Man that's sad that this guy stopped working on this channel all his videos are great and super simple to understand, he has a gift 👍 Thank you Pieter!
Pieter, you have a gift for teaching. Please consider making more videos. I've been learning CompTIA Network+ Objectives for the exam and am brand new to networking, and your teaching style and presentation is perfect. The visuals are super high quality and helpful. Thanks for doing what you do. Your materials are some of the best on the internet.... but you need more videos! Lol
Your videos are life savers! I'm in the middle of studying for my exam on networking and the officiall university slides use so much technobabble that it's hard to grasp the underlying concepts. Also these videos are exceptionally well structured and your voice is very clear. Thanks a lot for doing this!
Hi ! your videos are awesome. but why are you not making more videos related to computer networking? please upload more videos. these videos are very interesting.
This is the best video series on the web for understanding internet networking. I personally suck at it, and now I feel like I could explain all of it to other! Brilliant!
Please make more videos. This was hands down the best explanation for NAT Don't mind me just making myself some notes here: -There are more people available who even use more devices than there are IPv4 addresses -Local machines in a local network are all connected to a router, which is in turn connected to the internet - external public networks - To reach a public server, the packet from a local private IP has to go through the home/local router. Then through the internet - multiple routes. Then finally the webserver. - The home router changes the packet private IP source address into its own public IP address - The home router also creates a NAT forwarding table which helps with return packets to know which packets go to which host in the local network by mapping host's private addresses to reserved public addresses in it - The web server creates a response packet with it's destination as a the home router which is a public IP - At the home router the packet's destination IP address is changed to the corresponding/matching local private IP address on the NAT forwarding table. Then the packet will be forwarded to the local host
I've been having trouble understanding NAT and your video is what did it for me, thanks a lot! I had trouble realizing that private IP addresses can be reused on different networks, something I kind of already knew, and understanding how the router knows which device to send the packets to. You explained it wonderfully
I have taken a full course in networking in India and haven't get to know how NAT works.But this video helped me to understand this concept.Great video.Keep this up Pieter.
Thanks a lot for your explanation! Please do not stop sharing your knowledge. This is needed by people who, like me, are trying to learn these concepts.
You make NAT so simple to understand, thank you! I was always have a question inside my head what is the function of NAT, after I see this video it become so clear to me what is the importance of NAT. I expect more video about networking from you
Your illustrations are excellent. :) Please create more such videos especially around networking, how internet works, the different types of protocols - their history, advantages and disadvantages, and so on, thanks.
The one who explains this material, the one who created this video presentation is a genious))) I watched tones of videos, read a lot of materials related to this topic, but nobody could explain it so clearly. You have a talent)) Please, start making new videos again. See, you have just 5 or 6 videos, but you have 54K subscribers. I believe that you are able to reach million in a short period. Thank you very much. You are the best
Omg the best teaching lessons I've ever got! You explain the concepts like magic, and I've already have classes with 3 network professors, and they were not as clear as you. I hope you make more videos =(
Well, this video dumbs the complexity of the basic functions of personal/public ip addresses down enough that along with the simple animations it can be understood by anyone who has any idea what an ip address is. Thank you for the videos, haters are going to hate no matter what, so keep up the good work
I am so impressed about the quality of your videos that I want to cry. Congratulations, this work is wonderful, your explanation is excellent and your english is perfect.
This video is the best. Guys, you make the content of a very high quality. Your way of explanation is brilliant. But it seems like you stopped making videos and that is a sad story. Thank you! Please continue making your videos, we need this)))
Pieter, thank you.This helps me a lot. I'm entering new position and required me know the high level of IP Network. Your video is just amazingly easy to understand. Keep posting please.
NAT address translation very well explained! Thank you. I went to several other sites but none handled it as well. The animation was key as was the illustration of the IP addresses and the specific port numbers
Exactly the explanation I was looking for, been wondering about this subject for some time. Very pedagogic script and images/animations. You deserve a subscription!
