TCP/IP explained

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An animated tutorial explaining how embedded TCP/IP stack works.
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[@TrentonVaughn-oj2wv]

This is so good. There needs to be more low level videos on embedded ethernet applications

[@mongoose-networking-library]

Thank you! Is there something particular you'd like to see?

[@eminberkay]

Excellent explanation, thanks!

[@ArneGockeln]

Very well explained! Thanks!

[@Aftab_Baloch.]

thanks for explaining

[@mongoose-networking-library]

You're welcome!

[@ziani1001]

I’m used to terms such as segments, packets, frames and bytes the naming of each transfer differs from what I learned that’s a little confusing . Can some one explain the difference?

[@mongoose-networking-library]

Usually, "frames" are used w.r.t. Ethernet, "segments" are used for TCP payload within frames, "packets" and "frames" are usually synonyms. Bytes are, well, bytes. If you have more specific question - we'd be happy to address, just ask!

[@TheExam-hr5nb]

great explications

[@ankiy5689]

Wait, it was that easy? Thank you 🫠

[@mongoose-networking-library]

Thanks! The concept is simple, but the details of implementation are not so. You can take a look at the code walk-through video, which explains this concept on a real world example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rma4qmB5ft9mac0 . That one is a complex video.

[@ankiy5689]

@@mongoose-networking-library I had an Cybersecurity exam today, and thankfully i'd be able to solve a question on Physical layer of OSI model just because i remembered this video. I'll check it out 😋 Thanks again!!