Hub, Switch, & Router Explained - What's the difference? 

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Thank you :)

PowerCert Animated Videos thankyou for simplifying this

Venkata chandini nice TL:DW

What is modem?

I read this comment while that sentence was being said in the video. Neat!

@Tahmid alpha12 Hey there? So if I understand it correctly, this is the path of data (in a case I'm using switch): Computer → Switch → Router → Modem → Internet Am I right? Would appreciate your input. Thank you! :)

@Red Ape Accurate

Best channel ever

Exactly...

6 years ago but still I am understanding most of the concepts using this channel. This is a life saver!

You can also check "branch education"

agree, the visual aspect is extremely helpful for me!

Agreed!

@@meberg6958 dddd

Please ,no one can take place of teachers

@@meberg6958 To be fair, I explained ARP messaging and it did not take an hour to explain it to my students.

You are a liar

M Eberg You need to spend some time with my Yogi at his ashram. Ommmmmm.........

@CoeusQuantitative The computer networking classes always include and must include these basics. The problem is they're usually skimmed through and done with no effort to visualize how these concepts actually work. It's also difficult for professors to be patient with concepts that are new to their students while the professors have been learning about it for years if not decades. But that's they're job and that's what they should do.

@coeusquantitative6146 man shut the fuck up with this you sound just like the fossils of a people everyone hates to have a discussion with. Because of hit in the head out of touch thinking like yours so much potential is lost where many people could had gotten passionate about these subjects. If the course its taught with the ass, not even that, not even half assed, students will not search these out of curiosity they will search it out of desperation for believing that they are inferior in thinking for not understanding "such simple basics". If the teacher doesnt teach THE BASE of a subject with the same passion or interest as the rest of the course how the hell is that supposed to translate to an unknowing barely starting student on these topics. The teacher should lay the foundation THAT S WHY THEY ARE A FUCKING TEACHER. To teach and spark the motivation for the later courses. If they arent doing that might as well stop teaching when you are leaving people in the dark on such "simple" notions just because your ass is lazy to make it an interesting introduction. Fuck off mate

jeez pal, cool your jets@@coeusquantitative6146

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@@yassinmhdi1851 ?

Watch router versus modem

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@Abott Costa Wrong.

Versus modem

Really helpful. Thanks

amen to that

Yes, please don't stop making vids like this. Appreciated.

I concur

I agree

I won't, thanks.

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Marketing sucks! I really hate the Business World

i assume you meant "the *best*..."

Same! I am doing MBA in business analytics and self studying to start career in CyberSec. This channel is really helping me clear out confusion.

You are not alone bro

What were your reasons for leaving marketing? Im contemplating a similar decision also

Right? I wonder if their idea was to force us to learn to supplement their course with our own self-study. Introducing the models and layers without actually explaining what they really are was a weird choice.

agreed. He simplified the terms and explained in simples how hubs, switches, and routers work in less than 8 min. Perfect!

Thank you Cris.

5:20 was the only thing he got wrong. Other packets do not pass through your router not intended for your ip, there are boxes outside splitting up the incoming packets to the right ip, plus your ISP manages sending the right packages to the right place

BIG BIG UP!

Thank you :)

Thank you