Thank you UA-cam autoplay, for leading all the sleeping people, to this very long and soft spoken video. Could have taken my anywhere, but took me to what is essentially a lullaby.
Just passed Network+ with a 757. This video helped me SOO much, thank you so much for making this video. If you’re taking Network+ watch this video, in its entirety. He goes over everything and makes it easy to understand. Amazing study material!
@@sylwiazientek5182 For the most part. Test has probably been updated since I took it but I also used these vids for Security+ and it covered mostly everything. Good luck!
@@DrWhomstdve1096 What do you do for work now? and did the Network+ cert get you that job? saw that you passed around 2 years ago and I'm curious because I'm thinking about a career change into IT
You can go to an online university and get your CompTIA certification while still being confused about the terms, spending thousands of dollars in the process. Or you could watch this course, do a bit more research to fully understand the topics, and likely come out with the same measure of knowledge. It seems we are really paying a bunch of money just for a sheet of paper saying we know our stuff.
Precisely why I'm watching these video courses. I want to get a solid foundation and understanding of the concepts at hand before I spend a dime on the formal method. I believe the main reason is because I want to ensure this is the certification I desire before I spend a large chunk of my funds on it.
Uuuuuuh you just get a cert. You can use the practice material for like 300$. Plus, a company won't just hire you unless you have computer experience previously or a cert.
You are a legend man. No long boring introductions and not trying to sell us products. I learned from your videos more than I learned in college. Keep it up
There's no other better Chanel than this one. I've earned my certification in ComptiA network+ because of your explanations and videos. Thank you for what you're doing for this generation.
Hi! Just a quick question, did you use other videos as well? Or would it be possible for me to study this video and have the knowledge to take the Network+ exam? I am new to Cybersecurity and looking for some guidance. Thank you in advance!
Can't stay calm. May the almighty bless you for me sir. A baby student into the networking field. I've been battling with understanding networking until I finished watching this video now. I'm more equipped, encouraged, optimistic and so heart full with joy. More grace
from your comment, i imagined how happy you were after this video cleared the things you were battling with. I felt happy for you. May I ask how are you doing now with the Networking career? Any recommendations for someone who is at the stage you were at the begining?
@@Faiselmoha Hi there hope you are doing well, I am studying AWS and my instructor told me to have basic knowledge on networking should I go for this course please let me know thanks
Okay, im genuinely scared. I fell asleep and woke up to this video playing. But then i read the comments and so many other people had the same experience. No one else finds it a little creepy that this is what is automatically autoplaying for so many people? Almost like the technology itself wants us to watch this? I wish i was joking but i am not. It's a really cool video! I just wish i knew why everyone woke up to this playing.
@@seosamhohaodha3040 Excellent advice!!! Thanks for sharing! I follow David Bombal on LinkedIn, and he is always throwing out real world scenario questions. I would also check out Professor Messer! He has lots of free videos and monthly study groups! Good luck to all out there pursuing a career in IT!
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I have an AAS in Computer Systems and Networking...Aced the college course. Failed the network + and CCNA exams. Watched this video to refresh my knowledge. Passed the network + exam on my second try. Doing Packet tracer now to prepare for the CCNA. Thank you...I learned more here than reading a 600 page book over and over.
You are a legend man. No long boring introductions and not trying to sell us products. I learned from your videos more than I learned in college. Keep it up
I've been out of IT since 2006 and am coming back into it now.This is a great study guide for me but humbles me a little bit on how much I've forgotten...lol.
@@Ferrislilly I dont know what happened to him .. he used to be great .. but now he is too depressing and too negative .. All of his videos now are about something getting shut down or something going horribly wrong and he has that smug look on his face like I told u this world is doomed.
This is by far the best Network + tutorial. Not just pictures but the animation made it a classic, only the Best will want the best for others. You made Network+ so beautiful. This is a masterpiece...Thanks a million
This video was fantastic, very simple and easy to break down, even in 2024 going into 2025 with the 008 being retired and 009 becoming the the main test most of this information is still relevant
I decided to watch this in its entirety just to see what changed from the CompTIA Net+ (N10-006) to Net+ (N10-008) and I still found the relevant and irrelevant topics interesting and easy to understand. The time and effort in making these hard to understand topics to the point where anyone can understand them is a talent within itself. I greatly appreciate this video even though it is well over 7 years. Keep up the great work!!!
@@made432 Sorry so late and this may not be relevant to you anymore but I studied for at least 3 months because my mindset was wanting to blow the test out of the water but it’s a waste of time thinking like that. Do labs and go over the objectives with the AI of your choice. Also make You Tube your best friend. Best of luck to you and your IT journey.
@@bradrickrobinson7452 Hi, can give me some advice on how to do "labs". I saw it written in more places, but don't know what is meant by that. I'm not native English speaker so this term is foreign to me.
