Cisco Routing CCIE - Great video overview for CCNA study
Kaminsky
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in CCNA & CCENT
Not sure this has been posted already as it was first aired in June 08 but for a great overview of Routing and Routing Protocols for CCNA students by Cisco CCIE Routing expert Luc Agossa ("Cisco Engineering Manager" - < woah - just imagine what he gets paid! > ) ....
From the basics, the first 15 mins get you upto speed on the whole concept..... See how long you last before you get lost from then on! ( floating staic routes ... How do you authenticate routing protocol updates between routers prior to update for security purposes - "YWhat ?!?" )
37 mins total and ( I think ) should be in every budding CCNA's arsenal. Local routing/vlans to continent to continent routing and why you choose the routing protocol you do.
[ WARNING: For UK viewers, there is an awful lot of "rowting" and "rowters" which really started to bug the hell out of me - US: we say "rooting" and "rooters" so you can imagine the annoyance after 37 mins of it ]
http://tools.cisco.com/cmn/jsp/index.jsp?id=65492&redir=YES&userid=(none)
[ I would use the [url][/url] but they do not seem to be working, hence the edit.... admin fix if you could. thanks!
Interior and Exterior is one thing that I had never got my head around but in one quick sentance, it all made sense.
Appologies if you have already been made aware of this vid.
Kam.
From the basics, the first 15 mins get you upto speed on the whole concept..... See how long you last before you get lost from then on! ( floating staic routes ... How do you authenticate routing protocol updates between routers prior to update for security purposes - "YWhat ?!?" )
37 mins total and ( I think ) should be in every budding CCNA's arsenal. Local routing/vlans to continent to continent routing and why you choose the routing protocol you do.
[ WARNING: For UK viewers, there is an awful lot of "rowting" and "rowters" which really started to bug the hell out of me - US: we say "rooting" and "rooters" so you can imagine the annoyance after 37 mins of it ]
http://tools.cisco.com/cmn/jsp/index.jsp?id=65492&redir=YES&userid=(none)
[ I would use the [url][/url] but they do not seem to be working, hence the edit.... admin fix if you could. thanks!
Interior and Exterior is one thing that I had never got my head around but in one quick sentance, it all made sense.
Appologies if you have already been made aware of this vid.
Kam.
Kam.
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GT-Rob
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haha I deal with the UK at work all the time, and hear Rooters are having Rooting problems all the time lol
Good link though! -
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I guess that you have to get to the root of the problem?
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Slowhand
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Good link, and the reason the URL tag doesn't like that link is because of the fact that the actual url ends in parentheses. Embedding HTML in a rich text box that parses HTML doesn't always allow for the flexibility you'd like. (Such is life.)
Give it a shot without the redirect and userid information in the GET string, and it should work just fine: CCNA TV: Determining IP Routes
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ITdude wrote:I guess that you have to get to the root of the problem?
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO corny.
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