Lecture - Networking

[@Niksuniverse80]

WOW. I just want to say your lectures are so simple and easy to understand. I'm learning so much by your videos, other youtubers make everything so complicated and not fun at all. Best.

[@truthtime9410]

How I wish this guy was my lecturer....

[@tjholland411]

Thank you for posting these vidoes online. You lectures are very easy to follow and I'm able to internalize the concepts and apply them. You are a very good teacher.

[@zakkprasertsri]

Thank you so much Nicholas. You are talented to make the complicated topics simply to understand. I wish my teach at IT school could explain this as well as you.

[@reachpritam1]

Thanks for sharing your lectures Nicholas. Your method of explanation is very simple and the examples you use to show analogy between networking concepts and how we interact everyday is really good.

[@davepowless7227]

Thanks Nicholas Andre for posting this content. It's very thorough, and understandable.

[@isapir]

Excellent lecture! Explains networking in a very clear and simple way. Thank you.

[@kenanphiri4235]

man your lectures very straight forward, thanks for the simplicity

[@antanasmaciulskis8454]

thank you for sharing your lectures, they are amazing

[@paularsenebiboum4711]

Great great great lecture Mr Andre ; thank you for all the knowledge....

[@miguelgiacomo]

Thank you Nicholas. Your lectures really helped me understand the OSI and TCP/IP models.

[@AutisticBarbie]

He knows how to make an entrance 😂❤❤

[@maw570]

Great Lecture, thank you for sharing

[@ThangHoang-ub8xs]

He is God! Huge thanks to you, sir!

[@AtlantaChihuahua]

Absolutely loved the video. Excellent teacher & courser. Hope to find more videos from Andre

[@joshcowan474]

Great explanation of networking, thank you!

[@chiengdorkcy4851]

good lecture

[@abhisheksharma-ib5vw]

Hi Nicholas, You are doing a great job.... i like all your videos and all are just fantastic the way you are teaching. Can you please share some more videos regarding ccna ie RIP,OSPF working and all...will appreciate your response

[@cosmicbandido8186]

What do you need for a network? At first a good teacher. Thank you Nicholas. I wish mine would explain the things as good as you.

[@bhaskarde4111]

Thank you for sharing Lecture.

[@chanhungwa]

i have to say you are much better teacher than my profs.

[@briansalzano4657]

Mr. Andre, your method is amazing; thank you.

[@jojo300001]

Thank you for posting your lectures, +Nicholas Andre

[@vituvingi]

nicholas i am a chrisitian apologetic that sees value in what you are saying

[@kazibendele7955]

thanks Nicholas for the nice presentations i love it

[@shahulrahman2516]

Great Lecture

[@القرآنکریم-م8ض]

thanks for amazing explanation of networking... impressive!

[@fuzzywuzzy9550]

brilliant nicholas ..great teacher......

[@hafizmatti824]

Nick can u please share a video on OSPF and redundancy protocols thanks.I will really appreciate it

[@gassanali8667]

there are two forms of topologies; physical and logical no two devices on the same network can have the same ip address

[@afromixtube7576]

May God blessed you... Thank you

[@bxgaucho4762]

Great instructor....similar to military instructors

[@vinlyrix2274]

Sir why talks about CSMA/CD with network protocols...becuase media access controlled by MAC and network should be more concerned with IP right?...please explain this sir thak you

[@kasunalwis5352]

wonderful method, thank you sir...

[@alickcampbell8915]

Great lecture!

[@florenlebaron524]

Awesome teacher.

[@ameerhamza4046]

Time flies i watched this lecture 9 years ago...

[@somachicasincity4232]

Perfect lecture! Thanks

[@Tejasvee_fun]

Awesome lecture

[@mubanganyambe5276]

That ending was incredible

[@AmreshTripathi]

Hello Nick Andre, thanks for these. Please post new content.

[@molefisamuel434]

I like what i'm watching

[@Nessh777]

awesome teacher...

[@tonymarsico6666]

How can I get in touch with you? We are looking for instructing and/or consulting options for our technical team as we migrate to an IP Centric facility. We are Innovative Cable TV and located in the USVI, we can either have you come to our site or send staff to you site. Please respond at your convenience

[@eminemfan3333]

great instructor, still, you could start your lecture with a "Hello/Good Morning" ;)

[@pb25193]

What is the ordering of these lectures?

[@ChrisWiborg]

Please Do Not Throw Salami Pizza Away - Awesome Lectures!

[@NetallTube]

it's impressed!

[@AtdheAbdullahu]

You're great! But man tell him to stop moving that camera It's driving me crazy! Every time he moves it, it takes time for the camera to focus. You are a great help to my career so far... :)

[@ahmad-aladhami]

Man u are taking me to be interested for networking. Now this is the basic or there's more??? Plz help me I want to go on networking I like it 😊 thanks for this video and I wish if u can update me for more videos for beginners like me 😊

[@basscribe8346]

Ahmad Sos this is just stratching the surface brother.