And as of today, I am N+ certified, thanks to this video and info. Sure. It's not exactly up to date, but it helps with understanding topics and concepts within Network+.
I am convinced that this is the most useful introductory networking video on the internet. Thank you so much, and please continue to produce videos in this series!
almost 7 million views and only 72k likes... some of us aren't even grateful. thank you for taking time and making this video. 8.5 years later, video is still helping people and changing futures
This was a huge help. I would love an updated version as 4 years in IT is a lifetime of new technologies! However, most of the information still holds up for anyone viewing in 2020. Thanks again!
Though this is for the older Network+ exam, it still has tons of things that are still in it. I found it very useful. Thank you for taking the time and creating this!
@@_mcknightyou can use this for a reference but please make sure you understand each one of the objectives listed in the -008. There is more info on the -008 than this series but still very useful if you have the extra time to use it as a supplementary source. Good luck!
It's hard to narrow down how much of this video was on the exam, but in general knowing all this info will help you on the exam. I'm not familiar with the differences of 006 and 007. Personally I don't think there is that much that wouldn't be covered in any 006 materials. I used this video, Prof Messer's 007 series and Mike Meyers 007 Net+ book. I crammed for 2 weeks and passed with a 780. I could have done better but I procrastinated lol I had a year and waited until the end to really book it. That's just how I work sometimes I guess. Fully understand networking concepts, wifi setups, vlans, network troubleshooting. The questions are wordy and tricky. Really understand concepts and setups and again be prepared to be asked what you as a tech would do in a situation. I was hoping for more black and white questions and answers and that wasn't the case.
This designer of this tutorial is a genius. Everything is simplified and condensed for easy understanding. I owe you gratitude that can't be expressed in words. Thanks very much.
I have been watching your channel for a while, and when my school announced they were offering this class, I signed up because of some of the videos you posted. Today, after my "orientation", if you want to call it that, I opened my UA-cam app, and this popped up. My confidence in passing this course and gaining my certification shot through the roof.
PowerCert Animated Videos also you say in the OSI model part that the Network Layer fragments data and that the Data Link Layer deals with flow control, but in the ExamCram manual it specifically states both of the things happen on the Transport Layer. I'm conflicted on whom to believe.
@@generictoast7678 Using this has the only source of review the Network + exam is not going to help you. This video has been 6 years. You will need to learn the new Wifi standards, STP/UTP cable catergories. You will need more deep knowledge on the security side as well
I cannot thak you enough for putting these Animated Videos together for the public to use. They have come in so handy, because I am a visual learner and other websites out there just talk and talk and talk without showing how it works. thank you.
Took me from Aug to december to finish this, got slowed down due to online classes and undertanding it carefully. But finally finished it. Thank you very much on this really helped me boost for a career.
This video is fantastic for visual learners and the narrator has a hypnotic delivery. I learned so much and I can't thank you enough. Wish me luck on the test!
Bro, that's because it is CompTIA Emmett Dulaney is the man! I'm certified LOL, no really I would love to pass IT CERTIFICATION. Very interesting and good money! One last thing, "SHIT" isn't Holy, but God is. No offence.
Network+ certified after watching this video and reading Mike Meyers "All in One" book! Hope to see more certifications video from you man, thank you!!!
I set a goal for 2 months. I'm currently attending WGU for school and they paid for the voucher. There were no "config" simulations per say but mostly drag and drop type questions, the rest just being multiple choice. I highly suggest going through each objective point by point and start taking practice tests. Also, I've been told to watch professor messer but I had my resource with Mike Meyers and this video! Good luck! Take all the practice exams here: www.examcompass.com/comptia/network-plus-certification/free-network-plus-practice-tests
*I know you asked for practice but I like to give a little background first :) I actually attained my CCNA through WGU late last year when it was 100-101/102. I used Ucertify with the OCG + CBT Nuggets + Boson. If I had to do it over again WITHOUT the school providing me everything, here is what I would do: 1. Purchase the Official Cert Guide AND Sybex Guide by Todd Lammle. 2. Purchase the Ex-Sim Max for CCNA by Boson 3. Purchase the Boson NetSim for Cisco (www.boson.com/netsim-cisco-network-simulator) No I'm not sponsored by Boson, I just trust the material! You could also get away with getting Packet Tracer for free but I would like to have the labs already set up for me with instructions so that's why I went with Boson. Let me know if you need any direction. Don't forget about the CCNA Reddit here, which I would post your same question there to see if you get different responses: www.reddit.com/r/ccna/ Professer Messer just came out with study notes here for CCENT: www.professormesser.com/icnd1/
Love you guys for making this! Such a great overview/review for anyone. Providing great visuals and straight to the point clarification while running through each topic in a relatively short time (considering the amount of material that needs to be covered) is not an easy task. Many have tried and failed but you guys nailed it. I applaud that. Great video.
