Видео

Excellent explanation, thank you!

amazing content

Thank you for the video. at 28:20, is it implied that packetd does not require a tap interface to communicate outside its host machine? If so how would we configure packetd (a user-space appication) to use NAT networking?

I (also a SW Engineer) am trying to set up a homelab for the first time and this is the only content I've seen that actually helped me conceptualize Linux networking. THANKS MATT!

currently stuck with static route to access the networkbridge from outsite brought me here

Brilliant explanations. The best videos on RUclips have the fewest views. Anything with more than 100K views is SUPERFICIAL GARBAGE and not worth watching. This is because 99% of people do not understand anything at any level of depth and therefore are not interested in comprehensive detail.

Anyone who is saying that they don't understand or finds this video confusing obviously don't really appreciate the value this video brings. After they get some experience, they will find this video golden and wished they truely took the time to understand what this man is explaining. Thank you for this great content!

I didn't get it .. its over convoluted and explanation could be more easier and simpler....that's my thoughts

This is excellent.

Thank you. I am a Proxmox user and this helps he understand more of what is going on "under the hood"

Useful videos. Are slides available anywhere? Any references as to books/docs to catch up on latest approaches and to get more details/perspectives on software networking?

Thank you so much

Dude this actually explained sooooooo much about networking for me. Thanks ❤

5 Errors in the first 4 minutes. I have to stop listening.

eth0 can also be assigned an ip address so why is bridge being assigned an IP address, will etho0 wont talk to internet ??

at 25:50 why no packet can go to internet from bridge, eth0 can do a two communication right so if packed sends data to eth0 , eth0 can then send the packets to internet.

Great video! Helped me a lot!

Your videos are great! It is very difficult to find technical videos like yours! Please try to make more! 😀

thank you for the video!

Great video, very well explained. thanks sir

Great video, very well explained.

Thank you, the fact that the bridge and the host interface have the same name was confusing for me too, and I spent hours looking for a video explaining this until I stumbled upon your video and I am glad I am not the only one that found this confusing....I understood the concept but I had always a doubt in my mind that I couldn't dismiss until now. some concepts needs to be said explicitly, and you did that thank you.

brctl

Brctl is getting deprecated. Use IP command

deadbeef and coffee awesome MAC addresses, Sir.

not clear explanation

Thanks for the video! best explanation in youtube

34:06 (network) Interface types

3:03 bind 6:13 what is an interface 6:18 meeting between two thing, aka. *network adapter* 9:58 assume another type of interface 10:22 this interface doesn't have to interface the outside world 10:37 e.g. backed by another green box (a user-space program) 11:24 11:30 this interface named to *tun0* - 11:35 a virtual interface, which is not backed by actual hardware, 11:39 but *backed by a user-space process* 11:42 a *tunnel* 12:41 what is a *tun* used for - 12:44 commonly originally used for *VPN* 14:12 NAT - network address translation 19:00 e1000 19:34 *ethernet is just the local network* 20:43 br0 - Linux *bridge* 28:24 interface: ovs0

Really good overview, thanks!

Thank you very much for your videos. They helped me a lot in my K8s journey.

hello, where can i read more about it?

Great video. Quite in depth and really easy to comprehend. You could add some info about virtual dot1q subinterfaces unless it's in part 2. Thank you very much.