Honestly, all of the books I've ever read were never really good for beginners. The authors are always super intelligent, but suck at explaining even basic topics to people just starting out. I guess that just because you know a lot about a subject, doesn't mean you can teach it well.
A lot of different ones..."Computer Networking, a Top Down Approach" by Kurose was one of my favorites, but I think its a bit too detailed for beginners. They go into a lot of detail about different protocols, but it doesn't give a really good overview for people just starting out.
Business Data Networks and Telecommunications by Pearson is a pretty solid textbook for beginners. I used it in my college introductory network course, and it's fairly easy to understand. Chapters are long with a lot of content, and I'd recommend getting it used due to the price.
Yes Wang. This itself is a Network. Network means the `data` is flowing between two devices, let it be your Computer, Printer, Router etc. You have the Network without server and most home networks are like that. But it doesn't means that you cannot add up a server. :-)
This is actually pretty cool cause i have my house pretty much set up just like this and never really knew it was called this or it worked in this fashion. i have it set up with a Wi-Fi router that's connected to the standard router and most of every device/ computer is ran off this device!! this is pretty cool though i like it!
ok, now the question: how in bus topology all the nodes are connected to the internet? in star there is a router, but in bus topology there was only one cable with terminators
Kinda late, but routers are also used in a bus topology. The difference between the two is in a bus, the nodes/devices must be physically connected to that ethernet cable or else there's no connection.
It's also important to know that systems connected to the network unnecessarily, can cause major security issues. It's important to disconnect systems when you're not using them.
great videos. i really enjoyed your networking series. what's your background besides having done independent research? also, do you mind sharing the name of the software you use as a virtual drawingboard?
Bucky! you say the main downside of a star topology is that it depends on one device to work, mainly the router! But you said in the beginning that this topology was good because it dont fail if one of the nodes break down, like they would in the other topologys, so is it really a downside? A router is so simple to switch
That's the only topology i get, because that's what I set up at home. How do you get a bus topology? what kinda wire do you have to buy? Is it like an octopus cable or what? ^^
Can you combine ring and star topology? For example can you have it all connected in a ring like system in the middle where there is a couple routers so that if one of them breaks the network is still functions alright?
I like u man u r amazing... " can u please upload some videos on different protocols of network like SMTP and all it will be so greatfull of u... " i like the way u teach... lv from INDIA ...
What would happen if you set up a "star of stars" network with two switches that are connected by more than one cable? I have a homework question this and I'm not sure about it.
georgebaggy then you now have a new network. Remember routers typically route computers/networks (think internet) and switches typically create networks.
You had me in the first minute, that humor is what makes it not boring to watch and learn, for me at least. Thank you for this video!
Honestly, all of the books I've ever read were never really good for beginners. The authors are always super intelligent, but suck at explaining even basic topics to people just starting out. I guess that just because you know a lot about a subject, doesn't mean you can teach it well.
the entire crux of why thenewboston is so goddamn amazing in a single statement lol
your subtle humor makes computer networking fun
A lot of different ones..."Computer Networking, a Top Down Approach" by Kurose was one of my favorites, but I think its a bit too detailed for beginners. They go into a lot of detail about different protocols, but it doesn't give a really good overview for people just starting out.
Business Data Networks and Telecommunications by Pearson is a pretty solid textbook for beginners. I used it in my college introductory network course, and it's fairly easy to understand. Chapters are long with a lot of content, and I'd recommend getting it used due to the price.
Thanks for the tutorial, I have my networking final exam tomorrow, it is a great overview for me.
He understands the material well.
