Managed Switches

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[@terrellbain8694]

Great video love the way you explain things! You personality is just right for learning about technical things. Do you happen to have any videos on exactly logging into a switch an programming or configuring it for a certain network scenario? I would love to see some of the basics on how thats done.

[@top2percent]

Excellent and thorough video as always.

[@agstechnicalsupport]

Thank you for posting such an instructive video on network switches !

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[@zetogla]

Thank you for your efforts. Great vid

[@Tooxcade]

Really a great lessons. thank you!

[@raginirajpoot7357]

Great video,thank you ☺️

[@CableSupply]

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[@johnflannery2696]

Hi, there l setting up a new house that's being built now so l am getting the house prewired with cat6e or if my electrician can get cat7 as l want the latest technology for the future.
l have a 24 port Dlink plug and play switch that works ok but you were saying a managed is better.
lm not an IT trained person so if l did get a managed switch would l know how to set it up or do l need to be an IT professional.
l would love to hear from you about this.

[@sjmww1235]

What about ground loops with backup links

[@reazkayum4030]

Great video. Can you suggest a cost effective switch that I can use to practice for my CCNA. I'm going to start studying for it in a few weeks.

[@peterlei1042]

+Reaz Kayum cisco2950 or cisco 3500

[@alexk77ae]

cisco netacad... they have virtual software

[@VeerMaharaj]

Holy shit, you just saved my ass.

[@JustaSimplefact]

I like the concept of increasing bandwidth but what scenario does that work for? I keep thinking, what"s the difference if it all goes back to the one cable from the modem and router?

[@CableSupply]

Switches are not only attached to all the computers on the local area network, but also to printers and network storage. In that case, bandwidth does matter. However I do appreciate your comments and thank you for watching my videos

[@JustaSimplefact]

@@CableSupply Thanks, dumb question from long ago. Totally makes sense.

[@choleycole80]

Are managed switched the same as managed routers?

[@musmuk5350]

No but they can r

[@muffemod]

Hubs are great :)

[@anastasiareed360]

I suppose that for home use an unmanaged switch is just fine

[@VideoNOLA]

So is a cheap hub.