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Wow you my man are a goat . I haven’t done networking in some time just got bored reviewed this video and got the sync I needed

Thanks for the help Keith!

Great guide! However, I do want to emphasis that the thick blue pad is simply too thick. I used the two smaller pads layered and stuck to each other, and it still wasn't as thick as the big one. You don't want to bend your nvme ssd card with all of that pressure: Stick to the two smaller ones, the large one is unnecessary and you'll have a bent ssd when you take this thing apart in 4-5 years. For reference, I was using the regular non-pro EVO 970.

Thanks a lot Keith! I'm engaging in the CCNP Data Center and that's my first video i'm watching!

I'm from Colombia and struggled to learn networking in depth but your way of teaching is just amazingly enjoyable, wish you the best and looking forward to see more videos

We have an IPSec Tunnel to the client. They want to access our internal server. We provided them the Public IP address. We allowed the security polices (from ZONe VPN to our DMZ on ports xxx allow). We also added the proxies in the IPSec Tunnel and also added the route to their network. Now I am confused that we didnt configured any type of NAT in this case. Could you please explain why is it so? Thanks in advance.

but if you set the decryption rule with the port 443 instead in the service https, would the decryption work even for quic?

Nice work, dont forget to promote Zones, and Fortigates are NGFW, so UTMs otherwise expensive routers. Zone your interfaces, don't add multiple interfaces to rules & separate your rules to make log reading easier, dont use all out!

Great video on this topic, thanks a lot for sharing.

Amazing video. I had one quick question. What is up with the Fa0/11 and 22 connection on SW1? ip interface brief shows that they are up but the color is orange and it is slowly driving me insane.

Thanks Keith!!

I commit to getting my CCNA in February 2025.

What is Keith up to these days?

Great ...

I am committed to earning my CCNA by January 2025. I will keep climbing to my CCNP and then my CCIE. Thank you Keith for creating this amazing platform for us to expand our knowledge and give us the tools in order to become better!

Why can nobody else explain it this simply?

Why not dumps like pass4$hore

Keith Barker is such a darling and so great at teaching.

Great tutorial Keith, but your instructions may not work for all environments. I spent about a week trying to get this scenario working (using latest version of Ubuntu 24.something....) There is a setting in the ansible.cfg file that will require attention for ssh onto Cisco IOS to authenticate successfully - to be specific, ansible will not attempt to use the username in the hosts file without it. The setting in question is: look_for_keys=False The setting can be found at the bottom of the ansible.cfg file if it is generated using the built in command to generate it (ansible-config init > /path/to/ansible.cfg) is used Not sure if this is something related to the latest version of Ubuntu or Python perhaps It appears the default behavior is to use key authentication and not try usernames and passwords without this setting in the config file. I would like to think my comment / findings will help your other viewers avoid hours of troubleshooting. Keep Up The Good Work.

What's the reference can i study from it

I have a Samsung 990 pro 4TB NVME M.2 SSD in my PS5. I have a 2TB Samsung 980 pro ssd and 1 or 2 1TB Samsung 980 pro M.2 ssd. However, the 4TB isn't large enough and I'm not looking to spend $1,000 for an 8TB M.2 ssd. I was hoping to build multiple external m.2 slots into a PCIE m.2 adapter and plug it in to the INTERNAL M.2 expansion slot with ADT-LINK Riser PCIe X4 3.0 PCI-E 4X to M.2. I don't know if the PS5 will still recognize the multiple M.2 slots. Any advice would be great.

I wonder if I can use a ADT-LINK Riser PCIe X4 3.0 PCI-E 4X to M.2 and use a PCIE to m.2 adapter on my PS5 to give me more m.2 slots (without adding additional m.2 through usb)

Hi guys I am just wondering why the switchport trunk encapsulation command doesn't work on cli of packet tracer.

Let me know one thing. In production network, can I install esxi8 and vCenter server without AD and DNS server and with no issue? Another thing, if DNS server is essential, can I use linux dns server without installation AD?

In my new company that I'm working, we use Vmware Velocloud for SDWAN and CWS/NSX for firewalling! Also some iDRACs that NSX sits there! Thank you so much about these videos are extremely helpful!

Thanks Keith for the info, but curious to know how do we define scope based on VLAN's

Just know, I really appreciate your videos!

Perfect, these videos are perfect. I had everything setup and my palo alto died when the power was unplugged. I had never backed it up cause the tutorials I went through never addressed the topic. After setting things up I didn't use the palo alto much so my memory of things faded. You got me back up to speed! Thank you! I wonder if you might make one more video on backups ...

wait wait wait, you specified a destination interface ... if i actually want to have two internet providers, do i need to create two nat policy rules, one for each interface? ... and the palo alto will just magically know which destination interface is being used?

How do you connect the other WiFi points to the internet? Do you connect an ethernet cable from your main modem? Or do you chain the the points with ethernet cable?