I’ve been out of the networking game for about 20 years after going and into forensic investigations! This is an excellent refresher to prepare me for the security plus training and certification. Hopefully better horizons and new job opportunities after This goal is achieved. :-) Cheers
It's crazy how much clearer and better you are than my professor at teaching this stuff. My teacher isn't a bad person but any stretch but God does he suck at teaching. He goes way too fast and he bounces around alot.
Mr . PowerCert, thank you so much for your help. You don't know what you are really doing right now, but you are helping a lots of people around the world. On behalf of the people around the world thank you so very much. From the beginning you stared saying for the network exam you need to do this. Can you please continue to reminding us unto to the end. Thank you again .
Great video. I'd like to add one clarification. Most modern devices have Ethernet auto mdix eliminating the need for crossover cables. For devices without Ethernet auto mdix, the crossover cable shown at 0:32:44 has a 50/50 chance of working for 10Base-T and 100Base-T networks depending on which end you put where. To ensure it works either way and to use it for Gigabit networks it should be configured as follows 1-3, 2-6, 3-1, 4-7, 5-8, 6-2, 7-4 and 8-5. This will result in a crossover cable that is symmetrical in both directions and will work with Gigabit networks.
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos Can you please make a flashcard question for network+, if not at least a more detail video focusing on Subnetting, Subnet Mask and VLSM which can be utilised not only in certification exam but in real life too. I hope you can at least do this for your fan 😉
Thank you very much for the animation lectures.you helped my COMPUTER NETWORKS Exam which is tomorrow.I have watched almost every video you made in just 2 days. I love the way u presented each topic.
Hi Any chance of updating the course to meet the current version of network + . That would be so beneficial to all of us ? Or maybe just do some extra videos to cover the missing bits ? Thanks
I am convinced that this is the most useful introductory networking video on the internet. Thank you so much, and please continue to produce videos in this series! Thank you!
Bro, u hav high implementation skill . very few peoples in the world knows how 2 attractively provide info, and u r the one on those list. will love 2 see more content... Appreciation from INDIA
When I watch these or fall asleep and wake up to these I almost feel like I am AI and this is one of my many trainings. I like the information, but seriously it almost scares me lol
You have explained subnetting in such a nice and understandable way. Thank you! Love your videos. They are def helping me shape up my knowledge and get the basics
This video has helped me get a basic understanding of networking so well! I was having such a hard time trying to find a video or a good book for me to read to learn but i need to look no further. This video has helped me get a better grasp of networking.
It's really good. Now I have the content timings list, I can pick and choose those more difficult areas more easily. Also, you're right, I use myriad sources apart from the main course I enrolled on, including this one and others on UA-cam, but I love how this one helps me focus on the nitty gritty of each topic - a total boon for revision - Thankss
Thank a tonn for this video. This cleared most of the concepts in network+. I passed my network+ exam in first try today :-) With due respect Saw all your ads. ;)
Yes I passed N10-007. Ya this video is for N10-006 but what actually is upgradation? For any software hardware or book? Basic concepts 90%+some additional concepts or changes 10%. Basic concepts doesn’t change for any software upgradation or book upgradation. While going through ds video my basic concepts got cleared which is 90% of portion. And I went through different practice questions while going through dt if I didn’t knew abt anything , I studied by searching in google. And all this helped 😊
I really thank u from bottom of my heart for making such an amazing video. Please continue making videos. I would appreciate if you make of CCNA. I really appreciate your efforts of making videos 😊
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Your videos are so helpful and make it so much easier to understand! Please could you do a course video on Security+ and CySA+ 🙏 thank you so much!
Can you help me find a powerpoint presentation for it?
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0:00:08 Topologies
0:07:53 Connectors
0:15:53 Cable Standards
0:23:38 Firewalls
0:30:40 Wiring Standards
0:34:05 Media Types*
0:39:30 Components
0:51:35 Wireless Technologies*
0:54:10 Mac Address
0:55:35 OSI MODEL
0:59:50 IP Address
1:13:35 Subnetting
1:17:00 IP Addressing Methods
1:24:40 TCP/IP Protocol Suites*
1:37:30 Ports
1:38:55 Networking Services
1:47:40 Routing Protocols
1:56:00 WAN Technologies
2:00:20 Internet Access Technologies
2:07:00 Network Types
2:12:10 Remote Access Protocols & Services
2:19:35 Authentication Protocols
2:23:05 Networking Tools & Safety
2:35:05 Cloud & Virtualization**
2:45:20 Wiring Distribution*
2:49:45 VLAN, Intranet & Extranet
2:52:35 Optimization & Fault Tolerance
3:03:45 Security Protocols
3:07:30 SOHO Routers*
3:19:25 Network Utilities
3:32:15 Networking Issues
3:41:55 Troubleshooting
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Anyone else who fell asleep and woke up to this video playing 😂
Almost every night. Just did now again
Went straight to the comments to see if anyone else did too 😂
Good Lord yes lol
…add another….
