I’m so excited for this video , so I can’t wait to talk with you inbox about me , I want also to figure out about computer , thank you so much to let’s me know how to contact you 🙏
I screwed up and started network+ plus , I’m a novice lol 😂 what was I thinking , I thought this was the one I start off with . Well only way out is through it .
A couple of things in the network 1 chapter it would be worth highlighting that horizontal cabling (wall plate to patch panel is 90m (300ft) leaving 5m for patch leads each end. Also in discussing the db9 / serial / roll over with the way it’s discussed may cause confusion. Roll over cable is just a cable that rolls over ie pin 1 to pin 8. It’s most common use is connecting to an 8p8c port on a Cisco device and they made use of serial ports were standard on pcs / laptops at the time bearing in mind this was before usb as well as the fact Ethernet network ports & modems didn’t come standard on laptops until the 2000’s. PCMCIA devices were used to add communications etc. A serial port sends data down one “pipe” as distinct to a parallel port most often used to connect printers to pcs this used a db25 port which was standard on pcs at the time (often one db9 or 25 pin serial port and one db25 parallel port were located together. Now the rs-232 part (RS - Recommended Stand) defines how the data is sent and received b/w DTE (data terminal equipment - the pc) & DCE (Data Communication equipment - modem or router. This establishing the protocol if you will. Two other protocols you may come across are RS-422 & RS-485, the later is widely used in industrial & metering applications as the physical layer for MODBUS. The ts-485 is a single master that can communicate with multiple slaves over 1200meters.
Good recall of my network course ..Thank you sir for making more confident on me by watching this video..thanks for wonderful effort ...appreciate one..
Great course so informative, it's free and straight to the point, watched today half of it can't to watch the other half tomorrow. It's nice to have some knowledge and after that, you can say before i didn't knew anything now you get better perspective about computer network, devices i etc. :)
Can we download the Powerpoint charts, displayed in the background? This would be a great help to follow your great content and presentation and to re-read it, too.
Started watching the video and plan to finish it. I'm curious to see what was done differently here. I appreciate the thought and effort. Although I have the feeling that it is incomplete for some reason. Or maybe incomplete is the wrong word. Ir seems like it's what they learn as first years , networking 101 for people on the rush. I guess my sentiment is, where do we go from there?how do we build up on top of that with the right transition etc Thanks again for the video
You are great sir I want to learn all server and database. I want to learn backend server and database. Please sir reply You make a video on this topic Please reply sir 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
seems like some of it needs to be updated. Also, I've noticed some missing parts, such as the one at 5:16:40 . It jumped directly to the next big point and not the next following section. Edit:something similar happened here 8:29:28 If one only goes by what they read, they might miss the important detail about not using rubbing alcohool.
Seems like it need s some updates or at least some fidelity to the material...which apparently can't really be possible without an update. At 3:46:17 you read the two last lines adding something that was crutial for comprehension but was missing on the page.
This only was this originally created as supplemental material for a bigger course, it was also geared for an older exam (N10-005)j. So while much of the material is still relevant, some is not. Please use with other material.
@@arrikd8358 No problem, I just recently learned that this material was being circulated on different channels on UA-cam. Thought I should at least take the time give relevant answers where I can.
This should be required learning for IT support/helpdesk level one and level two professionals. This entire channel should be required learning or at least something level one and level two IT support professionals should be given this material to go over if they want to get out of the dead-end field of IT support.
Are all of these sections snippets of a larger lecture? It looks like these are from a community college course which traditionally has 45-90 minute lectures. Is each snippet part of a bigger lecture?
Sorry, this material was originally created as supplemental material for Edmonds Community College's PACE-IT program. Which has since been discontinued, and they own the orginals.
It's sad that, especially as a guy, people don't care about how you feel until it gets bad enough that it's too late. That's why this video is so great, we need to change this.
I am new to networking. Can anyone please tell me what is the difference between a *Host* and a *Node* . I have seen the term Host many times in networking but couldn't find proper definition of Host.
