CCNP,CCIE Enterprise: ENCOR 350-401 v1.2 Training (Udemy.com)

I highly recommend this course! The content is incredibly well-structured, engaging, and easy to follow. It exceeded all my expectations and provided valuable insights that I can immediately apply. Whether you are a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, this course is definitely worth your time.

Excellent CCNP Enterprise Course with Real-Time Troubleshooting Mustafa Bin Ammar Sir explains every topic in a very clear and easy-to-understand way. His teaching style is excellent, especially for students who want to build strong networking concepts and practical skills. One of the best parts of this course is the hands-on lab practice using GNS3 and EVE-NG. Sir also provides useful notes and lab files, which makes it much easier to practice the concepts independently. I especially appreciate the real-time troubleshooting scenarios and troubleshooting labs. They help us understand how networking issues actually occur in real-world environments and how to approach them step by step. The detailed explanations of VLANs, STP, EtherChannel, IP Routing, OSPF, and other CCNP Enterprise topics are very helpful for both certification preparation and practical networking knowledge. Thank you, Mustafa Bin Ammar Sir, for sharing your knowledge and providing such valuable practical content. Highly recommended for anyone preparing for CCNP Enterprise/ENCOR or looking to improve their real-world networking skills.

It was really a nice course. Very enjoyable. I guess this really need more concentration and focus. A stand alone environment where you can really focus on the course unlike a busy working environment. I really enjoyed it because i learned about everything related to my job.

I agree that your lectures are very good because it is easy to understand. I know for some of us advance students, it can be a little frustrating when you repeat some things over and over but I know that you are thinking about people who are fairy new to networking. My only disappointment lecture 101 (Dynamic NAT). You blamed EVE-NG when is you who made the mistake. The range for the NAT was wrong (you had 200.1.1.1 to 200.1.1.5) which could not work because the first two IPs were the physical interfaces of the two routers. However, when you did it over on GNS3, you correctly changed it to you had 200.1.1.3 to 200.1.1.5. I was just wondering why you did not make the change in EVE-NG also. If you did it would of worked in EVE-NG also. EVE-NG worked fine in my lab. Also some routers creates a NAT virtual interface (NVI0) when you configure NAT. I am a little bit surprise you never saw that before.

I took so may Udemy classes, but Mustafa is one of the most incredible teachers i ever experienced in my life. his approach of teaching is beyond my expectations. this is the best CCNP class you can ever find not just on Udemy but even cisco instructors don't explain details as well as Mustafa does, he shows real life scenarios and troubleshooting that could happen in networking industry. the best part is that he repeats words often just to make sure you are understanding the problem. and trust me when i say this you'll gain experience from this class more than any other class you can imagine am so grateful that i took this class.

teaching with very soft way, and when you don't understand something or if you had a question. you will get response very quickly. just I have one notice, there are many times some of the configurations have an issue or during drawing the scheme it is possible to trim the video just to avoid time wasting.

This is a good course to get a global idea about basic CCNP topics, but too time spent on CCNA concepts: 3 stars because the price was 14.99 Euros and the instructor worked 66,5 hours. Some topics (about Automation, Single area OSPF, NAT, ACL, QoS, inter vlan routing and STP Theory) were explained in the same way as my ENSA and SRWE official Cisco knowledges (CCNA), but CCNP require higer level. These knoledges aren't enough to get 350-401 Certification.

Very Good Course! explaining everything in detail and also providing us with all the software and tools needed to practice effectively. I just didn't like the time spent creating each lab; it would have been better if he had shared each topology file in GNS3 or EVE-NG. Thank you, Mustafa!

I found this course excellent. It provides all the software tools needed to practice and hone the user skills to the content. Even if you don't take the Exam it is an excellent reference for those working with Cisco equipment. I also like that some CCNA concepts were revisited before moving onto CCNP application. In addition during the presentation of labs when things didn't work first time - following the fault finding investigations helped reinforce the learnings.

It seems 1 year back syllabus, trainer has lack of communications, lot of things CCNA subjects basics things, I am expecting, professional and expert level subject There is one concept in STP trusted and untrusted ports still not explained and not discussed Video no 77. 74 Qos Policy Lab just explained how to configure but didn't explained after apply policy how traffic prioritize Concept is not much clear