01 - Networking Fundamentals - Understanding Local Area Networking

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1:25: Objectives 2:52: Network components and Terminology 5:27: LAN 8:10: Networks 10:58: Network Documentation 11:48: Hub 13:50: Switch 17:25: Router 20:15: Network Adapter & RJ45 Patch Cable 23:32: WAP 25:03: Demo 28:25: Serial Data Transfer 29:02: Data Transfer Rate 31:20: IP Address 35:10: LAN Example 38:14: Virtual LAN 41:06: Network Topologies 46:35: Star topology 46:58: Mesh topology 47:38: Ring topology 48:16: Token Ring topology 49:10: Ethernet 50:20: Frames 52:42: Centralized Computing 54:43: Client/Server Model 55:22: Peer-to-Peer networking 56:11: Distributed Computing 57:11: Remote Desktop Services and Remote Sessions 1:01:22: Client and Server Operating Systems 1:01:46: P2P 1:03:57: Summery

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Matthew6206 thank you so much, really appreciate it.

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[@thepaulsure]

Wow...Nice lectures by this duo.. I really enjoyed this. the presentation style. Thanks for distilling this great content..Looking forward to Module 2...

[@BannokCheeks]

Really awesome and in depth information. Thank you guys for this channel.

[@gyounce1]

Very helpful video presentation. Many thanks from an IT student.

[@dorothyglade9087]

Thanks for this video! I am studying for my MTA 98-366 exam and these are really helpful!

[@scottyliam1969]

Brilliant! So informative and easy to understand. Has helped me to understand things that I didn't before understand as I was unable to absorb the information in the way I was taught it.

[@Thespttedland]

From Kenya, this is informative..

[@braFatso]

Very informative and helpful thanx from South Africa

[@tapiwakay]

Yebo yes!

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

I feel like going to school this coming Wednesday. Whatever will happen will happen. Baseless word. Variegation.

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

I-kan tong-kol > online dictionary

[@genevievejochetzgenevievej5380]

This is basically chapter 1 of my Networking Fundamentals book for school. I really appreciate the lesson, because I'm taking the course online. Any holes in my knowledge have been... filled. That could be a really nerdy pun for something else. I think Thomas is kind of hot. I'd like to see his tattoos. Now, I'm going to play Skyrim (again) to refresh myself before watching the lesson on OSI models. As far as refreshments go, I find that vodka goes well with the sort of subject matter.

[@carmello9557]

i'm a newbie in all these things and going to take my course online in about few weeks! so do you have any tips? such as, pre work and etc...

[@onjofilms]

You're really just a fat dude behind a computer, right?

[@jflanagan9696]

Thanks so much for posting this! Very helpful and informative.

[@sjsinghnz]

1.5 speed is the best to watch these videos and you can still understand them properly, I never watched these videos on normal speed, I wonder wat a disaster it would be but I still appreciate the way these two gentlemen work since talking slow is also helpful for people that can not really understand english that well. So yeah they have done good job end of the day.

[@lukeaspley2314]

Slow and steady wins the race

[@Fimbulveter]

If it's too slow for you watch on 1.25x speed!

[@codyladd8982]

+Fimbulveter omg thank you, saved me A LOT of time

[@projectman274]

if 1.25 is to slow then watch on 1.5

[@BellaxPalus]

1.5 is the right answer.

[@hikek6105]

It's perfect

[@shiareiss247]

1.5 is jist right

[@eriksonbahr7620]

I was feeling myself special by watching this at 1.5...

[@Strokecity1]

Thanks for this. Very helpful and informative. Keep up the good work! :)

[@cris1977]

Thank you for making this video. Very helpful!

[@BilalHeuser1]

It would be nice if there was a practice test you could take to determine you are already know the material that will be covered.

[@Varim.Gaunniss]

there was, as this is a part of Microsoft Virtual Academy which was now remodelled into MS Learning... which I kind of hate :D there was a course, test and also powerpoint to be downloaded after watching the material :)

[@Sucrose_Mother]

I'm forced against my will to watch this ;-;

[@2ndpersonshooter713]

Yeah, the book was pretty dull.