Sorry, but I created this material as a supplement for a larger course at Edmonds Community College. Their PACE-IT program has since been discontinued and they own the originals. You can still find the individual material on their PACE-IT channel, but it is harder for it to flow since they are not in any specific order (at least that I can tell). My CS took the time and effort to pull them all together and put them in one place for people to use.
The original material were all stand alone videos embedded in a larger course (this was just supplemental). My CS took the time to gather them all together into this format.
i didn't get real serious about IT until i was in my 40's. I won't kid you. You will face some challenges in getting hired. There is nothing quite like interviewing with someone who could be you child. But I will also say that it is worth it, if you enjoy the challenges and puzzles that IT brings.
The original material didn't suffer the audio drops. But then again it was also created awhile ago (2015). You can still find the original material on Edmond Community College's PACE-IT channel, but they aren't as easy to locate. Personally I appreciate that My CS took the time to pull all this together.
Where are you located? While I am no longer with Edmonds Community College (EdCC), they have some of the best instructors around. Check out Steve Hailey. At least a couple of years ago, Mr. Hailey's courses were some of the few that were approved by the Department of Defense.
More computer networking courses: ua-cam.com/play/PLqrmzsjOpq5gPeUvStkqTUyeabce_q8nX.html
*** Table of Contents***
Intro to Network Devices (part 1) (0:00)
Intro to Network Devices (part 2) (7:14)
Networking Services and Applications (part 1) (15:10)
Networking Services and Applications (part 2) (22:55)
DHCP in the Network (26:00)
Introduction to the DNS Service (35:59)
Introducing Network Address Translation (44:13)
WAN Technologies (part 1) (51:16)
WAN Technologies (part 2) (1:01:00)
WAN Technologies (part 3) (1:8:10)
WAN Technologies (part 4) (1:16:00)
Network Cabling (part 1) (1:21:00)
Network Cabling (part 2) (1:30:35)
Network Cabling (part 3) (1:37:00)
Network Topologies (1:42:00)
Network Infrastructure Implementations (1:49:00)
Introduction to IPv4 (part 1) (1:55:00)
Introduction to IPv4 (part 2) (2:01:47)
Introduction to IPv6 (2:15:00)
Special IP Networking Concepts (2:25:36)
Introduction to Routing Concepts (part 1) (2:33:39)
Introduction to Routing Concepts (part 2) (2:39:00)
Introduction to Routing Protocols (2:49:26)
Basic Elements of Unified Communications (2:54:37)
Virtualization Technologies (3:14:00)
Storage Area Networks (3:05:34)
Basic Cloud Concepts(3:11:10)
Implementing a Basic Network (3:17:57)
Analyzing Monitoring Reports (3:27:28)
Network Monitoring (part 1) (3:33:10)
Network Monitoring (part 2) (3:41:00)
Supporting Configuration Management (part 1) (3:48:00)
Supporting Configuration Management (part 2) (3:55:00)
The Importance of Network Segmentation (4:01:12)
Applying Patches and Updates (4:08:21)
Configuring Switches (part 1) ( :14:10)
Configuring Switches (part 2) (4:21:30)
Wireless LAN Infrastructure (part 1) (4:30:00)
Wireless LAN Infrastucture (part 2)
Risk and Security Related Concepts
Common Network Vulnerabilities
Common Network Threats (part 1)
Common Network Threats (part 2)
Network Hardening Techniques (part 1)
Network Hardening Techniques (part 2)
Network Hardening Techniques (part 3)
Physical Network Security Control
Firewall Basics
Network Access Control
Basic Forensic Concepts
Network Troubleshooting Methodology
Troubleshooting Connectivity with Utilities
Troubleshooting Connectivity with Hardware
Troubleshooting Wireless Networks (part 1)
Troubleshooting Wireless Networks (part 2)
Troubleshooting Copper Wire Networks (part 1)
Troubleshooting Copper Wire Networks (part 2)
Troubleshooting Fiber Cable Networks
Network Troubleshooting Common Network Issues
Common Network Security Issues
Common WAN Components and Issues
The OSI Networking Reference Model
The Transport Layer Plus ICMP
Basic Network Concepts (part 1)
Basic Network Concepts (part 2)
Basic Network Concepts (part 3)
Introduction to Wireless Network Standards
Introduction to Wired Network Standards
Security Policies and other Documents
Introduction to Safety Practices (part 1)
Introduction to Safety Practices (part 2)
Rack and Power Management
Cable Management
Basics of Change Management
Common Networking Protocols (part 1)
Common Networking Protocols (part 2)
I’m so excited for this video , so I can’t wait to talk with you inbox about me , I want also to figure out about computer , thank you so much to let’s me know how to contact you 🙏
Can you Please pass a ebook or this ppt sir. Thank you.
