Networking Tools - Hardware

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Need more videos more quickly! Love em!

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Sir Please Enable Subtitles CC Please Please Please

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They are enabled.

[@parvezkhan3642]

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[@greendra1000]

The legend is back!

[@kodemasterx]

Yet another great video, once again thank you for making these. When I decided to pursue my IT career, this channel helped me a lot, I currently have 11 Certs, did one year and a half as a Support Desk Engineer, and now I am starting as a Jr. Network Admin 😍 Everything is going according to plan.

[@PowerCertAnimatedVideos]

Nice work

[@Eng_Aya]

Could you tell us the learning path you took to your current job, please? Best wishes to you :))

[@ex7229]

Damn I have 0 certs and no degree Im a telecommunications administrator and junior network admin

[@abdulghaniyakinremi1254]

@@ex7229 Zero cert? No degrees but on the job?🤔 Amazing! In my country Nigeria 🇳🇬, that near impossible! Could you tell us how you got the job please?

[@Heizenberg32]

​@@abdulghaniyakinremi1254In the USA IT certs are not always necessary. Experience and demonstrable skills can make up for a lack of certifications. The same with a college degree - although higher level positions do require a college degree more often.

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Always welcome

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one of my favorite channels on youtube , you deserve a medal , thank you for each and every video you make .

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So nice of you

[@sohail_ahmad]

Yet another great video, once again thank you for making these. When I decided to pursue my IT career, this channel helped me a lot, I currently have 11 Certs, did one year and a half as a Support Desk Engineer, and now I am starting as a Jr. Network Admin SAME

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Wonderful timing! Especially for A+

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I wanna take a moment here and tell you to not stop making videos.. you are just amazing.. the videos here are the reason i was able to clear an interview.. thanks a ton

[@HadiHammad]

at 3:05 I am convinced that your videos is some sort of art, god bless you.

[@vikkivik10]

I hope there are similar channel like this. I have completed my computer network subject last sem and I am missing this channel very much. The person has explained this subject really well

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Hey = This GUY is very talented. The Radio voice, at the right pace, and a slow style - Makes it Riveting material. NO Technician can ever do all Labs, before a CCNA, or a CompTIA Exam. He presents some of the Labs, and Lab results. He's Fantastic. He will soon have a Following, that is greater than a professor at U. PENN, Cal tech, So. Cal; or even: the Univ. of PITTSBURGH. He's very original in His Style, and presentation Pace. His clarity is extreme - he explains every detail very well. Great work !

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Literally something I was wondering about, you have videos explaining (almost) everything

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I can watch these videos all day.

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Agree, we all really appreciate your dedication to create these high quality videos!!!

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One of the very best PC/tech channels on YT

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I like the way you explain those topics and also like the animations, everything well planned.

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I hope you never stop! I love your videos. So informative and very well presented. ♥️

[@PowerCertAnimatedVideos]

Thank you! Will do!

[@arnabpaul7623]

@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos Thank you man! Thank you! 😊

[@omshivasivashivogamssj1437]

I'm really an idiot that I don't know even one about this networking tools till this man taught me..

[@cesarvip75]

Amazing videos, please keep adding more. The best training videos on KZbin.

[@PowerCertAnimatedVideos]

Thank you! Will do!

[@ziadalkhory4019]

Yayy another masterpiece from the legend.

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I am improving my listening same time learning Computer networks system... Wow

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Salut à tous 😉 Monsieur le professeur ça m'a fait vraiment plaisir d'entendre votre voix ainsi votre cours en informatique

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You forgot to tell how hard it is to cramp a wire... love you videos

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Your probably the best channel on KZbin

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I really like the way you explain sir 👍

[@PowerCertAnimatedVideos]

Thanks :)

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Ur way of teaching is the best😀 .....here is a request ...pls make a video on Classes of networking..

[@faheemamjad616]

Nice to see u after long time the legend

[@PowerCertAnimatedVideos]

Thank you.

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Thank you sir.. You dont know how much I LIKE YOUR VIDEO

[@ceznvr]

the animations are so smooth

[@JOELwindows7]

Legend strikes back

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Cant get enough of your videos

[@HtopSkills]

Good set of network tools

[@nebimas8765]

Thanks for the information. This is very useful when you start in the field.❤❤❤

[@brandonfarfan1978]

Wow! Alot of good info in this vid. 3:01 A TDR and OTDR? I have never used those before. Interesting. Thanks again for another good vid sir.

[@rahulmahajan9401]

You are always amazing another great animated video purely created in power point right? Hats off, please keep the great work going we love your efforts.

[@josephfox9221]

0:45 if only it could be arranged that easily.

[@tiasvoid]

Thansk for educating me I not a adult but we learn about this in my grade which is grade 5 and u helped me understand so I can’t thanks u enough

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Wowm! So much work! So beautifully done! Thank you!!!

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This channel will get me paid!!!

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He's back!