As Einstein said "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
Yes Wang. This itself is a Network. Network means the `data` is flowing between two devices, let it be your Computer, Printer, Router etc. You have the Network without server and most home networks are like that. But it doesn't means that you cannot add up a server. :-)
learning books are always like this especially in physics ... i know what youre taking about man :)
This is actually pretty cool cause i have my house pretty much set up just like this and never really knew it was called this or it worked in this fashion. i have it set up with a Wi-Fi router that's connected to the standard router and most of every device/ computer is ran off this device!!
this is pretty cool though i like it!
ok, now the question: how in bus topology all the nodes are connected to the internet? in star there is a router, but in bus topology there was only one cable with terminators
Kinda late, but routers are also used in a bus topology. The difference between the two is in a bus, the nodes/devices must be physically connected to that ethernet cable or else there's no connection.
this guy is funny
It's also important to know that systems connected to the network unnecessarily, can cause major security issues. It's important to disconnect systems when you're not using them.
great videos. i really enjoyed your networking series. what's your background besides having done independent research?
also, do you mind sharing the name of the software you use as a virtual drawingboard?
haha very good impression of a mother
SO Bucky, what did you put in the guys lawn?! You have to tell us. You owe it to us!
But a ring is also dependent on the MAU, or have I understood it wrongly?
Bucky!
you say the main downside of a star topology is that it depends on one device to work, mainly the router!
But you said in the beginning that this topology was good because it dont fail if one of the nodes break down, like they would in the other topologys, so is it really a downside? A router is so simple to switch
hey bucky how long would it take for you to start peer to peer protocols?
Hey these are great videos i cant wait to watch more of your content
- Harry: Bam! Look at that! I did that in just ten seconds!
- Hagrid: You're a wizard Harry!
:-D
hey what program do you use to do these type of tutorials
Great video, but how are bus and ring topologies supposed to connect to the internet without a router?
Girl friend moves in and brother wants to stay with you.. 😂
whats so funny?
That's the only topology i get, because that's what I set up at home.
How do you get a bus topology? what kinda wire do you have to buy? Is it like an octopus cable or what? ^^
Can we make up a network without servers? Actually, my homes's network is a star topology, but it only has a router without a server.
You gave your answer yourself
Can you combine ring and star topology? For example can you have it all connected in a ring like system in the middle where there is a couple routers so that if one of them breaks the network is still functions alright?
OK looks like Buky touches on this question in the next video. Cheers
I like u man u r amazing...
" can u please upload some videos on different protocols of network like SMTP and all it will be so greatfull of u... "
i like the way u teach...
lv from INDIA ...
What would happen if you set up a "star of stars" network with two switches that are connected by more than one cable? I have a homework question this and I'm not sure about it.
georgebaggy then you now have a new network. Remember routers typically route computers/networks (think internet) and switches typically create networks.
perfect explanation
What is the difference between a modem and a router?
If you still looking for a book
Computer networks
Irving, Philip J
is a good one.
What books did you read on networking?
What will happen if the sever is down?
I think you are super intelligent too, but you are good at explanation :D
I Understand. Thanks for the videos!
You are the man
i bought linksys router in 2006 still working fine :) not going down
Any recommendations for beginners?
Did you find something
can u teach us how to make a online game in C# ?
like a private server for a game for example.. :)
Thank you very much :)
Can't you have 2 or more routers?
really ?
So whats topology?😐
Put a scare crow in your neighbors lawn. No time like the present. lol
it actually is
Hey Bucky... Please make more JavaScript tuts
Thanks!
Poor brother. He got fired. That dog ate his ethernet cable. Than he got virus on his PC. Then he had to sell his PC :-(
The central device should be a switch and not a router.
Muhammad Nada Routers can act like a switch; plus, they have the added benifit of connecting your network to the internet.
ok, are you following bucky Roberts ? his site is closed and no trace for him ? if you you know something ?
Muhammad Nada I have no idea. I do not follow him.
Rather than PC, why not use the term desktop or Tower? A laptop is a type of PC lol.... Other than that great videos, keep it up!!! :)
Bandwidth too !!!
wasn't talking about him!
voice is little low bucky bro i dont have speaker. just inbuilt speaker in monitor. please next tutorials with more voice bro!
Basic Linux Tutorial!!
bucky youre so funny lolol
Good information, but somewhat convoluted with the mentioning of a mac, mom's laptop, brother gets fired from his job, etc.
Ohh I have a star topology
y d heck pc & imac r different .............!
SHUT UP MOM!!!!! :D
A dog eating an ethernet cable? haha
That's not relevant to what bucky said.