Internet Connection Types - CompTIA A+ 220-1001 - 2.7

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There are many different ways to connect to the Internet. In this video, you’ll learn about cable modems, fiber connections, satellite networking, and much more.
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[@hodlatodla5364]

This is a masterfully crafted course...a little bit of attention will reveal that Professor Messer deliberately skips certain details on a topic because understanding those details requires other complimentary knowledge that has not been transmitted yet. And later on, when that complimentary knowledge has been transmitted, he goes through the work of explaining the previously omitted details that can now be grasped.
Thanks a lot Professor Messer

[@ProInSnow]

I grew up in rural northern Alberta where we had satellite internet. The internet was always especially terrible when the weather was bad, which sucked because that's when I really wanted to use it. I remember wanting to watch the Wrath of the Lich King cinematic in HD back when TH-cam would buffer full videos instead of segments. I loaded the video and had to let the entire trailer buffer for about an hour to watch it all at once. Really helps me appreciate the fiber connection I have today!

[@Seantwotimes]

Oh man my folks a from the rural south states and they had satellite as well it was horrible in storms

[@friendlyvick4088]

I'm fascinated and how smoothly professor Messer will reference things we learned in previous episodes and the videos get more tech savvy but still user friendly. Can't wait to take my exam this week.

[@Todengaard]

How did your exam go?

[@friendlyvick4088]

@@Todengaard Failed by 5 questions. I TH-camd simulation questions and they are exactly like the 5 i saw on the test so definitely go over that. Will be retaking soon

[@Todengaard]

@@friendlyvick4088 Ah that's unlucky. You're going to get it in your next go, for sure.

[@BitesTheDusto]

Any luck?

[@friendlyvick4088]

@@BitesTheDusto Been interviewing for desktop positions. Studying for part 2 now after wrapping up part 1 of the A+🎉

[@Seantwotimes]

Hate to show my age but when i was younger we use to have DSL with PacBell which was also our phone company. I say that to say this all this information is making sense and i did not know that i've been using these products all my life on the consumer side of things. Thank you for the inforfation.

[@hamzapuris]

Amazing explanation, thank you for making and sharing this video?

[@fatfro1]

Thanks for the video. What are the speeds for line-of-sight? Are fiber cables the same as fiber optic cables?

[@arvadawelder]

does anyone miss the, you got mail or the dial-up sounds?

[@m.hussien7130]

nope

[@jalen5981]

No way🤷🏽‍♀️

[@EG-le6dk]

No!

[@luisv6519]

i do :(

[@manueletacchetti7466]

I do but just because I was much younger back then lol