i guess I'm kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to watch newly released movies online?
I will be watching entire video. Like for hardwork.
Thanks for your feedback. Happy computer networking
Sir, you have the most calming voice. It's so good to just throw on for an hour or two of learning :)
I'm surprised at how easy you made this to follow. I'm slowly working towards my Network+ certification and I really appreciate this video. Thanks!
I screwed up and started network+ plus , I’m a novice lol 😂 what was I thinking , I thought this was the one I start off with . Well only way out is through it .
A couple of things in the network 1 chapter it would be worth highlighting that horizontal cabling (wall plate to patch panel is 90m (300ft) leaving 5m for patch leads each end. Also in discussing the db9 / serial / roll over with the way it’s discussed may cause confusion. Roll over cable is just a cable that rolls over ie pin 1 to pin 8. It’s most common use is connecting to an 8p8c port on a Cisco device and they made use of serial ports were standard on pcs / laptops at the time bearing in mind this was before usb as well as the fact Ethernet network ports & modems didn’t come standard on laptops until the 2000’s. PCMCIA devices were used to add communications etc.
A serial port sends data down one “pipe” as distinct to a parallel port most often used to connect printers to pcs this used a db25 port which was standard on pcs at the time (often one db9 or 25 pin serial port and one db25 parallel port were located together. Now the rs-232 part (RS - Recommended Stand) defines how the data is sent and received b/w DTE (data terminal equipment - the pc) & DCE (Data Communication equipment - modem or router. This establishing the protocol if you will. Two other protocols you may come across are RS-422 & RS-485, the later is widely used in industrial & metering applications as the physical layer for MODBUS. The ts-485 is a single master that can communicate with multiple slaves over 1200meters.
I thought you were clearing up confusion 😵💫
I am about to finish the first hour, imma do an hour a day, it’s awesome, ty lml
Good recall of my network course ..Thank you sir for making more confident on me by watching this video..thanks for wonderful effort ...appreciate one..
Now this is truly the alpha and the omega .. Thank you !
i made it to the 2 hour mark. doing it for job to know what i need to know. thank you so much. so much info
What your grandparents think you know when you restart the router
I'm dead
🤣🤣🤣
Great course so informative, it's free and straight to the point, watched today half of it can't to watch the other half tomorrow. It's nice to have some knowledge and after that, you can say before i didn't knew anything now you get better perspective about computer network, devices i etc. :)
This course is very enlighten.
I have been waiting for something like this for so long
Can we download the Powerpoint charts, displayed in the background? This would be a great help to follow your great content and presentation and to re-read it, too.
i am also requesting for the powerpoint files....plz
Very informative thanks for uploading... added to the playlist ❤❤ happy networking
speed this guy up 1.50 and it does speck clear .. good luck guys
didn't thought about it. Tyvm
yes good summaries been in the game a long time .its nice and clear and concise
I will be watching this Course i'll give the feedback when i'm done... but it's GREAT i love it. Keep up the good work
Bro . I want to learn networking .. can you please tell me website ya if you have time so teach me
@@syedaliahmadbukhari89 ItuOnline.com also Cybrary is a good one. Check Nexgent as well.
