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1. Lovin this Python content and look forward to more.
   When will the Python specific course be available?. Hopefully not too expensive but whatever it is "shut up and take my money!!!"

   Thank you once again.

2. i got recently CCNA certified and this is the first time i see programming and networking work together , this is so freakin magical !
   i can only imagine the fun and euphoria i will feel having my router on GNS3 configured with loopback using a simple python script 😀

   thanks for the motivation to move forward in network automation however i would love to see things that python can do that are not similar to just telneting and directly configuring the routers

3. amazing David! straight forward!

4. sir David i am following your ccna labs in order to pass my ccna exam ; i am close to complete the labs; would the next step be learning paython or what?? please help

5. Thank you so much sir, the mistake I made was using Eve-ng community edition. Switched back to GNS3 and I am using your videos. Now I have a lot of catching up too do. I really appreciate your efforts. A big thank you

6. Same Script does not work for Juniper or Junos after a password is entered, appreciate if someone share script for junos..

7. Hey David how to use ssh instead of telnet ?

8. Amazing tutorial. Thank you. I have a question how does Python really help speed up configuration? I think putting everything in a notepad and copying is much faster. Please prove me wrong if I am.

9. Sir,
   Can we write a script which takes ping rtt value & wait for 2*rtt time and again ping?

10. Hi David….Thanks for shared video. Could you please share how to install VM and inside VM how to install GNS3 and required application associated with that for to learn python for network…Just I am asking how to add doctor container and other switch and router iOS.Pleade share the link you already uploaded……Note: if any one knows pls share the link.

11. Thank you for sharing this knowledge, been a fan of your video's for a while and wanted to thank you as your video's are awsome !! keep the good work

12. Beatifull! Thank you!

13. Hi, I cannot install paramiko or netmiko due to business restrictions. Is there an alternative to connect using SSH to network devices?

14. I'm more of an old school and prefer Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS ..

15. Nice video. Will all cisco ios be able to be automated using python?

16. do you have to know python for this? or are you teaching that as well?

17. Not working with VMWare Player 15, only with VMWare Player 12

18. Request , How C++ work on network …

19. This is so beautiful. Thanks David!

20. awesome stuff to learn David…..thanks a ton for this….

21. Should I do Python or CCNA 1st ?

22. LOVE IT!!

23. Sorry I'm new to this so network automation only works on Linux or Ubuntu??

24. Simply the best introduction to Network programming with Python. Thanks a lot.

25. How about python with ssh instead of Telnet?

26. David, what comes in the courses? I've been working Cisco Networking for almost 20 years and want to get into the programming and the newer SDN technologies. Even though I've worked in the field this long I still haven't had a certification higher than CCNP because of issues with testing.
    I worked in a server farm bigger than a football field but that was old Cisco when version 11 and 12 were king. Other than your courses, what are other good materials to combine with what I know and move forward?

27. I'm looking at this and I can't see how to make the ubuntu guest work if there is a proxy involved. Are there directions involved on that somewhere?

28. python showversion.py
    enter telnet username:Cisco
    Password:

    ^CTraceback (most recent call last):
    File "showversion.py", line 9, in <module>
    tn.read_until('username:')
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/telnetlib.py", line 294, in read_until
    return self._read_until_with_poll(match, timeout)
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/telnetlib.py", line 318, in _read_until_with_poll
    else 1000 * call_timeout)
    KeyboardInterrupt

    can anyone tell me how to resolve this?

29. How do I login to multiple devices (hosts with ips in my excel sheet) all the hosts have same password.
    My task is to change the password on 200 hosts with the same password.

    I just want change few config changes and exit the host and login to next ip in the list.

30. your very good, thanks

31. If anyone have CiscoOSv15.6(2)T-1 cisco router pls share to me using google drive.

32. Sir,
    Your Videos are very good that motivate me to learn the python. Because I am Network Administrator and I love to learn the New Technologies specially Cisco, Linux, GNS3, Python. Keep motivate us. Thanks

33. Excellent video! You just earned a new subscriber, cheers!

34. Great Content David… Congrats

35. I brought this course on Udemy ?? WTF

36. how to make nat interface plz show me

37. Good video, can somebody help how to install ubantu pc on gns3 thanks in advamce

38. how add ubuntu in gns 3.

39. wowwwooww that's awesome

40. I'm a windows user and I'm losing soil under my feet 🙂

41. I am beginner in networking. I aim to pass CCENT, should I already learn how to programm with python ? thanks you.

42. Hi david, Can u tell me any free/open terminal emulator (alternative for Securecrt) where I can run a .py script for doing changes on my cisco devices from a Windows environment ?

43. David, I finally got around to trying this on a actual Cisco 3560 switch and IT WORKED Flawlessly!! Thank You for all of your informational video and especially the blogs with the DEV NET OPS, I hope it doesn't take me as long to try those out. Thanks again. You Rock!!

44. Get.pass is not stated in the variable… how does the router know the Password for getpass?

45. Excellent content. Two days ago, I didn't know how to use Python to configure devices. Yesterday I went through part 1. Today, I repeated part 1 without needing to look at the video again and then went through part 2. All about consistent progress. Enjoying going through these so far!

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