Excellent way of describing the concepts using diagrams/illustrations/animation. Great job done PieterExplainsTech. And also explained slowly. Thanks for providing this informative video :)
Here's a way to check this for your own connection: if you can find the IP address that your ISP has assigned to you (your router's control panel?), look up your public IP address online and see if the addresses match. They'll display the source address that was on the web server request that they received from you. In my case they match, which would indicate that my ISP is not using NAT.
really awesome work...thera quite a few tutorials about networking available on you tube.... this channel is amazing.... want some fundamental understanding about networking so keep on making it...
Oh, praise be to Pieter. Thank you so much for explaining that in such a nice way. I'm sure there's more complexity to it but at least I can understand it at a fundamental level now. Subscribed.
Whoa! Your videos are simply outstanding! The best of the lot for understanding networks! Would love to watch some videos of this kind on the two networking models (OSI and TCP/IP). Great job! Thanks!:)
8 years later, this video is still perfect
Thank you! After 10 years of trying to understand nat, you have explained it clearly in 2 seconds. Thank you!
but where does that port no came from ?
It's provided randomly by your router and pc
10 min*
@@hieunt0204 do the ports change or are they static per device?
No some ports are reserved for particular use but u can specify particular port for your use
Man that's sad that this guy stopped working on this channel all his videos are great and super simple to understand, he has a gift 👍
Thank you Pieter!
So clearly! As said Einstein:
“If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself.”
Thank you!
I came back here because of aws natgateway . Your vid always clears doubts. Thanks for this.. Appreciate
at 1.25x, your video is perfect
+ashish paralkar I agree! It's almost feels like he recorded at 1.25x and then slowed it down :D
rap!
0.5 is funnier. it sounds like he has brain damage
ashish paralkar lmao
I watched it at 2x...
Pieter, you have a gift for teaching. Please consider making more videos. I've been learning CompTIA Network+ Objectives for the exam and am brand new to networking, and your teaching style and presentation is perfect. The visuals are super high quality and helpful. Thanks for doing what you do. Your materials are some of the best on the internet.... but you need more videos! Lol
Finally someone knows how to keep it simple!
This video is pure GOLD! Thank you so much! You explained this about 4.2 billion times more clearly than my professor!
I came through NAT but I never was able to understand the clear picture of WHAT and HOW it works. You explained bit by bit. Simple and easy. Thanks :)
Your videos are life savers! I'm in the middle of studying for my exam on networking and the officiall university slides use so much technobabble that it's hard to grasp the underlying concepts.
Also these videos are exceptionally well structured and your voice is very clear.
Thanks a lot for doing this!
Hi !
your videos are awesome. but why are you not making more videos related to computer networking?
please upload more videos. these videos are very interesting.
Hitesh Garg good though
This is the best video series on the web for understanding internet networking. I personally suck at it, and now I feel like I could explain all of it to other! Brilliant!
Really straightforward and easy to understand. One of the best tech explanation videos out there. We need more.
Amazing ... you only can explain something when you understand it. This video proves that you understand it very well . Thanks
Please make more videos. This was hands down the best explanation for NAT
Don't mind me just making myself some notes here:
-There are more people available who even use more devices than there are IPv4 addresses
-Local machines in a local network are all connected to a router, which is in turn connected to the internet - external public networks
- To reach a public server, the packet from a local private IP has to go through the home/local router. Then through the internet - multiple routes. Then finally the webserver.
- The home router changes the packet private IP source address into its own public IP address
- The home router also creates a NAT forwarding table which helps with return packets to know which packets go to which host in the local network by mapping host's private addresses to reserved public addresses in it
- The web server creates a response packet with it's destination as a the home router which is a public IP
- At the home router the packet's destination IP address is changed to the corresponding/matching local private IP address on the NAT forwarding table. Then the packet will be forwarded to the local host
Your video did my assignment of Avionics Engineering in 2020 . Thanks keep rising and shining.
I was disappointed to click on your channel and see that you had no more videos. This one was of great help, I hope you make more!
even in 2019 this is helpful
i havent seen any better explanation before...pls pls pls make more videos on networking... network is fun
watched like 50 videos that explain the internet and that was the only one that really helped . Thanks alot!