Me too - I wonder if I learned anything :D
Thank you UA-cam autoplay, for leading all the sleeping people, to this very long and soft spoken video. Could have taken my anywhere, but took me to what is essentially a lullaby.
This is the reason why I passed my Network + and working closely with Network Engineer for implement new data line
Glad to know this video is still relevant, thanks for the comment!
The current N10-008 one or an earlier test? Description says that this is for the 006.
Still good for the 008 version of the test?
Just passed Network+ with a 757. This video helped me SOO much, thank you so much for making this video. If you’re taking Network+ watch this video, in its entirety. He goes over everything and makes it easy to understand. Amazing study material!
Congrats!
Is this the whole Comptia Network + content that needs to be covered for the exam?
@@sylwiazientek5182 For the most part. Test has probably been updated since I took it but I also used these vids for Security+ and it covered mostly everything.
Good luck!
@@DrWhomstdve1096 What do you do for work now? and did the Network+ cert get you that job? saw that you passed around 2 years ago and I'm curious because I'm thinking about a career change into IT
@@austynsmith41 I work in Cybersecurity for a government agency
You can go to an online university and get your CompTIA certification while still being confused about the terms, spending thousands of dollars in the process. Or you could watch this course, do a bit more research to fully understand the topics, and likely come out with the same measure of knowledge. It seems we are really paying a bunch of money just for a sheet of paper saying we know our stuff.
The game is the game..
Please tell me what's this comptia a+ and all....ik i am foolish
@@alexismoore2731 Always.
Precisely why I'm watching these video courses. I want to get a solid foundation and understanding of the concepts at hand before I spend a dime on the formal method.
I believe the main reason is because I want to ensure this is the certification I desire before I spend a large chunk of my funds on it.
Uuuuuuh you just get a cert. You can use the practice material for like 300$. Plus, a company won't just hire you unless you have computer experience previously or a cert.
You are a legend man. No long boring introductions and not trying to sell us products. I learned from your videos more than I learned in college. Keep it up
There's no other better Chanel than this one. I've earned my certification in ComptiA network+ because of your explanations and videos.
Thank you for what you're doing for this generation.
Hi! Just a quick question, did you use other videos as well? Or would it be possible for me to study this video and have the knowledge to take the Network+ exam? I am new to Cybersecurity and looking for some guidance. Thank you in advance!
Did you only use this video?
@@micktheotter9167 yes I did! Because everything is succinctly explained.
@@kingofhavila9850 oh ok nice, just wanted to make sure for the newer versions
@@micktheotter9167 yes technically there are some new features but this video gives you perfect insight to the subject
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5 years ago comment. Update your progess?
You still alive? 😂 Status update?
Can someone try pinging to him 🥲😂
Can't stay calm. May the almighty bless you for me sir.
A baby student into the networking field. I've been battling with understanding networking until I finished watching this video now.
I'm more equipped, encouraged, optimistic and so heart full with joy. More grace
from your comment, i imagined how happy you were after this video cleared the things you were battling with. I felt happy for you.
May I ask how are you doing now with the Networking career? Any recommendations for someone who is at the stage you were at the begining?
@@Faiselmoha Hi there hope you are doing well, I am studying AWS and my instructor told me to have basic knowledge on networking should I go for this course please let me know
thanks
Okay, im genuinely scared. I fell asleep and woke up to this video playing. But then i read the comments and so many other people had the same experience.
No one else finds it a little creepy that this is what is automatically autoplaying for so many people? Almost like the technology itself wants us to watch this?
I wish i was joking but i am not. It's a really cool video! I just wish i knew why everyone woke up to this playing.
We are being instructed
Perhaps for an upcoming Plandemic(disaster)
AI has limits
I dont know if you realize how much we all appreciate your videos! Seriously cant thank you enough!
Thanks for watching.
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos just found these. Excellent video's thanks. Any plan for doing sec +?
@@seosamhohaodha3040 Excellent advice!!! Thanks for sharing! I follow David Bombal on LinkedIn, and he is always throwing out real world scenario questions. I would also check out Professor Messer! He has lots of free videos and monthly study groups! Good luck to all out there pursuing a career in IT!
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I have an AAS in Computer Systems and Networking...Aced the college course. Failed the network + and CCNA exams. Watched this video to refresh my knowledge. Passed the network + exam on my second try. Doing Packet tracer now to prepare for the CCNA. Thank you...I learned more here than reading a 600 page book over and over.
🤔 that first part seems.odd to me.
Where did you get your AAS from?..
Happy you accomplished the end goal regardless..
@@motoryzen maybe he was just cramming the information. If you got AAS in networking, you should be able to pass network+ and ccna
I fell asleep to this video playing, now i want to rewatch properly.
