16, very good grades in school. I realised not so long ago i actually don't like school and i won't fit in any job. Quit my main hobby (gaming) and besides school i started learning about networking and ethical hacking. Hopefully, this will be my career. Thanks for the video! EDIT 9.11.2023 (aprox 3 years later): Well seems like l was right. I'm in uni now and l also work as a pentester. Looking back, this was a long journey. To think this video was my first interaction with something from this domain is extremely nostalgic.
That is very very smart. I'm 26 and just started to get back into this because gaming has gotten very boring. If you find this stuff interesting look into raspberry pi's, you can do a lot of networking and other hardware related projects. I actually use them for my job as an electronics engineer more than a multimeter.
As someone that just retired from physical security, I've decided to transition into digital/cyber security (where as Networking is the first real step). I found your video concise and easy to follow, and look forward to watching a video a day until I finish this play list, then watching it through at least one other time before checking out other video tutorials to get a varied approach. Thanks for your good work.
I’m fairly new to networking and I’ve been searching a lot for good training videos. I have found several great resources but yours are my favorite that I’ve found. Thank you.
ahah I'm following the exact same path, I had to stop the cybersecurity course for a moment to learn more about networking! I've found interesting the time for the notes and the quiz, really helpful!
Quality Graphics and photos are used to explain the terminologies. It’s by far the best explanation I ever came across. I would love if you can continue with ASA series as I am more interested in it. Thank you.
I am currently new to IT. I have spent majority of working career so far as a RN and am re-training due to health changes. I've started to work on the CompTIA Fundamentals and networking overview is involved in this course. Thanks for putting content out that caters for all levels of experience and knowledge without a patronizing tone.
thank you for helping me understand networking better. I am new to thihs industry currenly in school for cyber security. My teacher left me wondering more about networking. He did not explain it well enough for me to completel;y understand. Thank you very much for your informative helpful aproach. aI will contiue wathcing youe videos.
@@ardeipopa Several or many protocols because when we do ping then at that time they use not single protocol. They use ARP and ICMP both protocols for the first time.
@@ardeipopa there are usually alot more that goes into jus "2 devices speaking to eachother". u need your pc to speak to the internet, and then to the computer for instance.
@@ardeipopa Every device (end devices or network devices) are using some language. it is called computer readable language. This language is of 0s and 1s. protocols are not considered as language, they sets or rules and regulation that governs how everything works , should work ..etc. Perhaps, the language that protocols uses is also same language (0s and 1s). Note: We have human readable and computer readable language. 1-Human readable is whatever we speak. 2-Computer readable is 0s and 1s. There is always a translator between us humans and computers that help us understanding each other by translating our language to machines and machine's language to us. Otherwise, everyone us have to be super smart at math that look at the bits in form of 0101010101010 and know what it mean in English ;)
I'm doing a npa5 in Scotland for cyber security and want to get ahead of the game a bit and this video is engaging and i feel like its digestible and I am learning here thankyou so much
This was a fantastic introduction for me, especially since I have an assignment on Networking for uni and it's something I'm completely new to, outside of very basic knowledge. My specialty is programming and software, so this is all new to me and I feel like this will definitely come in handy in other things too when I might need it. Thank you.
Dude, you should be my teacher. Taking 2 networking classes right now, 1 compressed course and 1 netacad course online, and as much fun as it is to spend my life reading all day, visuals go a long way. Subbed and will be watching all of these tutorials so I can get my CCNA certification.
This is awesome to hear! I'm thinking of creating an additional series to go from fundamentals all the way to CCNA (haven't started yet, so it will be a while)
Thank you so much!!!!! I am like you said- I have NO KNOWLEDGE of networking.. but , I’m taking my time and rewinding the videos until I get the concepts. Thank you for your generosity!!!
its an amazing tutorial ...simply one of the best i have watched and learned from in a long while. It will kick start my networking lessons. Thanks alot
my lecturer could not teach me this in one year, and u did in 25 minutes. Now i have basic understanding of what a network is i will watch all your videos and suscribe. Nice tutorial
I've watched a few videos of this series so far. Exceptionally good for the beginner. Before this, my research results said to start with the Network+ course, so I tried some RUclips videos for that, and I had no idea what was going on. It definitely wasn't watchable for complete beginners unless you did tons of learning from elsewhere at the same time. Your videos are so much better.