3hours in and I find it more interesting than anticipated.
My previous comment still stnad though.
thank you very much to sharing its incredible subject
Big thanks!Now let's see where to go from here. will probably look for the linux course.
Best of luck!
Great !!!
Perfect explanation. I'm learning a lot from this video . 👍
@@kingofnobility8624 what do you mean ?
@@kingofnobility8624 for what are you saying I'm not sure but I'm 100% sure that you need an psychiatrist.
Sir. Showing an example as a practice would make IPV6 more understandable.
My goal this weekend - finish this course! Thank you for making this.
Mine goal too, let me know if you want to discuss some of the topics afterwards.
@@maoryatskan6346 Yes, I would like to connect and discuss the topic.
@@thomas-sinkala How did it go?
@@thomas-sinkala 1 year later did u finish it ?
1 year later did u finished it?@@sachabourel9375
Started watching the video and plan to finish it. I'm curious to see what was done differently here. I appreciate the thought and effort. Although I have the feeling that it is incomplete for some reason. Or maybe incomplete is the wrong word. Ir seems like it's what they learn as first years , networking 101 for people on the rush. I guess my sentiment is, where do we go from there?how do we build up on top of that with the right transition etc
Thanks again for the video
Good questions, and yes the information is incomplete. It was originally not intended to be a stand alone offering.
insatiable Training Course.keep it up
Great presentation !! Where can I download a soft copy (PDF) so I can print it out and study it?
Great course !
Never gets old learning Networking
Thanks for your feedback. Happy computer networking
Great Content ...Ill be checking out other courses you offer Thank you for making and Posting them
Superb sir
Helpful video
Please make video on network programmability as well.
good and complete course, thank you
You are great sir
I want to learn all server and database.
I want to learn backend server and database.
Please sir reply
You make a video on this topic
Please reply sir 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
👍
@@kingofnobility8624 why
Please tell me
Loved this
thank you sir
Is this suitable for studying for Net+?
So help fully
Thank you for hug usefull khowlege...
Good
Nice
Thank for this incredibly great course.!!
Can I use this video to prepare for networking 2024
Thanks really
seems like some of it needs to be updated. Also, I've noticed some missing parts, such as the one at 5:16:40 . It jumped directly to the next big point and not the next following section.
Edit:something similar happened here 8:29:28
If one only goes by what they read, they might miss the important detail about not using rubbing alcohool.
I appreciate your good work 👏, brilliant effort
nice
Seems like it need s some updates or at least some fidelity to the material...which apparently can't really be possible without an update. At 3:46:17 you read the two last lines adding something that was crutial for comprehension but was missing on the page.
This only was this originally created as supplemental material for a bigger course, it was also geared for an older exam (N10-005)j. So while much of the material is still relevant, some is not. Please use with other material.
@@brianferrill4951 Thanks for taking the time to reply!
@@arrikd8358 No problem, I just recently learned that this material was being circulated on different channels on UA-cam. Thought I should at least take the time give relevant answers where I can.
@@brianferrill4951 Good initiative,keep up the good job!
This should be required learning for IT support/helpdesk level one and level two professionals.
This entire channel should be required learning or at least something level one and level two IT support professionals should be given this material to go over if they want to get out of the dead-end field of IT support.
Hi I am a college student and i have level 1 job in IT Support and learning yet is IT support is not good?
Thank you
Great video, but it has several unexpected cuts in the middle of the sentence
Yes, you are right, very nice row of videos, but the cuts *cuks!
Man the STRUGGLE. How do we keep up with so many information? It's really overwhelming. Thanks for the video.
who changes digital data to digital signal...digital signals are converted to analog signals by modem...
Are all of these sections snippets of a larger lecture? It looks like these are from a community college course which traditionally has 45-90 minute lectures. Is each snippet part of a bigger lecture?
Very Nice Bro! Get Good.
Nice one. Are slides available for this tutorial?