You are a legend man. No long boring introductions and not trying to sell us products. I learned from your videos more than I learned in college. Keep it up
I love the visual of seeing vector graphics of hardware assembled together into such a detailed whole. These presentations are impressive.
yeah they sure are my friend. he actually stole these presentations from me so i deserve al the credit but hey. not trying to be a hater
@@kasper7252 yeah your presentation was cancer good man
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Two years worth of IT courses amazingly condensed into two hours in a very through and clear to understand manner. Thanks man!!
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Just passed my network+ test today! Thank you for all the help!
Great job!
hey any tips you have?
Congratulations! Where can I get some PBQs? Thanks
About to take my Network + this week. Is this video still relevant to pass??
@@hen2024Did you figure out whether this video was still relevant?
The included animations are incredible for their purpose. Just because they aren't cutting edge technically doesn't mean they aren't works of art.
Topics Include:
Topologies: 00:08
Connectors: 7:49
Cable Standards: 15:50
Firewalls: 23:35
Wiring Standards: 30:38
Media Types: 34:03
Network Components: 39:26
Wireless Technologies: 51:32
MAC Address: 54:07
OSI Model: 55:30
IP Address: 59:46
Subnetting: 1:46:09
IP Addressing Methods: 1:16:56
TCP/IP Protocol Suites: 1:24:38
Ports: 1:37:30
Networking Services: 1:35:55
Routing Protocols: 1:47:36
WAN Technologies: 1:55:55
Network Types: 2:06:58
Remote Access Protocols & Services: 2:12:09
Authentication Protocols: 2:19:34
Networking Tools & Safety: 2:23:03
Cloud & Virtualization: 2:35:04
Wiring Distribution: 2:45:24
VLAN & Intranet / Extranet: 2:49:44
Optimization & Fault Tolerance: 2:52:34
Security Protocols: 3:03:45
SOHO Routers: 3:07:26
Network Utilities: 3:19:22
Networking Issues: 3:32:13
Troubleshooting Steps: 3:41:52
I've been out of IT since 2006 and am coming back into it now.This is a great study guide for me but humbles me a little bit on how much I've forgotten...lol.
The crazy thing is when I read "2006" i thought "that was only 4 years ago"....except we're in 2020 and it was actually 14 years ago haha
exactly In your situation
@@weepingangel6805 I miss the 2000's, LOL :)
Hey Nuke, what you doing now? Are u happy that u back to IT again haha
Same!
this guy is way better than Eli Computer guy. I like his presentation and voice. Straight to the point
Seriously!
Yeah Eli is annoying by how full of himself he is.
Fuck Eli
He used to do great educational videos. Now he literally just rambles on. Listen to how many times he says "and again". Just repeats himself
@@Ferrislilly I dont know what happened to him .. he used to be great .. but now he is too depressing and too negative .. All of his videos now are about something getting shut down or something going horribly wrong and he has that smug look on his face like I told u this world is doomed.
This is by far the best Network + tutorial. Not just pictures but the animation made it a classic, only the Best will want the best for others. You made Network+ so beautiful. This is a masterpiece...Thanks a million
Thanks to you I passed my network + today
This video was fantastic, very simple and easy to break down, even in 2024 going into 2025 with the 008 being retired and 009 becoming the the main test most of this information is still relevant
I decided to watch this in its entirety just to see what changed from the CompTIA Net+ (N10-006) to Net+ (N10-008) and I still found the relevant and irrelevant topics interesting and easy to understand. The time and effort in making these hard to understand topics to the point where anyone can understand them is a talent within itself. I greatly appreciate this video even though it is well over 7 years. Keep up the great work!!!
How long did it take you to study for the N10-008 exam to the point you felt prepared to schedule the exam ? I am shooting for 4-6 weeks.
@@made432 Sorry so late and this may not be relevant to you anymore but I studied for at least 3 months because my mindset was wanting to blow the test out of the water but it’s a waste of time thinking like that. Do labs and go over the objectives with the AI of your choice. Also make You Tube your best friend. Best of luck to you and your IT journey.
@@bradrickrobinson7452 Hi, i always see people are doing "Labs", what is it? Can you give me some directions?
@@bradrickrobinson7452 Hi, can give me some advice on how to do "labs". I saw it written in more places, but don't know what is meant by that. I'm not native English speaker so this term is foreign to me.
And as of today, I am N+ certified, thanks to this video and info. Sure. It's not exactly up to date, but it helps with understanding topics and concepts within Network+.
Thats all I needed to know !
I am convinced that this is the most useful introductory networking video on the internet. Thank you so much, and please continue to produce videos in this series!
almost 7 million views and only 72k likes... some of us aren't even grateful. thank you for taking time and making this video. 8.5 years later, video is still helping people and changing futures
I had no idea Ethernet over power was even a thing, or how cable standards worked. How neat!
