Hub, Bridge, Switch, Router - Network Devices - Networking Fundamentals - Lesson 1b

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Glad it helped, Andrew =). You're welcome!

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@@marshallwages5035 A lot of why I created this series was because I didn't feel the Industry tought networking in a simple / practical way. So I created my own teaching curriculum (and recorded it in this series). As for quizzes and questions, I'd recommend finding a community (reddit, discord, etc) and challenge a few others to go through the material and quiz each other. This way you're learning by both writing questions and answering them.

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