forcing my kids to make Ethernet cables // FREE CCNA // EP 11

[@davidbombal]

Amazing content again! You are changing the game Chuck!

[@krishnachaitanya5965]

U both guys are amazing sir..🤩❤#david and #chuck

[@aliyacinta4875]

Hahha,,a competitors has appear ... u are good to sir :D

[@jorgemontero384]

@@aliyacinta4875 They are not competitors, David and Chuck are actually friends, and they both provide info without the idea of competing with each other.

[@rajkumar-ik8cd]

Hi sir! So inspired by ur videos

[@Anatol_SG]

@David Bombal, don't lag behind, stick on some eyelashes and tell us about red team ;) Kidding! You both are my networking heroes! I learned a tonne from you two

[@Palifra]

After making thousands of patch cables back in the days I still watched this video. RJ45, fm45 even some m12s. You make such an essential, but boring topic so interesting. Great show man.

[@rasmushauerberglauridsen2237]

The fact that he used his daughters to mock everyone who fails ...

[@NetworkChuck]

Failure is NOT an option

[@LightningShiva1]

You either learn or you win.

[@rasmushauerberglauridsen2237]

@@NetworkChuck Absolutely! Thanks for great videos!

[@FjederDennis]

Master Yoda used to say "do or do not there is no try" :P

[@diggit67]

@@NetworkChuck sometimes you're pure evil i love it, that's the way to do it

[@marianarlt]

By far the most wholesome tech teaching vid on yt. Why did this not go viral? You're a great dad AND a great teacher! The energy you're presenting this with is something to strive for!

[@marktackman2886]

"Hey bae come watch these kids drink coffee", I pause the video, she walks in, and they spit the coffee out, we laughed!

[@NetworkChuck]

Love this!

[@CYKG2023]

😂 love that part my kids actually would of love that coffee the way I make it

[@XzTS-Roostro]

Makes me wonder how they had it? With or without Cream/Sugar?

[@scotthutchings5341]

As a father of three girls myself, I totally get the painted nails routine.

[@yxs8495]

Should probably go full regalia. Put on the dress and make sure that your he/she/they/them know how to "make it rain" at drag queen story hour. This is what passes for fathers nowadays. The West is dooomed!

[@nativecascadian4141]

100% Respect. I went on a hunting trip with the boys, took my boots off and had bright pink toenails. And one of the other guys goes "daughters... respect."

[@djelav8]

I don't...

[@raiderth3gr3at]

@@yxs8495 womp womp incel

[@Quilla999]

thank you so much for all of these, i’m 16 and this type of stuff is my future and dream i’m learning so much from you, seriously thank you!!

[@NetworkChuck]

Man, you’re starting so early! That’s amazing!

[@Quilla999]

P.S. You made my day!! 😁

[@pctech1042]

I'm learning ethical hacking at 12 ;)

[@marktackman2886]

​@@Quilla999 This is the way.

[@m.waleed.h]

I started at 16 too with just dealing with my home wifi and now I am working with servers, automation and much more. (I am 20 now by the way and starting my college)

[@jimjone7645]

You are such a cruel, cruel parent. If you force them to make fiber cables I’m calling child services j/k 🤣🤣

[@ParadoxRoyal]

I wish my parents made me make cables as a kid lol

[@albiongashi9719]

I no longer have internet...all I'm left with is a cut ethernet cable.

[@catman1353]

Yet you still commented lmao

[@albiongashi9719]

@@catman1353 I can explain...