This was a huge help. I would love an updated version as 4 years in IT is a lifetime of new technologies! However, most of the information still holds up for anyone viewing in 2020. Thanks again!
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For you to even take the time to create animation for better understanding is fantastic. Thank you very much for this! Very appreciated!
Simplicity in explaining the concepts the best I have seen. I watched the entire video.
holy mother of acronyms, it just never ends
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Literally
Tech Videos are by far the best IT related animation out there, brilliant, easy to follow at good pace and visually amazing.
Highly recommend for those who are preparing for Compitia,Best ever Compitia course in entire UA-cam...Waiting for security+...
Though this is for the older Network+ exam, it still has tons of things that are still in it. I found it very useful. Thank you for taking the time and creating this!
So it will still work for me to get my N10-008?
@@_mcknightyou can use this for a reference but please make sure you understand each one of the objectives listed in the -008. There is more info on the -008 than this series but still very useful if you have the extra time to use it as a supplementary source. Good luck!
@@justinburnett2173 Oh okay. I'm about halfway through this video and it's a lot easier to understand than many of the other ones.
Just passed my Net+ exam today. First attempt! I lived and breathed this video for a month. Thank you so much!!
Ferrislilly fid u use anything else??
how much of this was on the N10-007?
d1 the net+ voucher is 319.00usd
I was actually asking how much of the n10 006 objectives are on the n10 007? How much of this video will be on the 007?
It's hard to narrow down how much of this video was on the exam, but in general knowing all this info will help you on the exam. I'm not familiar with the differences of 006 and 007. Personally I don't think there is that much that wouldn't be covered in any 006 materials. I used this video, Prof Messer's 007 series and Mike Meyers 007 Net+ book. I crammed for 2 weeks and passed with a 780. I could have done better but I procrastinated lol I had a year and waited until the end to really book it. That's just how I work sometimes I guess. Fully understand networking concepts, wifi setups, vlans, network troubleshooting. The questions are wordy and tricky. Really understand concepts and setups and again be prepared to be asked what you as a tech would do in a situation. I was hoping for more black and white questions and answers and that wasn't the case.
IPv6 Hexadecimal 4 bit chart conversion was the best explanation of binary to hexidecial I've found.
This designer of this tutorial is a genius. Everything is simplified and condensed for easy understanding. I owe you gratitude that can't be expressed in words. Thanks very much.
is the voice AI?
I have been watching your channel for a while, and when my school announced they were offering this class, I signed up because of some of the videos you posted. Today, after my "orientation", if you want to call it that, I opened my UA-cam app, and this popped up. My confidence in passing this course and gaining my certification shot through the roof.
you passed?
Am I the only one who randomly had this video just play in the background through UA-cam feed recommendations
Thank you :)
I just woke up after 3 hours of sleep. How tf this get on my autoplay?? LMFAO.
I fell asleep with autoplay on, and I don't know why I'm here, but I like it.
Thanks :)
same
Good thing I saved this cuz the original isn't here anymore
0:00:08 Topologies
0:07:53 Connectors
0:15:53 Cable Standards
0:23:38 Firewalls
0:34:05 Media Types*
0:39:30 Components
0:51:35 Wireless Technologies*
0:54:10 Mac Address
0:55:35 OSI MODEL
0:59:50 IP Address
1:13:35 Subnetting
1:17:00 IP Addressing Methods
1:24:40 TCP/IP Protocol Suites*
1:37:30 Ports
1:38:55 Networking Services
1:47:40 Routing Protocols
1:56:00 WAN Technologies
2:00:20 Internet Access Technologies 2:07:00 Network Types
2:12:10 Remote Access Protocols & Services
2:19:35 Authentication Protocols
2:23:05 Networking Tools & Safety 2:35:05 Cloud & Virtualization**
2:45:20 Wiring Distribution*
2:49:45 VLAN, Intranet & Extranet 2:52:35 Optimization & Fault Tolerance 3:03:45 Security Protocols
3:07:30 SOHO Routers*
3:19:25 Network Utilities
3:32:15 Networking Issues
3:41:55 Troubleshooting
PowerCert Animated Videos also you say in the OSI model part that the Network Layer fragments data and that the Data Link Layer deals with flow control, but in the ExamCram manual it specifically states both of the things happen on the Transport Layer. I'm conflicted on whom to believe.
I passed my Network + months ago. Even though the video is old. There are relevant topics on the CompTIA Network + exam
I plan on using this video as my sole resource, what percent of the video covers the test?
@@generictoast7678 Using this has the only source of review the Network + exam is not going to help you. This video has been 6 years. You will need to learn the new Wifi standards, STP/UTP cable catergories. You will need more deep knowledge on the security side as well
Absolutely a valuable treasure for anyone with a thirst for technology training.
