Lecture Encapsulation

[@khalidien35]

Greetings from France, I was looking for a good training on this matter and this is making my day. This is very well explained. I would have paid for that. Thank you very much for sharing. You are a top teacher

[@natakno1477]

I am SOOO GRATEFUL for these videos. I am a teacher myself (not currently an IT teacher) and I fascinated by his teaching style. His simplicity and energy make his classes very engaging, I really enjoy watching these lessons , let alone the fact that I am learning A LOT! (I have a whole library on more "modern" lessons on networking , but nobody beats this guy!) Thanks for sharing your knowledge with all of us!

[@VerdosoVersusElites]

Best teacher in the world!

[@leacocotube]

I really wish the World has more guys like you teaching great stuffs and make persons understand clearly. Nicholas you are GOOD. I like the way you explain stuffs. Good and Clear. I have got to understand much from just viewing your videos and i want to thank you for that. You are Good men.

[@mubashshirhassan9886]

u r amazing sir...hope u will continue to upload ur awesome lectures on networking...with love from India

[@canandushenry9454]

Thank You, for taking the time to share this information with those of us who can not otherwise get this kind of education.

[@manishas9411]

Thank the lord for teachers like you. I wish you lots of success.

[@AR-we6tn]

Thank you much for sharing your teachings Nicholas.. sad to see you have stopped making videos .. and I can see that you are a good man by the way you relate your teachings and topics to ethical and moral values... I wish I could have learned and been educated from you in person. .sadly it might not be possible as I'm located on the other half of the planet from you...so kindly make more videos and make dumb people like me understand better ..love and respect from India.

[@atlastoulousain5634]

Sir, this is great content hope to see more from you

[@Scotty2H]

Your a fantastic teacher Nicholas. Thanks for uploading this.

[@suhailshaikh678]

Excellent!! This makes things much clear to me. Thank you.

[@rambanea2234]

A million thanks to you Sir Nicholas Andre. Excellent tutorial.

[@Little-Jungle1]

Holly Molly bro ! Your lectures are the best of the bests🎉 Thanks for sharing this for free ! If I can reach u personally I would b glad !

[@zwels]

Where do you teach at? I want to go to whatever school this is at.

[@shreyanshvakharia]

You are amazing , i never learn encapsulation with that much clear concepts . thank you .

[@Sm00yz]

the best explanation i've ever seen. Thank you

[@adamabakaradam7865]

Greetings from France,I'm a networking Student and I found this very helpful thanks..

[@huzaifshaikh7271]

What an interesting way of delivery. You have a way with words sir! Thanks for prepping me for my exam tomorrow

[@anwar6971]

Excellent way of explanation

[@ivangutierrez3801]

Nicholas, thank you for uploading your videos, YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER EVER

[@Riel_gesh]

Thanks for the lecture... very easy to follow and understand...

[@dossan2591]

Mr. Nicholas thanks for you teaching, it a good presentation for this lesson for networking this Video has help me a lot to learn how to set my network. i have insect in this Lecture i hope i would joint u people to learn the full.

[@SinaMoghtased]

Thank You sir! you are a fantastic teacher

[@sbambhroliya]

Really good way to explain.....amazing job sir please keep it up

[@molefisamuel434]

Nice videos,i wish my current lecturer could explain the way you are explaining.............

[@Spammiej]

thank you for your amazing lecture!

[@komaljits4788]

best teacher ever

[@abirpathak2310]

Really awesome way to teach these concepts. Keep uploading great stuff :)

[@droscor1455]

You are the best. Thanks for all the videos.

[@toniok.4726]

Waiting for the come back 📌📌

[@freeshybreeze]

are you still teaching?? I hope you have a great day and thank you for taking the time for uploading all these videos for all of us in this community to learn for years to come :) you are a good man

[@Jason-bh5hy]

so much easier to undestand. thanks bro.

[@mohamedabkar6946]

Excellent Lecture. Thanks so much Mohamed

[@jouellet100]

in your example, shouldn't the name be more like the physical addresses (MAC addresses) instead of "logical" as you mention since it is given to you at birth, and can hardly be changed, while your location being the logical address (IP address), as a certain name, can sit anywhere, thereof changing it's row/seat while maintaining its name ?

[@anglojojo]

+jasmin Ouellet It was just an example, and a good one if you ask me. However, a name can be changed as it is not hard coded onto your physical body. The seat represents the physical location of the person (Network Device). I wouldn't go too specific into this example, as it is just a conceptual example. Either way IP and MAC addresses are used for the same purpose which is locating a device and each operates on a different layer. (also even a MAC address can be changed, more accurately spoofing it)

[@anwarahmed5342]

jasmin Ouellet 100% right.

[@dirkdeklerk325]

From year to year or even lecture to lecture, names within a seat can change. But that seat will always be R1S1, but the person with in the seat can change from Chad to . Rather think of the seat as a physical device with a burnt in MAC address, then the analogy makes perfect sense. The individual occupying the seat is simply the IP address assigned to that seat. In the real world an ISP assigns IP address to your device via dynamic IP address. Thus the lecturer will be the ISP if he assigned students to particular seats.

[@rramanesh]

Thanking you....

[@mrmuffin5046]

where did this guy disappear to?

[@glove1949]

Awesome lecture!

[@obtron]

OH YEAH YEAH BEST TUTORIAL!!!!!

[@rawkstar952]

you're a god, sir

[@gcolem11]

Great lecture.

[@ackimshawa255]

great lectures

[@johnnywolinski8639]

You are P H E N O M E N A L

[@annii6014]

is he alive ?

[@AhimsaAfrizal]

Mr Nicholas Andre, Mansfield University