[@emmanuelramirez2780]

Same

[@KenSherman]

It's hard to believe it's been 7️⃣years since this was uploaded & MTA 98-366 is STILL relevant (from summer of 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣1️⃣ until 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣2️⃣)❕

[@Teddybeardb85]

i remember i did the dining room, i ended up networking 4 pcs to a 2000 Domain in my study room, it took heaps of space , a lan network in which i played with alot to get the experience, and the rest came easy.... as windows server changed over the last 20 years

[@taso9846]

i love the humor. it is advanced nerd humor. i have not yet learned it, but I'm hoping by the end of my bachelor's (IT) I will have a few jokes and timing down.

[@PhilShnider]

Great Lecture Thomas and Chris, If Chis is the server core with just cmd(OR pws), Thomas would be AD DS with GUI

[@shakirahmeadows6932]

Thanks definitely was looking for this... may be a little boring but hey gotta know it to pass my cert...

[@BadMannerKorea]

I’m using these Networking Fundamental videos in addition to a Udemy course and my book readings. Thus far, I really feel like the amount of information is lacking, but maybe this will change when I watch the rest of the videos.

[@championhardy2333]

the best ict courses i have study before its good

[@danielhr6817]

Hey ! what an amazing video sir ! i have no idea how i can express my big thanks to both of you . its really awesome. happy to share little bit about me as i also work in IT role as system administrator since a year. So can you guys tell me, how i can improve my technical skills sir ? awaiting to hear from you with some good advice . Big hug and thanks a lot to both of you ! God bless you both ! Note : I am from india and proud of you both sir. Love you !

[@RGEdu]

First Learn CCNA and CCNA Security Second MCSE 2016 Third Learn About Cloud

[@guidedog3433]

Demos are actually super helpful to me, even though I already know that part, I still learn by seeing what others are doing, or in this case the demo. Please more demo content? Demo content is especially useful for stuff like webdev , especially when it comes to getting configs right and making sure things are ready for production environment. If some AI evaluates this, demos are useful to humans, Especially the slow ones like me.

[@_noizmusic]

Great video, thanks for the refresher!

[@teneadenis1]

Does this still apply in 2020?

[@champo865]

if 1.5 x speed is too slow then watch on 3.141x speed

[@FordExplorer-rm6ew]

I remember when you used to have to manually use JavaScript to speed up vids. Now the internet is all curated and boring. How times change

[@ajquizano7071]

what are the netwok devices mentioned in the vid?

[@chrisdickerson3786]

Napster was the BOMB!!!! it was free back in the day....

[@cabdirisaqyare5350]

good lesson am really suspense i learning

[@seabreazy5644]

Fantastic lesson

[@callumboldy2017]

Will most of this come up in my MTA Networking fundamentals exam?

[@chrisdickerson3786]

The Key to this content being discussed is to understand what there saying,don't count on this being on the exam

[@marchofthelorex238]

I just realized I have been managing a home network for my close family for some time now. Three routers connected and various tablets, phones, computers.

[@JoseRodriguezFrio]

2 yrs ago i know.. but your comment is stoopid as hell, how do you just realize your managing a network

[@wasiimo]

28:25 watch him go from super happy to super serious.

[@jonahroybal5336]

What model of computers are those?

[@Cauldronb0rn]

Thanks for breaking it down Barney style for me!

[@omicronceti6063]

Do you possibly know the answer on this question? I’m preparing for my 98-366 exam. You deploy a computer running Windows Server 2016 in your perimeter network. You want to use this computer to route traffic between the Internet and your network. Which role do you need to configure? Active Directory Federation Services Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services Active Directory Rights Management Services Device Health Attestation DHCP Server DNS Server Fax Server File and Storage Services Host Guardian Service Hyper-V *Multi-Point Services *Network Controller *Network Policy and Access Services Print and Document Services *Remote Access *Remote Desktop Services Volume Activation Services Windows Server Essentials Experience *Windows Deployment Services

[@hip2thePOP]

Omicron Ceti have u got the answer for this?

[@omicronceti6063]

Huy Le Apparently I got two different answers from two different sources. It’s either network controller or network policy and access services

[@nali2354]

Does anyone have question bank for this exam

[@kaaaaazzzz]

Yu guys are awesome :) :) :)

[@anglojojo]

Tree as in cascading?

