@Bill-Norton thank you very much for the kind words, and when it comes to "overkill" there is nothing wrong with that at all! Please keep the questions coming and let's get you certified!

They are pretty close, but unfortunately, there are a handful of topics on the LPI exams that are not present in the exam objectives for Linux+. You could attempt it, but I would not be comfortable recommending you try that. You could, however, study the XK0-005 materials, and then just watch the 101-500 and 102-500 episodes that aren't already covered. I have never mapped it, but it would probably add up to about 75% overlap between the two, so you could cut out a lot of episodes.

Thank you, Wes!

@devon-garces,

Please try again. We're having a hard time recreating this error. Thanks.

Hey @James-Parsons thank you for the heads up as this was a "slip of the tongue" on my part and it is indeed MPLS. I will post an erratum, thank you for keeping me on my toes!

Hey @Isaac-Tom-Njai great question, if you click on the "Overview" video you can find the notes there. See below:
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I hope this helps and look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks my friend. no worries. I knew what it meant but thought since there is so much content another set of eyes helps.

Shout out to you guys: @wes-bryan https://forums.itpro.tv/topic/4013/passed-my-security-with-a-high-score-special-thanks-to

Brian

@SIMON-TAPLIN @wes-bryan Hi, Thank you for your response. I have been following along with the xk0-004 course and plan on taking that exam as that is the online course I started with. Is there a difference? I am already half way done with my studies with the 004. I purchased the CompTIA official study guide 4th addition as well. The exam doesn't seem to be retired.

@wes-bryan Thanks! I should have seen that given the hours I have had that in front of me. I was looking for it in the wrong place. The previous episodes where I looked at the notes were a little different. All good now. Thanks for your time to point that out. I will keep a better eye open going forward. :)

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@Harry-Corke great question, you are welcome and keep them coming! ;-)

Hey @Atharva-Bet great to hear from you again! Let's see if I can help. One of the first things to remember is that the ARP process relies on broadcast communications to discover and map IP addresses to MAC addresses. Broadcast messages will propagate to all devices on a switch (every device will hear it). The first message is an ARP request broadcast message:

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While every device will receive the message, only the device with the IP address will respond:

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In this example the device that has the 192.168.0.10 will respond to the entire network with an ARP response message, also a broadcast, so every device receives this response. The device that sent the initial ARP request will cache the ARP response which has the IP to MAC mapping in it's ARP cache for future communications. This is the ARP discovery process. I hope this helps and look forward to hearing from you.

@ashley-weser I really appreciate you taking time to really explain everything to me. All of you are awesome!

I think it's just going to be situational for most folks. At my current position in the government sector I can confidently say we aren't getting rid of them anytime soon. From what I have heard from my friends in the industry is that a hybrid deployment is the way to go for now.

Hi @Bradley-Williams and @harry-reasons ,
The Practice Labs crew is working on the Cloud+ -003 as I type. We are targeting a Q3 release. Keep an eye on ITProTV Newsletters and ACI learning monthly feature release communications for go-live announcements.

@Maksymilian-Sybicki you are most welcome, and I have enjoyed the questions. Please do not hesitate to post more when you need help!

Ronnie's overused phrase is "the idea of".

So instead of saying "We are going to discuss computers," he would say "We are going to discuss the idea of computers."

Justin also had his pet overused phrases.

Okay Great. I was just wanting to make sure I knew what they would expect us to know on the Exam. Thanks for the Information

Thank you!