद sir आपका इतने अच्छे से समझने के लिए ❤

each computer has a private ip address so when the computer A wants to send some information to computer B in another network the computer A will have its own private Ip ..the current network router will store the computer A private Ip ..and send the info using the public Ip provided by the ISP into the other network then that network will respond and this response will go back to that router now that router know which computer to send data since it stored the sending computer (A) private ip? so why do we need MAC address ? I am still confused

Sir, why the network ip is particularly 192.168.

बहुत सुंदर तरीके से आप समझाते हैं

Sir, Remaining videos kb upload hongi?

What a explanation nice 👍👍👍

Next part kabi ayega sir

Sir Can you provide the notes for the same

Video is very much informative. But believe me believe me believe me irritates me

superb content 🙂

Easy to understand, thank you

can you share eve-ng documentation which you are using as i have downloaded eve-ng sdwan lab pro .UNL file but i am not able to access it.

Such a great video. Thanks Vishnu. How can I find all the video as you this is going to be 25-26 hrs course

try to listen at 1.8x speed , thank me later :D

Are you on Udemy ??

please make your whole course free

Thank you for detailed and easy to understand explanation.

Sir please keep uploading the videos frequently

Sir plz continue uploading videos

Thanks a Lot Sir -- For Uploading on KZfaq...... Please Keep on Uploading the Entire Series....❤❤❤

Sir please make videos in English That we outside of Indians how we understand hindi? We love your videos but unfortunately most of videos are in hindi

Every VXLAN has to be associated with a VLAN. So, it is still only 4096 VXLANs that is possible.

sorry my mistake , there is proper sound

no sound in whole video

i have a doubt , when the router receives a packet from the network directly connected to it then the NAT in the router replaces the source address of the packet with which address? the address of the routers interface that is connected to the network or the address of the address that is connected to the internet(ISP)?

Bro can i get your contact please ?

what is the need of longest prefix match? when the router receives a packet it dont receive the subnet mask? if yes then it can simply check in which network it belongs

Phenomenal Video. Great 🙌🙌💥💥🙌🙌💥💥

Another missing point point is that for summary roters i.e for inter area and outside domain routes the cost/metric behaviour is like Distance vector protocol and not as a LINK stateprotocol, stating this will make it easier for people to understand the metric for type-3/type4 and type 5 LSAs

Type 4 is generated by ABR because ASBR sends a type 1 LSA with special bit set in the options filed which announce about it being a ASBR. Once this is flooded then only ABR knows that an ASBR is present. Now this leads back to my original question, since this is amulti-access network and R4 is the DR and an ABR why will R3 which suppose is not the BDR get the type 1 LSA from R6, R6 will share it's LSA to R4 and then R4 will flood it in the area. Now both R3 and R4 are ABR, R8 will flood the LSA of the ABR which has better cost or will it install both. It is very clear that if R3 is not a BDR , it cannot get the ASBR information from the R6 directly, I think you have skipped over this part

I don't think that R3 will be able to flood the information about the ASBR to area 2 route, Area 2 is a different Area and the flooding domain for R3 is area 0 and area 1. It will inform to R8 and R8 will be sending the ASBR information to other routers in area 2. How do you think R3 can flood the type 4 LSA to area 2 as it has no interfaces in area 2 @bridgewhy

why will R3 inform of the ASBR information, supposedly R4 is the DR, and also an ABR. isn't the ASBR supposed to share it's information to the DR/BDR. I am assuming that this is a multi-access network, now within the area if the ASBr will have full adjacency with the DR(R4) in this case. R4 is also the an ABR and DR, so which of the two ABRs will generate the Type 4 LSA. Suppose both of them (R3 and R4 are ABRs) and R4 is Dr and the reachability via link cost within the area is same, which routers LSA will be flooded as type 4 LSA in the OSPF domain @bridgewhy

Sir Please Explain SD-Access in hindi

excellent explanation

thank you man

1 month remaining for cisco ideathon and i will watch and understand each and every video of his channel

Really helpful video....bhut sare terms clear ho gye

50 minute video

Please mark these videos in the language you're speaking.

please make next video of sdwan & coveer versa sdwan also