Static Routing Using 3 Networks | Cisco Packet Tracer | Networking

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• THANK YOU. I CAN FINALLY FINISH MY HOMEWORK IT WORKED

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• you should set the next hop as the ip address that is associated with the routers interface, but not the network address

• Thankyou so much for ur hardwork, its very helpful to us

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• Waste of time doesnt work

• Thank your very much for good job.

• can you do site to site vpn with Cisco ASA? thanks for the video.

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• can you please do to add only one dns server

• Nice video knowledgeable

• Keep it up; nice explanation

• Wow very good teacher

• Is this a mesh topology

• How To configure two VLANs (one for wired LAN and one for WiFi) in Cisco Packet Tracer,??
  
  kindly share any video based on this question..

• thank you very much! it really helps with my study tasks!

• I think it's not 3 network because they have the same subnet mask
  Do subnetting bro

• Keep it bro..good explanation

• Very informative brotha. Can you do 6 networks with 3 routers next pls?
  It goes like this:
  6PCs
  6switches
  3Routers
  For ex: pc 0 and 1 w/ Lan 1 and 2 connected to HQ, like that

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• Lot of knowledge about networking

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• Very helpful thankyou

• Way of explanation is very good, make more video constantly.

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