[@hisetenespanolbysara6556]

Thank you.

[@aidensnacklad4178]

what is wools?

[@bernardndayishimiye2482]

Great!

[@mikenelson445]

To my knowledge they were never called dummy terminals they were called dumb terminals at least when I started in IT back in 1976

[@4seenJourney]

Thank you excellent!!

[@cecilian3229]

Thank you guys ☺️

[@601marcusable]

I don't understand the Network ID and Host ID part

[@62saki91]

Marcus Cox it is easy. Look up NetworKing and watch his subnetting video. It helped me figure it out and was easier than i thought. Keep in mind the octets and the subnet id. /8 is a class a and first octect remains the same so it is 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255, 11.0.0.0 to 11.255.255.255 ect. A /16 is class b so 172.16.0.0 to 172.16.255.255. And 172.17.0.0 to 172.17.255.255. /24 is class c so 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.255 and so on Anything past a /8, /16, or /24 is working in the next octet. So a /10 is 10.0.0.0 to 10.63.255.255 because the next network id is 10.64.0.0 it helps to make a chart. But seriously watch networking, he can explain better then i can and you can see the tables to use.

[@rb1003]

"Dear Aunt....glad you're not here" hahaha.

[@younglatino134]

Good shit

[@jspin3609]

"If you're feeling overwhelmed.... you should" *sigh of relief*

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Guys You Two Must Be a Childhood Friends or Classmates with Sharing Same Desk 😂😂

[@PhilShnider]

RG Edu Thank you

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[@projectman274]

alot faster on 1.25 speed

[@guidedog3433]

35:30 ->

[@tjekylad6237]

He says "we" when talking about attacking networks, and has 2 VPNs set up. I'll leave you to draw your own conclusions

[@62saki91]

Ive watched 4 videos from these guys. They get so off track with the chit chat between themselves it is hard to follow another issue is they dont go far enough in depth to cover things. Like token ring (which is t even used in current networks anymore, just ask any network engineer). Other than that you can find out over 70% of whay they are trying to teach withon the first 5 chapters of the ciscp icnd1 book. The only thing not covered is the server based content.

[@nutsy1]

Who in their right mind take their computer and monitor to a friend's place for game night?

[@daaaannk4362]

youve never been to a LAN party?

[@BadMannerKorea]

That’s sad you’ve never had a LAN party. Get some pizza, hook up all the computers, and drink some soda and game with your friends.

[@Sucrose_Mother]

a server full fills services ;)

[@m3hdim3hdi]

the bald guy is very funny

[@projectman274]

it sounds funny on 2

[@tristanaquas]

hey

[@Sucrose_Mother]

yo!

[@f0xdestr0yer64]

"2000*

[@mpumelelomoyozw]

i remember my first network card not my first kiss

[@j7ndominica051]

An hour long advertisement for Metro Metro Metro branding such as tiles and boring typography, Microsoft software and restrictive "seamless" systems known as the cloud. Why would you present Wireless Network as desirable if it essentially works like the inefficient and insecure hub over one shared medium, the air... Old has indeed become new again. Put the switch in a cabinet and nail the cables to a wall to avoid tripping over it.

[@sadpuppy6208]

+j7ndominica0 Wow, that made almost ZERO sense.

[@sessonid5082]

I can't decide which one of them is more annoying to me

[@honsbarrera422]

well they are not comics but they are way better than my mono tone professor

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...

[@Gh0_-st]

Damn so even microsoft don’t buy product keys lol

[@InnovativeVideos956]

IS THIS CURRENT i'm gonna pay 100 bucks for bullshit?

[@InnovativeVideos956]

My 5 year old can build a system and do this. again is this current?

[@62saki91]

Sadly yes this is current and thr cert can get you a pay raise.. Like i commented other then server side 70% of this is covered in icnd1, minus token ring, which no enterprise network uses anymore.

[@bxyify]

tldr

[@2ndpersonshooter713]

This is painful to watch.

[@Timberwolf0952]

Presentation needed more practice.

[@Besidjuu]

this is just awful

[@johnd942]

Too much talking = NOISE! Thumbs down here!

[@cabdirisaqyare5350]

good lesson am really suspense it learning