1.11 a Nonoverlapping Wi Fi channels - CCNA Exam

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[@NetworkBruh]

Glad to hear that! Im glad these videos are helping you out.Stay tuned for more, ill be going over CCNA basics for a while with these Live Streams called "LiveLabs" Monday - Thursday 8PM EST. I will then start doing CCNP level videos again and i'm taking all of you guys with me!!!

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[@NetworkBruh]

I appreciate the kind words Nick!!! I'll be doing more videos on the CCNA soon. I'm trying to get back on the wagon to get the CCNP certification but just been busy with work projects. Good luck on your CCNA and thanks for watching!!! More to come!!

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[@NetworkBruh]

Great to hear! Good luck on the exam!

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[@huggiessupriem]

Thanks bruh!!! needed this video! my wireless skills are not the best thank you!!!

[@gee40trots]

Thanks man its my first time seeing the Electromagnetic spectrum... really fascinating

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[@voiceofreason314]

Needed this! Much appreciated.

[@mohanshetty4474]

Awesome explain about wireless Plzz do videos on switching routing security

[@orlandoalfaro1306]

Simply awesome video. Thansk a lot!

[@NetworkBruh]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!!!

[@cleversonsantos7551]

Great explanation, thanks! Where can I find this specific EM Spectrum image?

[@kyledupont7711]

According to my Wi-Fi analyzer, my router chooses a channel that is the same as a bunch of other networks. why is that?

[@deepseeker6245]

3:36 = orthogonal

[@NetworkBruh]

That's the word I was looking for lol. Thanks deep seeker!!

[@derrik-bosse]

If my calculations are correct, 2.4 GHz range is several octaves above a pitch between C and D

[@hanselmora1]

Awesome video bruh!

[@mutasimabrar6592]

Hi, the lecture was great and the comparison with the radio made the whole thing easier. My one confusion is if 2 wifi networks use the same channel (e.g. channel 6 ) in the 2.4 bands, aren't they going to overlap each other? I mean considering there are thousands of wifi, how do we use the same channel for all of them? Would appreciate it if anyone can explain that. Thanks

[@ElreyRayo]

perpendicular is the emr 3D reference or transversal :) good info

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Yes that's the word I was looking for!

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[@MuhammadAslam-ql7bi]

nice info sir thanks

[@NetworkBruh]

You're Welcome Muhammad!

[@kaizoku47]

thanks bro : 2.4GHZ is an unlicensed spetrum which could be used by any one ! thats why wifi use 2.4ghz ,bluetouth ,and other devices

[@NetworkBruh]

Yep, Good point!

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[@gee40trots]

Lol shout out to the dudes who discovered the frequency

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[@NetworkBruh]

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