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I have a bachelor in electronics and communications. Networking was part of the curriculum. However, my jobs for the past 17 years (product engineer for an automotive company, and procurement engineer for a construction company) are not related to my bachelors degree. I want to finally have an experience and to be successful in a job related to my degree like a networking engineer. Your videos are very helpful as I refresh/re-learn the networking stuffs taught to me back in college.
loved your way of teaching and that clearly shows your determination... I always had trouble understanding this OSI layer model.... you made it easy for me... Thanks a millions... god bless you....
It can be anything depends on the route u do it. Like a bottom-top approach, its an application top-down approach is physical. so, either way, is great. I agree with Network Engineer Academy :)
Correct me if I am wrong 1) transport layer - packet for udp / segment for tcp 2) network layer - datagram for ip 3) physical layer - frames. Based on the book "TCP / IP Network Administration". Craig Hunt
keep going sir, videos are more likely to be informative and interesting than the books.Watching videos one by one making notes and its interesting to read that notes which are taught by you.
Thank you sir Your way of explaining is great (unique) Please make a video on LLC On data link layer I'm not able to understand this through internet or book. I shall be very grateful to you
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You did a mistake confusingly, after the data link layer, it comes physical layer but not the application layer I am talking about the minute (15:54) of the video. The physical layer is the last but not least layer of OSI model. So physical layer basically is hardware and servers were our data are stored in binary (0101).
I think as a review this video wasn't that bad. But for the noobs to fully understand OSI in depth, explaining it under 10 minutes is pretty tough. Good video though. Gave it a thumbs up :)
those videos are coming for sure. but little by little. Building a business, being a father of 4, still working a full-time job its hard to cover all topics and request that people ask :) But soon I will provide more technical videos.
After explaing the data link layer, you say first layer is application layer , this is not correct, this is physical layer , seem to be a fault in your video :)
very understandable channel but sometime you went back and forth so it was a little hard to follow the instruction example on mail protocols your explanation were mix max
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I have a bachelor in electronics and communications. Networking was part of the curriculum. However, my jobs for the past 17 years (product engineer for an automotive company, and procurement engineer for a construction company) are not related to my bachelors degree. I want to finally have an experience and to be successful in a job related to my degree like a networking engineer. Your videos are very helpful as I refresh/re-learn the networking stuffs taught to me back in college.
layer 1 is physical not application, good video love it
Thanks Bright!
*Correction. PDU - PROTOCOL DATA UNIT. (not Packet)
Very helpful videos. Thanks.
: me to felt so
I duno why but things actually get into my brain when I listen to him.
Kevin same man same
I seem to understand everything when he explains it … its crazy!
loved your way of teaching and that clearly shows your determination... I always had trouble understanding this OSI layer model.... you made it easy for me... Thanks a millions... god bless you....
One of the best channels on TH-cam. Difficult theory explained easily. Thank you so much
The two most popular acronyms for memorizing the layers:
All People Seem To Need Data Processing.
Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Away.
you got that right!
Network Engineer Academy
Excited for your book dude. Thanks for all the content!
Waleed Naeem
Hahaha, great one Waleed!
People Don't Need Those Stupid Packets Anyway
Love it
Thank you for making this video you have the best way of teaching networking thanks.
you are doing great job sir but last layer is physical layer not application thanks again.
Thanks for the input -:)
It really depends on the direction the packet is being routed through...
Also, PDU stands for Protocol Data Unit, not Packet Data Unit.
It can be anything depends on the route u do it. Like a bottom-top approach, its an application top-down approach is physical. so, either way, is great. I agree with Network Engineer Academy :)
This One is pretty good. Can you do a video for comparison between OSI and TCP/IP Model?
Thanks brother, big help. Great Presentation and use of the magnets for a visual aid!
Hi, good video but in the last description of layer 1 it is Physical layer not Application layer, May be you did not notice.
Correct me if I am wrong
1) transport layer - packet for udp / segment for tcp
2) network layer - datagram for ip
3) physical layer - frames.
Based on the book "TCP / IP Network Administration". Craig Hunt
keep going sir, videos are more likely to be informative and interesting than the books.Watching videos one by one making notes and its interesting to read that notes which are taught by you.
Thank you sir
Your way of explaining is great (unique)
Please make a video on LLC
On data link layer
I'm not able to understand this through internet or book.
I shall be very grateful to you
FANTASTIC EXPLANATION! I would say this is THE BEST I'VE SEEN. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR HELP! : )
Dude, you are very intelligent in a fascinating way in the manner which you dispense knowledge along with your magical resources at your disposal. I doff my hat ! Respect from ATL !
Explained in a nice way, easy to grasp
Brother, you're the best!!
I try! Thanks for watching!
Thanks man this topic I never understood but now I can write quite a lot in my exam
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very understandable .
thank you very much sir I truly appreciate
God bless you.
probly the most positive video I've seen for I.T
LOOK forward.to viewing more..