VERY HELPFUL, :) CAN I GET THE SLIDES?
Sorry, this material was originally created as supplemental material for Edmonds Community College's PACE-IT program. Which has since been discontinued, and they own the orginals.
It's sad that, especially as a guy, people don't care about how you feel until it gets bad enough that it's too late. That's why this video is so great, we need to change this.
great explanation , can i get the slides please ?
@My CS Can you give the ppt shown in video?
Dear sir, can i get printable notes related to ""Computer Networking Complete Course - Basic to Advanced"" so its really easy to follow
good mr a man from tanzania
Please enable the translation option. Some of us do not know English and we use that option to watch videos. :( Saludos desde Perú.
use subtitles by clicking settings
I am new to networking. Can anyone please tell me what is the difference between a *Host* and a *Node* .
I have seen the term Host many times in networking but couldn't find proper definition of Host.
Sir can I get network concept related to hacking in this course
Is this info enough for me to pass the exam?
This is really great, Sir! Thank you
❤️
Where can I get the course materials?
Because there are some skips in the video, I don't want to miss the content.
Sorry, but I created this material as a supplement for a larger course at Edmonds Community College. Their PACE-IT program has since been discontinued and they own the originals. You can still find the individual material on their PACE-IT channel, but it is harder for it to flow since they are not in any specific order (at least that I can tell). My CS took the time and effort to pull them all together and put them in one place for people to use.
Can we get the course resources?
At what point does he cover subnetting that’s where I struggle
around 2:10:00
how old is this content?How up to date is it?
Not up to date really. This was originally created as supplemental material for Edmonds Community Colleges PACE-IT program back in 2015.
Reupload sir?
Any one here in quarantine
hi, does anyone knows if there are notes on this course?
Errata:
3:00:20 Virtualization Technologies
Sir, 9:06:42 is nothing brief! :) you da mannn!
please please add subtitle.thank you.
Does anyone has the PowerPoints pls
The pDf plz
Hello, Sir Do you have file for this video?
i advise you 'd better to cut this courses to several episodes, and one epi for 1 hour is good
The original material were all stand alone videos embedded in a larger course (this was just supplemental). My CS took the time to gather them all together into this format.
😍😍😍😍😍🤠🤠🤠🤠
Am I too old at 48 to take all of this course , qualify and could I still find work ?
i didn't get real serious about IT until i was in my 40's. I won't kid you. You will face some challenges in getting hired. There is nothing quite like interviewing with someone who could be you child. But I will also say that it is worth it, if you enjoy the challenges and puzzles that IT brings.
Is it helpful in CCNA ??
Fractionally. It is a good place to start, but it is only a start.
Firewalls 5:48:00
I want the pdf so plz pin it in the discription
Please turn on captions (auto generated)
No subtitle?
yes... but pronounciation is great
Great but not enough. I need subtitle to better and specific understanding specialy in complicated lessons.
9:30
Anybody has this pdf file please share me too. Thank in advance.
more like an audio book
9 hours.........................
1 hr a day for 9 days
30mins a day for 18 days
15mins a day for 36 days
We can do it👊🏾
@@serialdreamers9261 and 1 second for 32,400 days, I’m ready
There are a lot of info gaps, incomplete chapters even no audio at times
The original material didn't suffer the audio drops. But then again it was also created awhile ago (2015). You can still find the original material on Edmond Community College's PACE-IT channel, but they aren't as easy to locate. Personally I appreciate that My CS took the time to pull all this together.
Where can I go to school for this
Where are you located? While I am no longer with Edmonds Community College (EdCC), they have some of the best instructors around. Check out Steve Hailey. At least a couple of years ago, Mr. Hailey's courses were some of the few that were approved by the Department of Defense.
Most of the content in this video is not legible on a cell phone.
1:44
6:25:19
We are China Supplier of Cisco-HPE-Dellemc- Oracle-Supermicro-Lenovo-IBM-Brocade-Supermicro-H3C- Huawei -F5- Juniper-Fortinet