Network switches explained, all you need to know

Network switches are the backbone of any of IT network, connecting all the servers, storage and client devices together. This video takes a deep dive into how network switches operate, exploring and explaining how they differ from each other and what the wide array of features offer. Topics include use cases, switch speeds, port types, resiliency and Power over Ethernet.
0:00 Intro
1:06 Network switch use cases
3:32 Network switch speeds
5:51 Network switch port types
8:20 Network switch resiliency
9:55 Power over Ethernet network switches
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[@Anonymous-et2qt]

Nice work

[@All978]

I'm taking some prelim IT courses for a Bachelors of IT and this video definitely helps with supplementing my reading. thank you, i liked and subbed

[@armandorosas5195]

Thanks, very informative!

[@TechTarifAhmad]

explanation technique is very good

[@PrestonRogersJPL]

Great video :)

[@scanitsolutions]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it - JG

[@nidhal70]

what software was used to make this illustration ?

[@Aslamp570]

Explanation is good😊.but doesn't explain about how much exact download and upload speed take per port as data transfer speed.its okays it might be plan speed÷8

[@ephremdemissie9882]

What are internal components of network switch IE 1000

[@benbaffoe5461]

why do switches have only 8 16 24 48 and so on number of ports..?

[@scanitsolutions]

Switches are normally wired up internally in pairs, so the vast majority have an even number of ports. They are a few exceptions to this, such as 5-port switches, with a 5th port added on which is intended to be connected to another switch. - JG

[@anintrestedparty7750]

I didn't know PoE power capability went as high as 100W per port - every day is a school day..

[@scanitsolutions]

Glad to hear it was useful. - JG

[@alexbabcock1880]

5:10 missed parenthesis

[@BrendaBrown-iy7mj]

talks too fast with a heavy accent.....