If u know java these videos would be great for that topic also.
Thankyou
Keep up the gr8 work
Very helpful...
You did a mistake confusingly, after the data link layer, it comes physical layer but not the application layer I am talking about the minute (15:54) of the video. The physical layer is the last but not least layer of OSI model. So physical layer basically is hardware and servers were our data are stored in binary (0101).
I think as a review this video wasn't that bad. But for the noobs to fully understand OSI in depth, explaining it under 10 minutes is pretty tough. Good video though. Gave it a thumbs up :)
Correction at 6:36 time frame, it is PHYSICAL LAYER not APPLICATION LAYER.
*starts to write down what OSI acronym is*
"Do you need to know that? Hell no!" -Jorge
*throws pen across the room*
You are very-very good.
Very nice lesson. The only thing I think would be important, shrink the size of your videos for download. 15 mins 360p should be about 30-40 MB.
Thank you sir
Thanks for the content
great explanation, rabah from algéria
"DO THE FUCKING WORK" - that's a serious shirt! :) - This would make Chuck Norris want to work in IT.
You excelently explained it... Superb !
waw! explanation is precise but well understood.. thank you so much
Affirmative wabiner. Thank you jorge.
great. easy to understand. thanks
Thank you for all your help!
Very good and clean explanation 👌🏾
Protocol Data Unit.
Nice video btw.
I watched this 3-5 times now. whoa!
lovely very clear, sorry do you have some videos about the most common protocols ans their port please
Man, you are awesome! thank you so much!!
Pdu is protocol data unit not the packet data unit.Good going
dear sir YOU ARE genius
wonderful.
it will be nice if you make a video about ospf or eigrp
those videos are coming for sure. but little by little.
Building a business, being a father of 4, still working a full-time job its hard to cover all topics and request that people ask :)
But soon I will provide more technical videos.
Very Informative. Thank you sir.
Good knowledge for OSI model
Very good, i love it
good one
Was there a gun shot at 3:49 ? :D interesting and simple video. Thumbs up!
Hello Navaro i take my exams soon thanks for all the tutorials
Great Content!
PDU(Protocol Data Unit)
thanks for this textbooks are confusing
I'm glad I can help Dane :)
good video
Good
thanks a lot
Well done
please correct your last layer name it should be physical layer
Great vid
sir can u explain about class of ip address
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you mean "Message traffic control and RELIABILITY" in the Transport layer?
need one video on checkpoint firewall and asa
cool
so encryption process can happen in more than one layer? I thought the transport layer handled encryption you know like TLS, SSL etc.
hi when is your book coming out ....and what's the name of your udemy course ?
After explaing the data link layer, you say first layer is application layer , this is not correct, this is physical layer , seem to be a fault in your video :)
yeap, you are right, difficult sometimes to say the right things when filming is new to you :) thanks for the comment Steven,
ARP is actually a layer 2 protocol
layer 1 physical layer but u called aplication layer i don't understood
he made a mistake
mr jony it ws a mistake....
ARP operates on Data Link not Network layer..
It works on both but resolves on the data link so most would refer to it working on data link but it does work on network as well
At least from my understanding
Eres Mexicano guey ?
Anyways, good stuff here man I appreciate it.
Layer 1 = Physical Layer
Good video Lv it
pink -t 192.168.4.10
Layer1 is physical layer not Application layer
Sir I apologise 4 interrupting u but ders a mistake in ur vedio while explaining d bullet points of d 1 layer ie physical layer
layer 1 is the physical layer, not application layer. correct that.
sir physical transmission is work done by Physical Layer not by Application Layer. So please correct the video u r teaching...
Gave this video for my students to watch...TOTALLY didn't realize the back of your shirt. OOPS.
LOL. sorry about that.
Where is the OSI model located ?
6:35 I think you mean Physical Layer not Application layer that is layer 7
very understandable channel but sometime you went back and forth so it was a little hard to follow the instruction example on mail protocols your explanation were mix max
You screwed up with the physical layer number one. Other than that it was good. Necesitas arreglarlo adelante.
change layer name not application --physical layer
munos noeva ecija
Ok u just confuse me...u said the application layer was number one...everyone else saids number 7....explain why you put the numbers back wards
Protocol data units*
9:22
All the different protocols are reffered to as a protocol suite.
OSI stands for open systems interaconnection. Do you need to know that?? Hell no!! 🤣
Cake in buseness
or Dont Dont Dont Stop Pouring Free Beer =) for PDU's
u miss physical layer dude
layer 1 and layer 7... he screwed it up... i cant trust this guy...where is laz diaz?...im out!! i got too much to lose...
RIP subtitle....
Your OSI Model is numerically bass ackwards.
This video isn't under 15 minutes long.
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Thanks for the video