I've been having trouble understanding NAT and your video is what did it for me, thanks a lot! I had trouble realizing that private IP addresses can be reused on different networks, something I kind of already knew, and understanding how the router knows which device to send the packets to. You explained it wonderfully
I have taken a full course in networking in India and haven't get to know how NAT works.But this video helped me to understand this concept.Great video.Keep this up Pieter.
Thanks! As far as the subtitles are concerned, they're generated automatically by TH-cam and their accuracy varies.
Honestly, this channel deserve at-least half-a million (not 40k) subscribers. Thank you for your time and effort.
What would I do without you Pieter. So amazingly explained , I was gonna leave this topic for my exam . Thanks to you :)
The concepts have been articulated very eloquently. Please make more videos like this and share your knowledge with us.
only 6 video on the channel and 54k subscribers, that kind of tells you the quality of the content. It is super amazing.
Thanks a lot for your explanation! Please do not stop sharing your knowledge. This is needed by people who, like me, are trying to learn these concepts.
This video is just missing "Hi, everybody!".
Just wait until you hear me imitate Dr. Nick on purpose.
+exotool yeah
Thank you so much. NAT was confusing at first and explained it in simple terms in this video. Helped a lot for writing about NAT and how it is used.
it is October of 2020, after 8 years of uploading this video I have to say it was a great job
thanks a lot sir , i have my computer network exams tomorrow and i gained a lot of knowledge by watching few videos ,
keep up the good work ...
how much marks you got?
You make NAT so simple to understand, thank you! I was always have a question inside my head what is the function of NAT, after I see this video it become so clear to me what is the importance of NAT. I expect more video about networking from you
Seen half a vid only and already subscribed. Speaks for itself.
Your illustrations are excellent. :) Please create more such videos especially around networking, how internet works, the different types of protocols - their history, advantages and disadvantages, and so on, thanks.
The one who explains this material, the one who created this video presentation is a genious))) I watched tones of videos, read a lot of materials related to this topic, but nobody could explain it so clearly. You have a talent)) Please, start making new videos again. See, you have just 5 or 6 videos, but you have 54K subscribers. I believe that you are able to reach million in a short period. Thank you very much. You are the best
Thank you very much!! I wonder why some lecturers cant explain as clearly as you.
It's to the point that i was looking for. Literally, I was hungry, you helped me to grab more than what I consume usually, lol. Thank you.
Omg the best teaching lessons I've ever got! You explain the concepts like magic, and I've already have classes with 3 network professors, and they were not as clear as you. I hope you make more videos =(
You make fantastic videos that are clear, make sense visually, and hold true to the theory. THANK YOU!!!
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Well, this video dumbs the complexity of the basic functions of personal/public ip addresses down enough that along with the simple animations it can be understood by anyone who has any idea what an ip address is. Thank you for the videos, haters are going to hate no matter what, so keep up the good work
I am so impressed about the quality of your videos that I want to cry. Congratulations, this work is wonderful, your explanation is excellent and your english is perfect.
This video is the best. Guys, you make the content of a very high quality. Your way of explanation is brilliant. But it seems like you stopped making videos and that is a sad story. Thank you! Please continue making your videos, we need this)))
I just love the way you teach, clear and crisp, thank you so much.
Pieter, thank you.This helps me a lot.
I'm entering new position and required me know the high level of IP Network.
Your video is just amazingly easy to understand. Keep posting please.
Great video! Stumbled across this while I was researching CIDR block addressing.
Man I been looking for a clear cut explanation. Thank you !
Man, the way you speak is amazing. Thank you very much.
NAT address translation very well explained! Thank you. I went to several other sites but none handled it as well. The animation was key as was the illustration of the IP addresses and the specific port numbers
This video is so clear and understandable! I couldn't have asked for more. I hope you continue to make more videos
Really a very good explanation. Even a beginner can easily understand it. Thank you Pieter.
Man you just made me understand what the hell is the difference between public and private ips, thanks!
best NAT Network and IPv4/v6 Explanation ever! Love you man!
Would like to see more videos published by you on networking. Very helpful. Thank you.
very nice explanation. simple to consume. this is how networking classes should be.... more of such videos neccessary
Hey I am a CCNA certified. I just felt like checking out some videos. And yes I found the best.
