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why do you set the trunk port to 24? is that the port that is connected to your router?

These videos are so unbelievably helpful. Thanks a bunch.

Clearly explained😊.

thank you for this amazing explanation and the good animation in the video

Can we say 802.1x is considered as identity authentication module ??

Those switches are unnecessary. You can limit Mac addresses without it. Thumbs down

What's the modem setup to go along with this wifi system to get these results?

And... How would you expose a service if needed? At some point you need to open a port if you need exposing a service, whether that's SSH directly or not. The advice isn't "do not open ports", but in this case, use a pubkey authentication... And a firewall. The first thing done in some sshd installation is actually disabling password authentication.

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Very helpful. Thank you Sam.

Please explain how the variability works, it looks like you just created 4 fixed length subnets. You are also now using 4x Network IDs, 4x Gateway IPs and 4x Broadcast IPs within a 255 address space. Additionally if you need to add a new device and run out of IP addresses you will need to re-IP an entire network subnet. Any devices that are statically assigned will need to be changed.

I believe you have set illegal Gateway IP Addresses in the video, which I found slightly confusing or did I understand something wrong?

I know Bradford when I hear it 💯

Great video - allot of essential info carefully delivered in a clear manner - thanks 👌

That was a very nice video. thank you!

Fantastic videos Sammy very informative 10/10 from me. Listening to your language makes me think you're involved with networks and business for an ISP. Well done dude.

On windows 11 laptops we are unable to connect to wifi. We have ruckus AP and DC as a NPS. Certificate window is shown, which tells, it does not like a certificate. In certificate our DC name is shown with Capital Letters, like SERVERDC.domain.xx. Could you please assist, how to fix this problem? At the same time windows 10 laptops can easily connect to same wifi SSID without problems. We use EAP with activated checkboxes for CHAP and CHAPv2.

Very good video .. Well made and explained ..., I liked particularly the practical demonstrations.., of course routers are different..., but the video gave me an opportunity to see what to look out for... Thanks..

1. Need to create VLAN in router 2.Need to create trunk port for communication between router and switch 3.Need to create trunk port for communication between switch and router 4.Need to create for each VLANS some ports in the switch (where we can connect access points, pc etc) Is that true or I am mistaken? Thank you!

can managed switch work without router? As I understood managed switch don't have dhcp serve? Thank you!

Outstanding content, thank you 🙏

This is a great video, you need more views!

At my last job (before I knew any of this) someone was sent to a site to fix a loop back issue at midnight. Sadly no one knew how to find it until I found a command to show MAC address table. We spent all night figuring out the layout… I did not get a raise lol.

I like your intro sequence - I think I’ll call it RIP headphones users

Great video, well explained 👍🏼

Oh yes Sam, sharing videos, pictures and ringtone via IR on my Siemens SL55 😎

Foo Fighter passwords! Nice!!!

Very good video.

very very informative video, thanks!

of all the videos I've looked up, this has been the one that lays it out best quite frankly, thanks!

Great video Sam! #Connect44Life 😅😂

1:40 got me. I work in school IT support. At one of my sites, whoever wired and labeled a wing of classrooms, did a terrible job in labeling. I had to help a teacher with some network connectivity problems. I decided it was best to have her laptop hardwired to the network. However, the ports weren't patched in. no problem I though. I'll just patch them into the switch at the cabinet. I quickly realized that all of the ports in that room were just labeled "Room 2" both on the patch panel and data drop. It was insane. I didn't have a tone generator on me at the time so I had to figure it out one at a time.

I’m a network engineer and I wanted to commend you on the level of detail and accuracy in this video. It was well presented and to the point and was enjoyable to watch. Thanks for producing this content. Cheers 😊

To Sammy, I am normally very critical of YTflogs who puit up videos spewing tripe but here in the very first video I have seen of yours, I am hooked. Your terms and explanation is superb and very refreshing.

Great content,thank you 👍🏽👍🏽

dude when tom and jerry popped in the get on my network i was like subscribe hahaha. Very nicely done as far as editing and teaching

Great video mate. Appreciated

The way you've presented the information is excellent! This is an awesome video, thank you.

802.1x user authentication fails when an RDS connection established on windows users, can you help?

Amazing video and great quality! Thanks!

Great video. Comment for the algorithm.

You're bad ass and you know your stuff dude! thank you for the content.

Excellent that Sam 👌🏻

Microsoft's Active Directory can be used for 802.1x authentication.

amazing video, there aren't many videos about this topic but this one is an outstanding one. Keep it going!

Bro, you're mad knowledgable! Props and hope more videos come.

is it possible to use a router with link aggregation to feed 2 ethernets into a 24 port switch to help handle bandwidth on a home network?

I like how you included the media converter part about an active link.

Fantastic video definatly a pretty cool watch

could this be used on a cable modem to increase speeds past 1gbps?