Network Devices - CompTIA A+ 220-1001 - 2.2

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[@Lay2Ruin]

This network stuff is pretty dense, but I'm committed to understanding it all!

[@flameofarnor2021]

Me too! Networking is my weak point so it's the stuff I need to focus on the most.

[@vicariousphoto]

Power Over Ethernet: -yawns- Ethernet Over Power: -Mind explodes-

[@okturnalcloud3710]

I’m still having trouble understanding EoP. It’s allowing an Ethernet connection to a device over a simple power cable?

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The fact that he made all this available for free on youtube is incredible! I'll be taking my exam(s) January 2021 Wish me luck!!

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How'd you do?

[@Ness_Dreemurr]

@@username9012 I passed!!

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Congratulations! What sources did you use in addition to this video course?

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[@dethscorpion16]

I like to thank you for giving me great information so the way I can study for my exams for my career as a Network Administrator

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[@thereal1337s]

I learned something new today, the cable infrastructure part is interesting because it centralizes the management of all of those cables that is active on the network at the patch panel

[@MXTR16]

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[@TheToniov78]

You bought the notes?

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How you bought them?

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Really it is amazing training - Thanks so much professor

[@jadokplus8117]

I am a huge fan of yours, and i believe watching you help me out a lot in my IT job. I have one request. Can you please slow down a little bit, while presenting your content? It's hard for me catching up to you and reading what is on the screen at the same time. Thank you!

[@professormesser]

You can use the cog wheel at the bottom to increase or decrease the speed of any video. Good studies!

[@jadokplus8117]

@@professormesser Ok thank you Professor!

[@stopmotion6055]

He does go fast but his teaching style is concise and to the point. Just do what I do, listen to what he has to say for each slide, pause it and take whatever notes you need to, then resume and continue the video.

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[@TheToastedGoblin]

Your videos are awesome! Thanks so much. Its nice being able to come here and go through sections as listed in the course objectives. Helps to get a base understanding before moving more in depth with the book.

[@MicroMintyHourglass]

Making flash cards to every slide. Even after cramming most of the ports on a few i'm still probably going to have quite a few cards just after 220-1001 lol.

[@ericgirard-realtor9813]

What is a NIC called in the Device Manager?

[@professormesser]

"Network adapters"

[@SharkyMcStevenson3]

I will finish this, and in doing so like every single video. Thank you sir!

[@progressivemusic786]

Thank you... i am new to this channel. But its really informative

[@samuelvarela1662]

@ 09:41 What does the note: A single "pane of glass" mean? I missed the analogy.

[@professormesser]

You're looking at one monitor screen to view everything.

[@GORRII3]

thought exactly the same

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[@thesillyquestions]

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[@blackmillennial2542]

Representative sims? is that you ?

[@НиколайМельников-х2т]

Thanks from Russia

[@ericyoung8645]

Can switches output physical OR wireless? or just physical?

[@kyng3166]

You can connect a Wireless Access Point to a switch and then get wireless connection from there but not the switch alone.

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how to buy ur network book ? i cannot find it on amazon

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My training materials are available exclusively on my web site: professormesser.com

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thank you!

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Wow‼️.Thanks❤️

[@VypeReaper]

@04:20 when would anyone use a Bridge? Any good examples of using a Bridge? Thank you.

[@Taylor-Hanson]

Yes, -an example of a modern bridge is a wireless access point -- bridges wired ethernet to wireless

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