[@alabamalockpicking]

It's called data on ur phone

[@theinceptor3672]

@@alabamalockpicking it's called neighbour's wifi

[@alabamalockpicking]

@@theinceptor3672 that to

[@justinthomas3838]

This guy is funny but he's also smart keeping it simple. And the fact that he taught his daughters and use them in the video I found to be pretty entertaining and just high five dad:-)

[@noahg2]

0:14 noobs after entering the IT field

[@vaskomarinov7042]

hahahaha yes

[@myname-mz3lo]

thats how i feel one year in bahahaha

[@fasolya99]

"What about my other nails?" Love your family 😂😂♥️♥️

[@durakis]

she was so concerned about it, made me laugh

[@NetworkChuck]

It's time to get SERIOUS about your CCNA. Take the next steps with Boson: bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Watch the whole course: bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: ntck.co/NCAcademy Do you know how to make an Ethernet Cable? YOU NEED TO! Knowing how to make a Cat5e RJ45 network patch cable is an ESSENTIAL IT skill (or at least a rite of passage)! Also, how does it work? We're going to DIVE DEEP into how an ethernet cable works, from the twisted pairs to the history. Video Stuff --------------------------------------------------- a fantastic article on ethernet: bit.ly/3sqoeVQ EVERYTHING you need to make an ethernet cable: geni.us/JVvh93 (affiliate) **Sponsored by Boson Software It's time to get your CCNA! --------------------------------------------------- ►Watch the whole course: bit.ly/nc-ccna ►CCNA Courseware: bit.ly/boson_cw (Boson) (Affiliate) ►CCNA Lab: bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNA Practice Exam: bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Lab: bit.ly/encornetsim (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Practice Exam: bit.ly/encorexsim (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Check out my new channel, @NetworkChuck Clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: discord.gg/networkchuck SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a KZbin Member: bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: NetworkChuck.coffee STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: bit.ly/nc_twitch 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:21 ⏩ What do you need? 4:04 ⏩ make an ethernet cable????? (what does that mean?) 4:21 ⏩ STEP 1: Take off the cable's pants (remove some sheath) 6:40 ⏩ HOW ethernet cables work (a deep dive) 7:33 ⏩ what is the ethernet jacket (sheath?) 7:59 ⏩ twisted pair? Why? 9:31 ⏩ 1000BASE-T 10:40 ⏩ 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX 12:49 ⏩ how data is sent over an ethernet cable 13:43 ⏩ Ethernet NICs 18:02 ⏩ the straight-through cable 19:07 ⏩ the crossover cable 21:44 ⏩ Gigabit Ethernet (CAT5e) 26:13 ⏩ the magic of Auto MDI-X 29:39 ⏩ STEP 2: Put your wires in order 33:33 ⏩ STEP 3: Trim your wires 33:58 ⏩ STEP 4: RJ45 header crimp time 36:39 ⏩ STEP 5: TEST your cable 38:40 ⏩ QUIZ TIME

[@IEatMicrowaves]

pin ur self

[@0xBuda]

I been working in it for 3 years now in Argentina and your videos made me recover my eagerness for learning. Your way for explaining is fun and different. Thank you very much!!! :)

[@YogaGirlEurope]

I'm giving 1,000 Robux to Every Viewer! (Robux Giveaway Live)

[@Thamli]

Now everytime they find scissors they'll be cutting cables everywhere Minimum CAT6 please

[@NetworkChuck]

Yeah, but then I’ll make them fix it :)

[@arshidshafi378]

@@NetworkChuck chuck why have u painted ur nails. It's not looking good at all.

[@Arfadezz]

@@arshidshafi378 no space for haters on this channel

[@MrSuperIntruder]

@@arshidshafi378 a fun way to teach his daughters which cable go's where... I agree though could of used a different method.

[@MrSuperIntruder]

@@Arfadezz matter of opinion perhaps??? a guy isn't supposed to paint his nails... it's just a big nono

[@hassenbouchhiwa9827]

"Who needs ethernet when you have family " -Dominic Toretto

[@josiahsage9792]

Me: Has made dozens of successful ethernet cables with the exact same kit Also me: Hmmmm

[@michaelgentles1859]

This video is going to be required training for my technicians from now on!

