1:39:00 I think wireless mesh network use RSTP/STP to detect loops? I get what you are saying though, the wireless mesh network would not know about the loop caused by the physical cables. Could the router connecting to both the wireless bridge and the physical cable not use STP to detect loops though?

The sales dept wrote this script, the engineers managed to get a couple of sentences past them, but this was a pointless video.

Too much sales talk, too many buzz words. I thought this was supposed to be training???

He knows a lot but we really need diagrams to help explain the theory and need to slow this down. It's like someone is shouting acronyms at me while waving their hands and the camera man keeps cutting to different angles.

Hi, I've been watching your KZbin videos for the past week, and they're outstanding. You're doing a fantastic job as a content creator. Do you need help continuing your KZbin journey?

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"How South African would you like this to be?"....."Yes."

This works very well.

Yes!!!! I did it!!!

Great video on NTP/PTP...as David Bowie once said 'Time flexes...'

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Gracias, excellent video. Helpful

I watched a few episodes so far and came back to the first one to say that this series is a really nice compressed tid bits into network security. It's really great work and quality you've put out!

Outstanding content...thank you!

Can you put up more of this series? 1 & 3 etc?

I would have loved to hear about how exactly isis distributes the information and who has what information. When I plug in a device into an UNI port on BEB-X how does BEB-Y at the other end of the network exactly get to know that this customer MAC is behind BEB-X? Does every change get distributed to everyone or do they update each other hop by hop?

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Does it go out to the LAN or WAN ?

Amazing presentation. You make learning new concepts and methodologies so easy... keep up the fantastic work!

0:00 - Intro 0:56 - The Era of 6 GHz 2:22 - 6 GHz design considerations 3:58 - Wired Ethernet and PoE considerations 5:12 - 6 GHz as a new paradigm 5:51 - Security: WPA3 8:44 - Open Networks and Enhanced Open 9:53 - Challenges with 6 GHz Standard Power 12:30 - Usefulness of 2.4 GHz in the future 15:01 - Roaming 15:19 -- Thoughts on 802.11k/v/r roaming 17:32 -- Federated roaming (e.g., Open Roaming) 19:00 - 5G vs. Wi-Fi 22:28 - Site survey comments

its frustrating when vendors never talk about the configuration of getting the AP on the network in the first place. Native vlan, trunking, tagged/untagged ports, cisco port configuration, extreme port configuration, etc. They just assume that the AP is on the network correctly. How does that happen? Couldn't even find anything in the extreme docs on this.

heres what raised my curiosity to bring me here. I use my phones wifi hot spot for my home internet (i know... but its more than enough for me) and when i had me a Polar Pop (40oz) and had it placed between my phone and computers wifi reciever I noticed a drop in my steam downloads whenever i took a swig (moved the large volume of liquid) in and out of the direct path of the two (consistent results with like 10-15 drink moves)

Rj45 did change a little. Amazon seems obsessed with the dumbass pass though where the conductors are pulled through the front then sheered off by a special crimper.

So a demand for a network driven by machine learning ties to sensors focusing on environmental queues..i.e i think using a network of sensors to know when to say, allow a heard of cows to rotate onto a new rested parcel of land could be an interesting use of networking and coding in the regenerative agriculture space.

Will all patient data converge across all countries without manual medical resumes or personal records?

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Don't forget to mention you only able to get firmware updates during 12 month after purchase...

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Why most of the speakers just talking and showing themselves instead of explaning the subject visual and written ?

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Your explanations are so amazing! Thank you so much!!

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Good and brief.

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Today’s experience is that the whole network in and out of store went bonk….

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Hi.. Whe he says 1024 gives you 10bits per symbol.. Does that mean from an OFDMA standpoint, 10 bits per an ofdma tone/subcarrier?

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You explained very well thank you brother im studying for CCST

Extremely well presented, thank you!

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Thank you, this is what I needed.

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Not enough water for the test. Just a bit more and your wifi will fail. I use and tested this with wifi cameras that i use underwater. Ia swimming pool or a lake WiFi stops working when the receiver is farther away and the transmitter is farther away underwater

Very nice video. Thanks for share this with us.

Could you please explain whats the difference between 5420 n 5520 series switch?

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