Big thanks, It’s great pdf slides. Continue in the same spirit , it’s very helpful and very clear. I would like to see more information on QoS (simple queue, queue tree, examples, equal bandwidth sharing with NAT), most standard QoS applications.
Right now I’m working on a VPN class. I’m about half way through it. The battle is how much detail to put into them…I want to put enough to cover most situations, but not so much that people get lost. Also, if I put in too much time I risk suffering the wrath of my wife…hehehe
Again, thanks for checking them out and leaving feedback!
Greg,
Thanks for the great instructional videos. I say this because being visual I tend to get lost in specification and technical reading material. One of the criticisms I have of online documentation is that it often doesn’t describe the context of the examples adequately enough for me. In my opinion, you’ve made a pretty good stab at that. You’ve indicated that your next project will deal with VPN’s. I await it with great anticipation. I might suggest a future project dealing with Proxy’s such as the WEB Proxy that is built in, IGMP-Proxy, and deploying something like Squid and how to take advantage of it.
Thanks dude! I’m very much a hands on, physical kind of person, so videos work well for me too.
Some proxy stuff does sound interesting, though I think I’m going to do a lite QoS one first. I’m not looking forward to the QoS one because it’s going to take me forever to build the slides…sooo many options and scenarios. I’m thinking about doing a two part class. Part one will be the average stuff, then part two will be more advanced…we’ll see.
, it’s very helpful and very clear. I would like to see more information on QoS (simple queue, queue tree, examples, equal bandwidth sharing with NAT), most standard QoS applications.