[@YogaGirlEurope]

I'm giving 1,000 Robux to Every Viewer! (Robux Giveaway Live)

[@gyrotwist6335]

Learning this is super important especially when working from home, you can run the cable from your router in one room into a room on the other side of you house to where your computer is so you have a more reliable connection while working from home.

[@NetworkChuck]

Dang, great example.

[@gyrotwist6335]

@@NetworkChuck Thanks :)

[@peterbelanger4094]

The same skills translate well to/from audio/video equipment.

[@YogaGirlEurope]

I'm giving 1,000 Robux to Every Viewer! (Robux Giveaway Live)

[@sarinaht]

You are incredibly and insanely gifted in teaching. Your style is so natural, funny, engaging, captivating. I was totally captivated with this CAT5 video and all your other videos. Lovely to see your kids!!

[@ajitpatil4783]

they literally taught this in my school, but still I never do this ethernet cable making

[@scarm7637]

which school tho?

[@hrsh042]

Whoa ! Do you study at google

[@gswhite]

Love your content, making Networking and Tech fun. You're Kids are adorable! Keep up the great work. for us IT Colleagues in UK. :)

[@kjellandree7413]

2:23 "and do tha..." *internet goes out*

[@bitman32x]

This is really fun to watch, especially when your older daughter reacted when you throw the crimping tool.

[@marcasite6870]

Great! Now I'll be having Ethernet Cables hanging all around my room.

[@BrandenBrick]

Thanks Chuck! You're awesome and your fam is awesome! I'm glad you went through where it started with CAT 3/10BASE-T, it actually helped me with remembering the order, since 1,2,3, & 6 stay the same colours (yes coloUrs, eh :P). You explain things really well, and that was smart to paint your nails with your girls. Can't wait to continue this playlist, and learn more networking. God bless!

[@anfxf6513]

This is my Frist time i have ever watching at same time when after uploaded

[@NetworkChuck]

Yes!!!

[@blakedadd]

That look on Chloe's face, like you just threw a dead rat on the table.😂

[@buluskok8392]

Check out gwin_tech on Instagram he’s reliable and really good hacker he’s the best

[@HTMWorkshop]

Agreed, everyone should know this! Love their reactions

[@deveshsaini3139]

Feeling like I can clear ccna with the help of your content at the age of 16.... Love from every technology lover sir. Love from India.

[@jake-24754]

Love your videos man, keep it up.

[@NetworkChuck]

Thanks Jake!

[@Anime_Momento]

Hello Chuck. I have a question that if the 1000 base-t can send and receive data simultaneously on all the pairs than why do we need the 1000 base--t crossover design?

[@abinash2000]

The point is not the 10000 base-t, Now a days Most of the network devices and hosts now have an Auto MDIX feature so devices will automatically choose the pins to send and receive data back in the days we didn't have this feature that is why we needed 1000 base-t crossover. Hope it helps.

[@hab1b135]

dude i love how passionate you are for IT, i just started learning from google, youtube and forums but i thinks im getting there, but your explanations are just magic

[@jeremyf7867]

Chuck, thanks for this! I got my 9 and almost 11 year old children involved in this one to learn. At least one was able to make it all the way through to a completed cable :)

[@iamblinkk8611]

Love you Chuck, you helped me with my journey with ethical hacking and I always think before I type and “never hack someone or use kali tools on anyone unless you have permission”

[@NetworkChuck]

Yes!!!

[@iamblinkk8611]

@@NetworkChuck oml never thought you’d respond, you made my day😇

[@CaptureCanada]

Best 43 minutes ever spent. Crazy plus so perfect demonstration and content. Really love your videos. This one is just on the Top. I laughed a lot in between, thanks to you man

[@hindiangamer761]

No 26th 😆 Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 chuck 🤩❤ I follow ur content and want to become hacker

[@aaronater1088]

@NetworkChuck Got my CCNA last year because of you and @David Bombal, and @Keeping IT Simple (Jeremy Cioara)! I work as an IT Engineer at a great company now and I'm loving it! Been following you and everyone else for years and I appreciate your inspirations and honest videos!

