Route Filtering Using Route Maps Explained | CCNA Routing
Route maps are one of the most powerful and flexible tools in Cisco routing, and today, we break them down in a simple, visual, CCNA-friendly way.
In this video, we cover:
✔️ What route-maps are
✔️ Why they’re used instead of ACLs or prefix-lists
✔️ How route-maps actually work in routing
✔️ Key terms like match, set, permit, deny, and sequence numbers
✔️ Full command structure
✔️ A clean visual example
✔️ A short recap to lock in the concept
📌 Note: Packet Tracer may not support route-map-based distribute-lists on all router models. A full lab demo will be recorded using a platform that supports route map filtering properly.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:06 – Intro
00:07 – Route Filtering Using Route Maps
00:59 – What are Route Maps
01:48 - Why Use Route Maps
02:51 - How Route Maps Are Used
03:51 - Commands
04:47 - Command Meaning
05:49 - Example
06:34 - Terms
07:17 - Recap
08:00 - Outro
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