Both... depends on which device you are using... Cisco has CatOS mostly on CISCO layer 2 devices such as switch , AP, WLC. IOS you can find on both layer 2 or layer 3 nodes. for more details you can follow below link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cisco_Catalyst
@@networkingwithh4716 thanks for your prompt response The audio quality is not upto mark. I tried audicty as well to remove BGN. But still it's not upto the professional audio quality
Very informative video, the audio is a little bad tho, makes it difficult to understand. Subscribed!
Sorry about that
Will make a note of your suggestion...
your videos are next level.
Correction : Routers are layer 3 devices not 2.. Switches and bridges are what operate at Layer 2 of OSI
Sir. Good video. Please check the audio. Some words are muffled and the sound makes an echo.
good explanation...got a base knowledge about routers....thank you..........
Good Explanation but which OS used for Cisco systems cat os or ios????
Both... depends on which device you are using... Cisco has CatOS mostly on CISCO layer 2 devices such as switch , AP, WLC. IOS you can find on both layer 2 or layer 3 nodes. for more details you can follow below link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cisco_Catalyst
is the router we use at our home is same as the router u mentioned?
you raised a good point @Rita.. Router we use at home are wireless WI-FI routers. For ex linksys or D-link
Is a home wifi router an edge router?
Access router, edge for enterprise
How you record the audio?
On video scribe you have the option to talk and record it
@@networkingwithh4716 thanks for your prompt response
The audio quality is not upto mark. I tried audicty as well to remove BGN. But still it's not upto the professional audio quality
or else better to use a good mic for audio that can cancel BGN.
Share your email Address so I can ask questions..!
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If a router connects two or more network together why do people use it in their homes or for personal use
The internet is a separate network from your home's LAN network. You need a router to connect the two.
Bhai fake accent me kyu bol raha hai?
You mean the DoD layer and not L2 in generally speaking? Please update video but great refresher and good help for my ccna
Work on your clear accent please.