[@Jawlaya]

Love from India 🇮🇳

[@NetworkChuck]

Hi!

[@jensschroder8214]

For everyone outside of the US, 1/2 inch is exactly 1.27 cm. But you can also take 1 1/2 cm. STP is mostly used in Europe. UTP is sufficient for Americans, not Europeans. I always wonder why the green pair on 3-6 aren't next to each other.

[@ishanp.chandane644]

sounds interesting.... I did not even know that how you could make any lol

[@GLpietro14]

u think they drop from the heavens, boy?

[@ishanp.chandane644]

@@GLpietro14 nah, Just didn't know how to make any lol

[@NetworkChuck]

Most people don’t, but I’m trying to change that :)

[@ishanp.chandane644]

@@GLpietro14 mainly because I am not doing the CCNA cource, but I still watch other videos..

[@ishanp.chandane644]

@@NetworkChuck I do appreciate what you are doing. Keep up the work!

[@Gobillion160]

I remember doing this with my dad a few years back for the new PlayStation 3 lol good times

[@87vortex87]

I also have some recommendations about the internet cables themselves: 1. Don't use CCA cables (copper cladded aluminum) that's inferior quality. You need full copper cables. 2. Use FTP (Foiled) internet cables if you run it next to a COAX cable or electricity wires. Here, in The Netherlands, we are not allowed to run them in the same pvc pipe as electricity, due to fire hazard, but if you are allowed to do that, also use FTP. The Foiled part protects from magnetic interference. 3. if you run wires, use flexible wires. Damn, I ran some solid FTP cables through the walls of my house, the pain man, the pain... don't do it.

[@toastymcgee9788]

You are an excellent teacher. More CCNA! :) thanks for your hard work putting these videos together Chuck.

[@its.thered]

Hey, I'm 15 and I'm trying to learn networking and IT, because I just like that kind of stuff and enjoy it, I'm also a programmer :P Love these videos

[@JeremyFisher]

there is a permanent smile on my face now from watching the nail painting part

[@jbaier2000]

Love the videos but after about episode 9 I didn’t feel like it was helping me study for the CCNA certification. It seemed to Veer off to other amazing things but not things I will see on the CCNA

[@itscrashyy]

I'm so glad I found your channel Chuck. They way you make things fun to learn and understanding of things make it all that much better to get into. It's hard to find good channels covering stuff like this and you make beautiful content.

[@affuahmed3577]

mashallah, Your daughters are cute . May God bless them with happy life

[@ndupontnet]

Those fancy nails of yours really suit your keyboard by the way.

[@aetherguy881]

Sparky here. I love your videos. One key difference between cat5(e) and 6 is the Guage. Be sure to get the properly sized connectors. Also, Wil you be going into best practices? Keystone Jack's, stranded vs solid category cables etc?

[@m.waleed.h]

Oh boy, you just melted my heart! I love kids, they are just so adorable. Love from Pakistan BTW 🇵🇰❤️😍

[@peterlepine]

Fantastic Video. Well presented. Love the fact that Dad is willing to entertain the kids with fingernail polish. Can't wait to start my rewiring job with custom-length cables, as I hate the mess under my desk.

[@MisterGiant]

Love your kids in the video, would be awesome to have a KIDS series, covering modem, router, switch etc.

[@aaronsharp3858]

Saves drilling a crazy sized hole simple as that 😂

[@terry.chootiyaa]

*Kids say "mommy why does daddy paint his nails 😐"*

[@arko1830]

Is it cuz his nails are damaged or what?

[@GRBtutorials]

Actually, Cat 6 also supports 10GBASE-T, just that it’s limited to 55 m instead of 100 m (which is still a lot for home use).