Hi Keith, which software do you use to draw the lab topology?

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First things first, This video is AWESOME! Thank you for taking the time to make it. I did however struggle using 1 IP to multiple inside addresses and ports so I figured I would post a little more info below. I would like to add the following information for Destination nat rules from one public IP to multiple dmz ip addresses/ports. In order for that to work right, you must specify the original packet destination service for each NAT. for example, if you are running a web service on one server, you would specify 443, then translate to your web server inside. If you had an email server you would specify 25, then translate that to a different server on the inside. If you are doing a different outside port you can specify that on the Original packet tab, then on the translated packet specify the correct inside port. For example you can run a web server on 18443, but have it translate to 443 on the inside. Thank you again for posting this video.

Question: I was given an older 3050 that is running PanOS 5.0.7, followed the video thru login to the web interface, and it hangs at the dashboard load following cred entry. How can I force thru the hanging, if at all?

Hi Keith, Today i passed my CCNA, I want to thank you, for your amazing content both here on YT and the new course on CBT nuggets, i have enjoyed every video that you have made, i love your passion! You make 2 hours feel like 10 minutes. You are an amazing teacher and person! My score report: Programmability90% Network Access100% IP Connectivity92% IP Services90% Security Fundamentals80% Network Fundamentals80% Edit: Also where do you get all your awesome nerdy shirts?🤩

Hi Keith, but why the commit command take forever to complete? i noticed this slowness in PA-440, PA-220, and PA-3220, in the other hand Fortinet is much faster when committing the commands, do you know the reason?

To deploy vCenter, Is it necessary AD for DNS server. I didn't see AD in this video and can I install vCenter without AD ?

Thumbs up!😘😘😘

Great content ❤

Perfect Tutorial , Thanks

Thanks a lot for your content you help me out a lot!!

This is just what I needed, you're a lifesaver Keith, Kudos to you!!❤

Keith, just looking at you makes my day. I remember when I was still unclear about my goals in life and I downloaded CBT nuggets and I don't remember much of what I learned or heard, but what I do remember is your entusiams and the way you teach and your smile. Fast forward 6 years, I got a job in helpdesk where I work for almost a year. Got my colledge bachelor's degree in Maintenance of Computers Systems and now ready for some real work and get deeper understanding of networks and how everything around me works. I always liked computers, I just didn't know what I wanted to do, but now I do. I am going to be a network engineer one day! And this is going to help me get there. I am commited to get my CCNA by the end of June next year. So far, I got halfway through jeremy's IT lab and gained a whole bunch of knowledge already, but there are a LOT of stuff I didn't remember. Stopped right before OSPF. Why did I do that? Because I decided that I'm not going to take all of knowledge from just one source. Jeremy is an amazing guy and an awesome teacher. It's just that I want to learn from multiple resources. I think if you watch same video on same topic from the same guy, vs 2 different guys, you're probably gonna retain more of what you heard if someone explains it to you in 2 different ways. Anyway, I am going to learn 5 days a week for 2 hours every day. That's 10 hours a week of commited learning, about 40 hours a month and by May I will be having around 400 hours put in, which should give me enough room to learn everything. If not, I am not going to rush anything, but simply give myself more time to pass the exam. The idea of setting schedule is not to feel like a loser if I don't make it by then. The idea is to put in hours that are necessary to pass the exam. June 2025 or August 2025, doesn't really matter. What matters is consistency over long period of time. Thanks for everything you do, Keith, you are one hell of a guy.

Keith, I am commited to get my CCNA by end of June 2025.

Is it safe?

I passed my A+ and google IT professional can’t wait to use the labs even certified I need to keep building those skills as I’m learning CCNA when I did subnetting on Coursera I made it a personal goal to learn Networking

You guys are amazing Keith you credentials are impeccable Jeff I loved your section on fiber optics I’ll be repeating it just recently seeing you and your content and Keith is building my confidence as I transition to IT the labs feel real world setting actually applying the knowledge

Hey Keith, thanks for the wonderful video. A quick question. @43:30, if we assume that everything in this network topology stays the same, except SW3 and SW2 are connected via Fast Ethernet with the cost of 19, SW3 2/3 would still be designated port, we would then put SW2 2/2 interface in a blocking state? Would SW2 3/0 then become Root port, with SW1 0/0 becoming Designated, and SW2 1/3 would become Designated, and SW1 1/2 would become undesignated? Did I guess it correctly? I'm really struggling with this one and I am watching this for the 6th time, but I am eager to get my CCNA and won't give up after a few failed attempts. Thanks a lot, you are an amazing dude!

Thank you Keith

Hi Keith! Great video! How does the security policy come into play with our source NAT security policy? For example, say I have a server in my DMZ or something that I only want to access certain IP's on the internet. I would imagine I would put these security rules before my more general source NAT security rule. Would that interfere with the NAT policy or would it still hit on that? Thanks!