I was looking for such a simple video to understand NAT and its use.
The best explanation of NAT on TH-cam.
Great explanation!! Would love to see this channel posting more videos!!
Your channel is amazing, you make these things very easy to understand, thank you!
Great presentation and analogy. Straight to the point and well explained. I like it.
The video was awesome. You correct this- there are three reserved ranges of IPs not two, and these are: 1) 10.x.x.x.x 2) 192.168.x.x 3) 172.16.x.x
Exactly the explanation I was looking for, been wondering about this subject for some time. Very pedagogic script and images/animations. You deserve a subscription!
PLEASE, MAKE MORE VIDEOS ON THESE KIND OF TOPIC. IT'S VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND AFTER WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS.
Pieter you are just awesome...Thanks for this video and your simplest explanation of such a complex tropics
Thank you Pieter. This was a very simple and clear explanations. I will be checking out more of your stuff. I hope to find more networking videos.
Video has cleared the concept of NAT.
i have seen your other videos too... it's really simple to understand
Absolutely brilliant video. So easy to understand. Made me understand NAT very clearly. Thank you
this is the best video on NAT. I've been trying to understand this for a long time. Thanks a lot and keep rolling out such informative videos
Very nicely and clearly explained, this simple yet important concept. Much appreciated.
One of the best explained videos i have ever seen.....thumbs up!
Man, You are a great teacher. Very clear and understandable. Thanks
You have to make more videos. These are the best videos on youtube on networks. Keep up the good work.
This is a great video explanation about NAT!
Awesome:
Hope you are doing great!!
Come back man. We guys are waiting for you.
You have the capability to make the things very easy.
5:44 ...router does something that's a little bit sneaky... I LOVE IT :-) BTW this video are flawless. Well done Pieter!
one of the best videos ive seen on youtube. so well explained.
172.16 is also a prviate IP guess that's just a comment. It's a amazing work by you. 5/5 great work. easy to understand.
Excellent way of describing the concepts using diagrams/illustrations/animation. Great job done PieterExplainsTech. And also explained slowly. Thanks for providing this informative video :)
Here's a way to check this for your own connection: if you can find the IP address that your ISP has assigned to you (your router's control panel?), look up your public IP address online and see if the addresses match. They'll display the source address that was on the web server request that they received from you. In my case they match, which would indicate that my ISP is not using NAT.
Explained Beautifully .....appreciate your efforts..Thank You
really awesome work...thera quite a few tutorials about networking available on you tube....
this channel is amazing....
want some fundamental understanding about networking so keep on making it...
Watched a BBC documentary "The Joy of Data" from 2016. It explained things amazingly.
This is the best explanation for this topic on the internet. thanks for sharing much appreciated :)
Absolutely best video on NAT for entry-level as me
Wonderful explanation! Simple and crisp.
This so helpful especially for students.. Please don't stop making videos please 😢
Best Explains on TH-cam so far.. :)!
Great explanation. Just an addition: 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255 this is also a private IP address range. Anyway, keep up the good work!👍
dear lord, best explanation ever. And I'm not even a native english speaker.
Oh, praise be to Pieter. Thank you so much for explaining that in such a nice way. I'm sure there's more complexity to it but at least I can understand it at a fundamental level now. Subscribed.
pieter...Your video presentation was simple & easy to understand. You should come up with more techy videos. Thanks a lot!
Whoa! Your videos are simply outstanding! The best of the lot for understanding networks!
Would love to watch some videos of this kind on the two networking models (OSI and TCP/IP). Great job! Thanks!:)
Really good video Peter, very clear explaination and the backstory was really useful to put it all into context. Many thanks!!
you are amazing. I've never understood how it's worked until I saw that video. thanks man
awesome....my networking concepts have become very good cuz of u
NAT explained in simple terms. Great video!
Brilliant! I was sincerely wondering how these things work a while back when I set up a server. Now I know, thanks!
Great videos Pieter. Please keep posting more videos about networking. Would love to watch more videos about IP protocol stack.