This is the best networking channel on UA-cam hands down
Whatever you teach, I'll gladly learn it because your teaching is so good that it'll imprint on my brain forever.🎉
By far the best material I've came across. This was more useful to my learning style
this channel give me more knowledge than my college
Dam, what school did you go to?😪
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I cannot thak you enough for putting these Animated Videos together for the public to use. They have come in so handy, because I am a visual learner and other websites out there just talk and talk and talk without showing how it works. thank you.
I'm working as a Systems Administrator but this is the best explanation I have seen so far.
I fell asleep watching another video and woke up an hour into this one
Please make a new course for N10-008!!! I enjoy seeing the animations, it helps me to better understand the concepts.
am taking CCNA exam soon this video is the best that i have seen so far very clear and easy to understand thanks for sharing
Did you get easily? 😕
Took me from Aug to december to finish this, got slowed down due to online classes and undertanding it carefully. But finally finished it. Thank you very much on this really helped me boost for a career.
Great to hear!
This video is fantastic for visual learners and the narrator has a hypnotic delivery. I learned so much and I can't thank you enough. Wish me luck on the test!
💪💪You got this!
I’m studying for the network + and there are a few topologies that weren’t mentioned. Glad I came across this video
Holy shit! This is SO DAMN AWESOME! I love it and thank you for all your time and work put into this!
+Tanner Garcia Thank you! :)
Bro, that's because it is CompTIA Emmett Dulaney is the man! I'm certified LOL, no really I would love to pass IT CERTIFICATION. Very interesting and good money! One last thing, "SHIT" isn't Holy, but God is. No offence.
Network+ certified after watching this video and reading Mike Meyers "All in One" book! Hope to see more certifications video from you man, thank you!!!
Nice. Congrats!
Honestly it was! But I studied hard and passed by 10 points, but a pass is a pass!
I set a goal for 2 months. I'm currently attending WGU for school and they paid for the voucher. There were no "config" simulations per say but mostly drag and drop type questions, the rest just being multiple choice. I highly suggest going through each objective point by point and start taking practice tests. Also, I've been told to watch professor messer but I had my resource with Mike Meyers and this video! Good luck!
Take all the practice exams here: www.examcompass.com/comptia/network-plus-certification/free-network-plus-practice-tests
Shook One do you know any legit page where i can practice CCNA?
*I know you asked for practice but I like to give a little background first :)
I actually attained my CCNA through WGU late last year when it was 100-101/102. I used Ucertify with the OCG + CBT Nuggets + Boson. If I had to do it over again WITHOUT the school providing me everything, here is what I would do:
1. Purchase the Official Cert Guide AND Sybex Guide by Todd Lammle.
2. Purchase the Ex-Sim Max for CCNA by Boson
3. Purchase the Boson NetSim for Cisco (www.boson.com/netsim-cisco-network-simulator)
No I'm not sponsored by Boson, I just trust the material! You could also get away with getting Packet Tracer for free but I would like to have the labs already set up for me with instructions so that's why I went with Boson. Let me know if you need any direction.
Don't forget about the CCNA Reddit here, which I would post your same question there to see if you get different responses: www.reddit.com/r/ccna/
Professer Messer just came out with study notes here for CCENT: www.professormesser.com/icnd1/
not even trying to get a certification, just watching because it's a powercert video.
It only clicked after I watched this video, can’t be more thankful!!!
You're a life Saver! I feel much more prepared to take the exam just from watching this.
Thank you for publishing all of this for free. YOU DA MEN!!!
Love you guys for making this! Such a great overview/review for anyone. Providing great visuals and straight to the point clarification while running through each topic in a relatively short time (considering the amount of material that needs to be covered) is not an easy task. Many have tried and failed but you guys nailed it. I applaud that. Great video.
Thanks Nick, appreciate the comment.
Hello, i have watch the video for two times and i pass the exam very easy last weekend. Thx for sharing . Great Respect!
This the complete course guide to study about Network +?
Honestly, it seems to be. It just goes straight into the information without a bunch of filler like other videos.
I’ve been out of the networking game for about 20 years after going and into forensic investigations! This is an excellent refresher to prepare me for the security plus training and certification. Hopefully better horizons and new job opportunities after This goal is achieved. :-) Cheers
jot meier that's all you did was watch this twice
@@moretwocome21 would you say the big bucks are in forensics? Are you using the security cert with forensics?
thank you for all your efforts and time you spent on creating or preparing such helpful video, thank you again.
It's crazy how much clearer and better you are than my professor at teaching this stuff. My teacher isn't a bad person but any stretch but God does he suck at teaching. He goes way too fast and he bounces around alot.
I'm watching every ads on the video!
I hope you'll made the CompTIA Server video too!
Great job!
Thank you!