[@citizenofnowhere7776]

Ahmad Sos You should think about geting certified in CompTIA Network+. CompTIA just came out with a new exam for it called N10-006. The old one N10-005 will go away at the end of August 2015. Then there is CCNA certification from Cisco. Google for prepping for those exams.

[@the_doped_monk]

Where do you teach? I wanna get enrolled!!

[@hacsenel5191]

first of all thanks alot for lecture. its very good. and i have a question. On the video while your talking about about LAN. there is a switch which all pc's are connected they have ip adress. right?.right. what about switch it self. shouldnt it has an ip adress as well?

[@anwarahmed5342]

Hacı ŞENEL In some type of networking we assign an IP address to one the switch's vlans, but normally switch uses MAC address.

[@chrisgomier1955]

. Great

[@TejenderPrasad]

I wish I had this guy as my teacher :)

[@zakariamohamed1759]

good lesson i have ever lnd

[@KenSherman]

37:52 - 37:56 "What's the ps there? And it's not PostScript." Picturing myself being the humorous type of almost saying the latter even though I knew the answer (Per Second) but the instructor beats you to it.🤭 51:16 - 52:05 I think I might know someone.😅 We can also use a comma to separate the two - indicating the last name first, then the first name.😜😉

[@jeremiasborrero]

I wish my instructor made it this simple for me when I was in school

[@GuitarMaster-sw6cn]

What is the name of all the courses he gives? computer programing? network? operating system?

[@ueipppp]

Is it possible to make ICND 1 playlist?? Really wants to learn Networking from you..

[@donaldread2584]

thanks for the lesson a great help

[@BosshafterAccount]

I LOVE YOU MAN YOU ARE A SICK TEACHER!

[@reverseila4363]

Thank you.

[@buni3771]

So what if node 2 has the token but node 3 wants to send a message to node 1. Does it need to get the token from node 2 first?

[@fusfusahhat]

Is he still with us 🙇🏼

[@doktormcnasty]

Someone recommended this video to me by sending me the link to it but then I got here and I see it's a lecture given by some guy who has two first names. How can I trust someone who has two first names? I could never do that. I can't do it. I'll have find another video now.

[@nardoae]

Great lecture, but for the love of god, find and remove whatever is beeping in the background; third video you can hear it in.

[@jasongonzalez6632]

He shouldn't be at a community college. I mean that in a good way.

[@anthonybostock]

Which grade is he teaching?

[@senethys]

If OSI has 7 layers, why do we get 4 responses? (Which is what TCP/IP has).

[@tleilaxughola945]

+Senethys The OSI is generally a reference model in this context. The TCP/IP protocol has only 4 layers because the "Network Interface" response is the Data link and Physical Device (NIC) combined, then the Network layer of the OSI model is the "Internet", the Transport layers are the same, then the "Application" reposnse layer in the TCPIP protocol combines the Session, presentaton and Application" layers of the OSI model. The TCP/IP protocol stack is kind of like programming in C, whereas a guy who programs in assembler is the guy who has to use all 7 layers of the OSI because he is programming in assembly... Does that help..?

[@confidential303]

+Tleilaxu Ghola No

[@MyREPRealtyPH]

Does anyone know where he teaches? What school?

[@cesarcangrid]

Do you still teach?

[@FunctionSys1]

Thank you

[@zakariamohamed1759]

thanks

[@AbdulazizAlmawash]

First half = Clear / Second half = oh lord.

[@coldCoders]

In networking when there is a collision, we call that a Dip Shi*.

[@msaugar]

mmmh.. who made the subtitles please? obviously someone that hasn't got a clue what the teacher was talking about.. O even by someone that doesn't speak english?

[@jonathancastro3106]

Terrific lecturer! Terrible cameraman, or recording system, which is a shame

[@roycreativedesigner4608]

the camera is irritating why don't you keep it a bit far that covers the whole screen / whiteboard

[@ChristopherTravis-v9d]

He’s using a device that tracks him to be centered. The microphone around his neck

[@Bad.Skunky]

OH MY GOD! The fucking camera work... AHHHHHHHH!!!

[@dragomirdragiev6481]

It's so annoying that cam focus!!!

[@ericksonjoseph118]

Appreciate the lecture but i stopped watching because of the camera.

[@MrMac5150]

You have a whistling feed back on your audio, like a hearing aid hum.

[@jouellet100]

please ! get rid of who ever is operating the camera !!!!

[@senethys]

Excellent Lecture

[@zakariamohamed1759]

good lesson i have ever lnd

[@zakariamohamed1759]

thanks

[@jasongonzalez6632]

Thank you.