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Hi everyone big fan of the channel. Keep it up.

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Your videos helps a lot to get clear concept. Thanks a lot.🔥👌❤

[@marcusdedsec5124]

Thanks so much for all the informations, you're the best.

[@lorenzherr1140]

At 5:50 you plugged in the loop back adapter upside down :s

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Oops

[@Amanullah-dx5uy]

Yes and acceptable as he doesn't waste time or click bait

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They are enabled.

[@disrael2101]

Amazing amazinggg amazing.. a fulll networking course in 8mins

[@dylan.t180]

Thanks for such a informative and easy to understand video

[@dhanssekaran5360]

I have learning loopback adaptor from your video that is useful for me...

[@SK-tg6lz]

Love to see a video about different connection types such as pppoe or wisp . Keep up the good work man 👌🏻❤

[@ahmad-murery]

The loopback adapter is a useful inexpensive DIY tool to have, Thanks

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Superb sir.well done

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The best channel ! Keep going!

[@PowerCertAnimatedVideos]

Thanks, will do!

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I wish I could subscribe again, this content is awesome

[@beetee4295]

Another great video. Master instructor at work. Thank you once again!

[@axiseast8409]

Another awesome presentation!

[@vumazwesiziba4103]

Never heard or seen a network adaptor. I think I'm gonna make one thank you :)

[@albratgaming2348]

I did notice one thing in the Loop back animation... :D the socket on the wall socket was correct but when the loopback plugs in... it is upside down. It made me chuckle and I could not un-see it.

[@margaqrt]

From the perspective of a field tech. this is the easy stuff.

[@Electronzap]

Very good explanation!

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Become expert only because of u ..😊

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Thanks :)

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I am very thankful for your informative videos.

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Welcome back!!

[@WDCallahan]

😂🤣😂🤣 3:46 Tip: These are NOT cheap.

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It's awesome explainer.. ☺

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Excellent👍, thanks lot for your creative work

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I like the explanation and animates, very good done, thanks.

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I really wait for your videos they are just awesome 👍

[@PowerCertAnimatedVideos]

Glad you like them!

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Thank YOU for your amazing education

[@dinoseyan8777]

Clear explanation. Don't worry be happy.

[@thecreator5662]

Nice video!!!, and the animation it helps a lot to know how it looks the equipment, the same for other videos in the channel. Awesome work sin e might take some time😉

[@Klipschrf35]

The shielding is called a jacket, shielding is a foil sheath used in STP wires

[@tawsifulhassan6773]

your video quality is very good

[@deepjyotichoudhury5919]

Your videos helps a lot to get clear concept. Thanks a lot. Please make a video on routing protocols.

[@vffbgx616]

Thanks a lot!!!! Please keep it up

[@sephirohmoto]

welcome back my guru

[@ShanteriaLawrence]

very good information

[@YannMetalhead]

Great explanation!

[@naeem8434]

Amazing video

[@RAZZZENGANN]

Any tips for when toning a cable but there is too much electricity interference that all you here is the electricity buzz

[@danpayerle]

Two options: connect the tone generator to either 1 wire or 2 non-paired wires like #1 and 8. Or you can buy a digital tone/probe kit which doesn’t pickup electrical noise.

[@sahnunhassan101]

Good to see you back

[@wwilliam50]

Missing a tone box to put a tone on any wire and a “banana” receiver which is used with a but set to detect the RF tones from any pair of wires that is connected to the tone box. The wire pair can be behind drywall.

[@abdulbasitdalvi3963]

Thank you was pretty clear and cut

[@АлександрНовиков-д5л]

Just a remark from some nerd: (1:26) almost every 5$ LAN testers have 9 leds, where 9th stands for ground check ;P BTW, video is great, as always

[@SupraManG]

Most informative video this is. About networking, more I know.

[@CapsLock33]

love these video. Learning made simple.

[@datasianjan1710]

Thank you for your awesome videos. Would you be able to create one explaining the concept of subnet masks, how to calculate them?

[@coded-k5e]

thank you sir you help me a lot ❤

[@MariaCurry]

your videos are A M A Z I N G thank you so much for this free info

[@persistent25u]

Thanks for the tools video

[@Lantuak]

As a "structured cabling" construction supervisor, hearing an RJ45 connector makes me wanna pull my hair out but its okay as long as our IT infra projects are on time, xD

[@TheawesomeMCB]

Are you watching me? Because I was literally using a lot of networking tools today 😂

[@almclktmr]

Well video! But at 4:15, there is a typing mistake "Measures how much light is going 'though (through)' a fiber optic cable."

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typo

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You got a sub, my dude! Thanks for the effort that you put in your content :)

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I love your videos. I am glad your back 👍👍. Hyperlike

[@MohamedHassan-ud5tw]

Thank you it's really helpful

[@stevieweeks1076]

These videos are so helpful and visually appealing, how do you make them!?

[@rockinron5113]

Great tutorial. Thanks.