Thank you
Mr . PowerCert, thank you so much for your help. You don't know what you are really doing right now, but you are helping a lots of people around the world. On behalf of the people around the world thank you so very much. From the beginning you stared saying for the network exam you need to do this. Can you please continue to reminding us unto to the end. Thank you again .
+Ed Edward Thank you, and you're welcome.
Great video. I'd like to add one clarification. Most modern devices have Ethernet auto mdix eliminating the need for crossover cables. For devices without Ethernet auto mdix, the crossover cable shown at 0:32:44 has a 50/50 chance of working for 10Base-T and 100Base-T networks depending on which end you put where. To ensure it works either way and to use it for Gigabit networks it should be configured as follows 1-3, 2-6, 3-1, 4-7, 5-8, 6-2, 7-4 and 8-5. This will result in a crossover cable that is symmetrical in both directions and will work with Gigabit networks.
I added these videos to my list of reasons why struggling to learn English was and is worth the effort.
This is the best network lesson ever in my life,
Thank you Power Sert , please put more updated lessons I’ll be looking forward to you!!!
I just fell asleep and woke up to this
Damn I'm loving this!!!, thank you !!!.....I hope you can do a CCNA version of this soon!!!!
YES
I can’t find a word in the dictionary to describe how appreciated with this incredible work. Thank you sir you are legend.
With This course I learnt a lot of computers Networks and I improve my english level.
I just play any of your videos randomly everyday just to support you through watching ad in your video with great content
I appreciate that
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos Is it possible to make a video on Network plus 10-007, the current one?
I want to but....the problem is that is takes a very long time to do it...especially for one person. I'm probably going to wait for the next exam.
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos Can you please make a flashcard question for network+, if not at least a more detail video focusing on Subnetting, Subnet Mask and VLSM which can be utilised not only in certification exam but in real life too. I hope you can at least do this for your fan 😉
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos You are such a nice person.
Thank you very much for the animation lectures.you helped my COMPUTER NETWORKS Exam which is tomorrow.I have watched almost every video you made in just 2 days. I love the way u presented each topic.
I fell asleep on my phone and ended up here 😭😭😭
Me tooo 😂😂😂😂
Hi
Any chance of updating the course to meet the current version of network + . That would be so beneficial to all of us ? Or maybe just do some extra videos to cover the missing bits ?
Thanks
I am convinced that this is the most useful introductory networking video on the internet. Thank you so much, and please continue to produce videos in this series! Thank you!
This is the best networking fundamentals video on youtube ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Bro, u hav high implementation skill .
very few peoples in the world knows how 2 attractively provide info, and u r the one on those list.
will love 2 see more content...
Appreciation from INDIA
This video auto played after watching all of @NetworkChuck 's CCNA videos and this one blew my mind!
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Great presentation of information. Looking forward to current, 2019 Security+ :)
Tomorrow is my interview, I just finished the whole video and now filling completes, appreciate ur hardwork
Good luck!!
When I watch these or fall asleep and wake up to these I almost feel like I am AI and this is one of my many trainings. I like the information, but seriously it almost scares me lol
You have explained subnetting in such a nice and understandable way. Thank you! Love your videos. They are def helping me shape up my knowledge and get the basics
Hi, Would you be able to do an updated version of this? I love your content and how you teach so a more up to date version would be amazing :)
This video has helped me get a basic understanding of networking so well! I was having such a hard time trying to find a video or a good book for me to read to learn but i need to look no further. This video has helped me get a better grasp of networking.
You sir are a saint. UA-cam should give you a medal.
I fell asleep and let UA-cam take the wheel and I wake up to this 😂
It's really good. Now I have the content timings list, I can pick and choose those more difficult areas more easily. Also, you're right, I use myriad sources apart from the main course I enrolled on, including this one and others on UA-cam, but I love how this one helps me focus on the nitty gritty of each topic - a total boon for revision - Thankss
Thank a tonn for this video. This cleared most of the concepts in network+. I passed my network+ exam in first try today :-)
With due respect Saw all your ads. ;)
Wow, nice. Congrats. This video is for the N10-006 and you passed the N10-007?
Yes I passed N10-007. Ya this video is for N10-006 but what actually is upgradation? For any software hardware or book?
Basic concepts 90%+some additional concepts or changes 10%. Basic concepts doesn’t change for any software upgradation or book upgradation. While going through ds video my basic concepts got cleared which is 90% of portion. And I went through different practice questions while going through dt if I didn’t knew abt anything , I studied by searching in google. And all this helped 😊
I really thank u from bottom of my heart for making such an amazing video. Please continue making videos. I would appreciate if you make of CCNA. I really appreciate your efforts of making videos 😊
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos sir i completed n+ in ur video.. 007 like 006 sir??
This was very helpful. You made it simple, interesting and fun to watch with the animation.
I don't have money to buy this kind of courses but now because of you i can access this, millions of thanks buddy..!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Buddy you are a Hero!!! Taking all this time to make content that educates people.