[@SamuelSmithJirikiha]

Wow, great job on those, and I love how you presented this! My attempts were only partially successful until I started using passthrough heads. Now I'm a passthrough evangelist! ;-) You pull the wires all the way through, check they are still in the right order and - pro tip - twist the ends before crimping so when it cuts off the excess the eight wires all stay together instead of flying off in all directions. Works fine every time. :-D

[@fgodek1964]

Also, as I understand it, the pass through heads are the only way you can make a Cat 6 cable that will pass certification. My daughter was making cables in her high school A+ cert class using the older heads. My son and I introduced her to pass through heads.

[@X7b88]

Hi I need help Can you make video about unable locate the package Can you fix it Please? Thank you 💙

[@timothykeltron3447]

Can I paint my nails like that when i take the CCNA

[@WreckDiver99]

Fun video...I've made SO MANY cables from

[@wolphin732]

retirement home... if there is medical equipment, shielded twisted pair (STP)--go 6e or better, for futureproofing, or even going fibre (but then would need to deal with adaptors at the end for connecting to RJ-45) would be best. They are much better around that sort of stuff to not cause EMI. EMI is a nightmare to troubleshoot without expensive (multi-$K) testers. I had one which took me 2 years as a deskside (3 patch cords replaced, 2 PCs replaced, 2 switch ports replaced, UTP replaced...) before they did a STP and resolved the issue.

[@technicalbot8480]

sir can you tell us about apache web server in step by step how can we use it how can we post payloads on it hacking make video on it i very very thanks for you

[@SH-os1ck]

Of your in IT/Networking/sys admin. You will need to make a cable!

[@noodleman9945]

Giving you're kids coffee! Chuck you know better then that!

[@nelsontovars]

I loved your daughters so much! THey are so beautiful and smart! So lovely. May the Lord pour his blessing upon you and your family. God Bless

[@umr_147]

2:24 and the video suddenly gone while Im figuring out how to do it (just kidding)

[@bruhgronk6710]

Chuck "You should learn this in school!" Me: who actually was taught this in a desktop repair class

[@emanuelkszenics7689]

:)))) i've remembered my first cable, i've spent like 2h and in the end i did it with no jacket at the end for like 10cm due the frustration =))) i always push the cable in the crimping tool when i'm crimping it, just to be sure the cable is bottomed out

[@Aqua021]

Did anybody notice his nail colors are set with the ethernet wires?

[@gertc3240]

Great video, had a good laugh! I also had to crash course learn to make cables. Good learning experience 👍🏻

[@Lerox-gw1tc]

Imagine they take your video down for child endangerment lol

[@patrickmclaughlin8328]

this video was/is phenomenal. Direct precise not to mention entertaining. Was tired of fighting with provider over inferior wifi extenders. ran a cable 150 ' over the roof to garage cant thank you enough. u da man

[@indyford3531]

I love that you share your knowledge with your kids! That is so empowering!

[@joshuablewett]

Ok I'm about to cut my network cable this video better show me what to d

[@nihal6900]

LoL there's a Hindi Sub Love from India 🇮🇳

[@alecdobler]

Tip: Use the sleeve you cut off to straighten out the individual copper cables. Much nicer and easier on fingers. Especially if you are running more than 10 cables.

[@gokumidoriya6340]

I like how the subtitles are in hindi, love you man

[@calebhammon3324]

Dude Chuck, you have no idea how relieving it was to hear you say at 31:55 that you are colorblind. I’m red/green colorblind and it’s always been a challenge for me when colors come into the picture! I’ve been nervous that it would cause trouble for me getting into Networking, but this was a major confidence boost. Big thank you man!

[@duran9664]

What’s the purpose of grandma hair? 🧐

[@0xsh1v4m9]

If you are indian then please turn on captions.

[@Noone-th7sn]

Woah! Hindi subs, i didn't expect that

[@AdeptMarsupial]

I totally didn't think I was going to watch this whole video from start to finish, oh how wrong I was. it was informative, entertaining and very wholesome. Nice going, Chuck!! Thanks for this series of videos, I'm really learning a tonne!

