Cool Cisco IOS commands. Master CLI tips = CLI like a Boss! (Udemy.com)

Very useful information with a lot of time saving tips and techniques. Time in networking is the most valuable metric especially when troubleshooting.

It's a great simple set of videos if you're someone who already knows the cisco environment and wants some tips on the cli. The instructor assumes you already know some things, so he doesn't explain every single thing he's doing. It's assumed you have some basic knowledge already. Also the course is free!

This course actually helps you troubleshoot better. Also you kind of want to learn more about troubleshooting efficiently when you go through this course.

David Bombal is awesome I love his courses. I have been working as a Network Engineer in a Senior role for the last 15 years, presently I am preparing to take the CCIE Security Lab. I always learn something from his videos even ones I think I know pretty well like the IOS for example. Keep up the good work David !!!!

please show how we can optimize our work using sh ip command and more useful command line in investigating incoming and outgoing traffic from router1 and router 2 for example...as we would be need it in real world scenario for in case link bandwitdh low or high packets being sent. Thank you..!

David is a great teacher. I have about 5 years of Cisco IOS experience and have never seen some of the commands he used in his exercises. Good stuff and the videos are well put together.

This is good course. I am not that much aware about GNS and also not regularly working with this OS . So because of this reason i am facing problem somewhere. Otherwise course is very good. Keep posting sir.

Course was very descriptive and to the point. Got to learn lots of useful commands which are very useful in real world... Would like to have more videos added to this series..Good Work..Keep going..

Sure it is applicable to the real environment, would like to have more of your course. Cheers and keep it up.

Good and detailed information, very educational and not so commonly used commands (at least I didn't know some from standard console usage). Everything is spoken in one tone unfortunately which might make you tired/lose interest more quickly. But it was spoken very clearly and with good pronunciation so it was easy to understand. Speed of the course is fine as well.