Default-Gateway vs Default-Network Cisco

[MrSemiproslacker]

WIN!!

[scorp100n]

c:\> Thank you very much Keith

c:\> for clearing the "routing table" in my head

c:\> keep up the good work

c:\> no exit :)

[EverWin420]

Thank you so much, very nice explanation :D

[ciscodaze]

Perfect and....BEAUTIFUL!

One question Keith, regarding the comment about the legacy nature of the commands, you wouldnt say that about the default-gateway command when it comes to applying it to a layer 2 switch (for purposes of Telnet) would you?

Thanks for the great tutorials!

[Keith6783]

@ciscodaze

You are right. The default-gateway command is alive and well, and used for the non "ip routing" (normal L2) switches to tell them about a default gateway to use if they need to reach a non local IP subnetwork, (such as returning telnet packets to an administrator who's PC is on a different IP subnetwork than than the switch's IP interface).

Best wishes, Keith

[Tuntaalam]

thanks a million man i was looking for this command

ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 23.0.0.3, this was basically " if i dont know anything i will forward it to 23.0.0.3" nice explanation :)

[Keith6783]

@Tuntaalam

Thanks for the comments!

[videosCCNA]

As always, great video.

I just learned today about how eigrp, because has no "default-information originate" use "ip default-network" to distribute his route of last resort to other eigrp routers that are not connected to the internet.

I like the intro, but maybe it s a little bit loud )p

best regards

from madrid

[XSFlanger]

Very nice video indeed :) Thanks for putting this up. I myself been confused with these commands for quite a time :)

Guess its also a valid way to set a default route in EIGRP without redistribution.

Can't understand why didn't they engineer EIGRP to have something like "default-information originate" :)

[cmsingh4]

Hi Keith, this video is amazing and I like your way of explaining. Thanks a lot for taking some time out of your schedule to make and upload these videos. Your videos are always highly informative. Keep it up !!!!!

[Keith6783]

@cmsingh4

Thanks for the kind words!

Keith

[Shaheryarkk]

perfect as i have seen ur other videos gr8 work...:)

Do u answer the questions and make videos of it? or if u could mail the answer?

[Keith6783]

@Shaheryarkk

I take requests, put them on a list, and then make the videos to answer the questions, posting them on YouTube so everyone can benefit from it.

Thanks for your comments.

Keith

[cisk0skid]

Not only do you explain the subject matter in great detail but you also throw in so many priceless comments that clarify other areas.

Many Thanks.

[Keith6783]

@cisk0skid

Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate it.

Keith

[alexsabree]

Thanks!!! Great video as always...

Not trying to be overcritical, but the intro sequence seems rather unnecessary. (and loud)

[Keith6783]

@alexsabree

I will tone it down in the next version of it. Thank you for the feedback.

Keith

[CommanderBR]

Great Video!

[iffixp]

Thanks for Sharing Great information...!!!

[Keith6783]

@iffixp

You are very welcome. Thank you for taking time to post your comment. I appreciate it.

Keith