[@aratikumar9059]

Chuck killed raspberry Pi ( Harry)

[@bilalbazarah6975]

You have 2 wonderful daughters!

[@Shogoeu]

2:30 reminds of an old joke from the IRC times: Someone join a channel for IT help and here is the channel log: - Chuck join ITHelp - Chuck: can someone help me install GTA3? - PowerUser: Yes, first start by stopping all other programs. - Chuck has left ITHelp - PowerUser: ...

[@mateusnunes4290]

Your Daughters are so cute! I'm from Brazil, i'm studying for CCNA and i love your teaching methods! (and your beard is awesome by the way!)

[@DoFliesCallUsWalks]

The most famous IT kids on the web.

[@chadgarber]

This is great stuff! Question: If the 8 wires can go either way, why is there even a need for a crossover cable at all (or a switch for that matter)?

[@abinash2000]

Now a days Most of the network devices and hosts now have an Auto MDIX feature so devices will automatically choose the pins to send and receive data back in the days we didn't have this feature that is why we needed crossover. Hope it helps.

[@michaelcarey]

Sadly, making your own network cables (terminating a RJ45 onto CatX) is not permitted in Australia... although that doesn't stop most people. Quote from whirlpool.net.au, "It is illegal for a home user to install their own PERMANENT data/telephony cabling or to make Ethernet patch leads.". I've not seen the exact legislation that refers to Ethernet patch leads but doing your own DIY home network cabling is most certainly a no-no even if you have a good understanding of what you are doing.

[@ultronO1]

your daughters are younger than me (I'm 16) and I can't do it anyway… you are a good father @NetworkChuck

[@WizardClipAudio]

I used to work for a client who had a company that installed like home theatre systems and networking, for commercial and residential buildings. If I recollect correctly, I’m pretty sure we just used the shielded Ethernet cable in more applications, than not. I could be mistaken though, it was an awful long time ago, now. I reckon, he probably just upsell it to his clients, to just ensure they’d not have EMI networking problems later. I surmise, he figured, cause at the time,.. more and more wireless devices were making their way into homes and offices, so he wanted to ‘future-proof’ the quality of his installations.

[@namelname3262]

2:25 ok chuck i'll do it. what's nex...

[@lldjspll27]

Hey @NetworkChuck, thanks for adding Hindi subtitles, so my Indian friend's will be able to learn and understand about your content and English Keep up your good work ....!!

[@akshayskingdom]

Congratulations Network Chuck Finally by Your Hardwork You are Going to reach 1Mil Sub

[@ExperimentinSound]

Great video, really well explained. I only want to say that the "grandma hair" thread is there for a reason. The recommended approach is to score the outside of the cable and strip it far enough to expose the thread, then pull that thread to split the sheath. You can just cut off the copper wires where you first scored them and use the freshly exposed wires for the actual connection. The reason for doing this is just in case you nicked the internal wires when you first scored it. When you split the sheath using the thread, the fresh wires are guaranteed to be intact. It also has the benefit that you don't have to keep flexing the cable to split the sheath, which for solid core installation cable, causes cable fatigue. Not all cables have the thread, but where it does, that's what it is for. I hope that helps someone.

[@temesgentiruneh3436]

thank you for the amazing video

[@adp.creatives]

I've been into computers since I was little and no one interest me in making my own ethernet cable. I tried to watch other tutorials but it bored me so I never even tried to make one and only you do make it more interesting and exciting. Planning to make my first cable. Keep it more coming dude. Thanks!

[@vnc.t]

My laptop and PC have auto mdi-x too, I use an Ethernet cable for fast sound/mouse and keyboard/file transfer

[@WokCorner]

Thanks man I was always just a software guy, open source software guy, but soon realized I really need to catch up and you are huge help. These are basics and I am just learning this.. what a shame

[@Love-yv1fc]

Chuck you are incredible👍