This was FANTASTIC. As a newbie, I really need someone to explain this to my like I'm five and not try to sound impressive by throwing a bunch of jargon at me. Thank you so much! I actually understand this now!
You have a really amazing way of explaining and teaching!! The Quizzes and Summaries really help get the brain to store all the things that I learnt!! ❤️
That's an awesome video. It is so informative. I'm actually in college and I wish my professor did half the job that you've done in this video in clarifying and laying the ground work for the subject matter. Thank you so much for laying the foundation first before delving into the intricate matters of the subject!!!!!
Thank YOU! I am new to this but I found it very helpful since I started to work for a cable company I felt lost but with your videos I feel I can grow and get certified with CISCO. Peace ✌
Tbh I haven't gone through the videos but decided to check through the comment section and Omg , its making want to jump into it , just want to start my journey into the IT space (cyber security). Wish me luck :)
Thank you, all my life, school's never understudy me. Even to this date I still have a hard time with my spelling. I think my Minde, has a hard time to understand when a word sounds one way but sounds am other. I was able to test my I.Q when I got older. The man how gave me my test, told me he thinks it was because I was bored. You see, something was just not right. My test came back with a score of 132 I.Q. So, they asked me to come back two different times, and the tests came back. A score of 129 to 135 I.Q, I can tell you, it takes about 2 to 3 hours hard hours. So, to get to the point, your show is one of the best, you do not bore me. Thank you, please do not stop. Daniel from Canada
I really loved this session , during the time of lockdown it's rely fun to study new things such as networking. Keep it up and make new contents like this. God bless you.
Very nice video! I wish I had content like this when I was first starting out. Back in 2005-6 you had to pay for CBT Nuggets and take what they give you.
I am hooked on this video. As an IT Tech, there is something very important to me: The facts. and if facts come with basic and practical videos like this, I am so grateful to reach you.
Just a thank you to Network Direction for creating these amazing videos that brought everything to life. I had very little knowldge of Networking Protocols beforehand and you very much helped me pass my recent CISSP exam when I stumbled across your videos when losing the will to live trying to absorb the text book explanations! Thank you!
Thank you so much for these videos! I'm currently doing Network + course online and the tutor they used, although clearly really good at their job, is not a teacher/tutor. So getting it nicely introduced in a well put together video is such a relief, I was starting to freak out, thinking I'd bitten off more than I could chew haha.
Thank you! Just stick with it, you'll get there. If it's feeling overwhelming, just take a break for a while, and come back fresh. Sometimes just reviewing the basics helps to make new concepts easier
you are explaining everything better then my lecturer thank you. in my exam there was questions that lecturer didn't teach us so i am going to watch all of your videos.
Wow! 3 minutes in, and I now understand what the Network admin at my former school was doing in that closet. It had a patch panel, and he was configuring it.
Quality is good. Only thing that bugged me is that if watching on mobile (as most people do these days) it’s difficult to click links or go to a link especially while driving and listening to it in the background. Other than that amazing video series!
Fitting things on screen is a challenge. It's even harder when the live config comes up in later videos. As a point of interest, only 37.5% of people watching this video use a phone, while 52.9% use a desktop computer. The remaining 11.4% are using tablets, TV, or a game console.
Fitting things on screen is a challenge. It's even harder when the live config comes up in later videos. As a point of interest, only 37.5% of people watching this video use a phone, while 52.9% use a desktop computer. The remaining 11.4% are using tablets, TV, or a game console.
Fitting things on screen is a challenge. It's even harder when the live config comes up in later videos. As a point of interest, only 37.5% of people watching this video use a phone, while 52.9% use a desktop computer. The remaining 11.4% are using tablets, TV, or a game console.
I'm will be starting a new job soon due to layoffs at my previous employment last week and I am enjoying and learning quite a bit on your channel. I have watched this video a couple times to make sure I get it and I plan pursuing your other videos. Thank you!
when I watch your first Lecture that was about TCP/IP so i came to know this is the best channel learn beause with in a very short time you covered alot of topics with alot of information. the most part i liked is "pause the video and think What is network" this is the best way to memories some thing. and at the end Quizes make the learning more interesting. Thanks alot for sharing this Knowledge for free. Stay Blessed!
You are absolutely amazing at explaining this. Keep it up and thank you so much for doing this! I recently started a systems engineering course and I have been feeling lost. This has given me the confidence to know that I am not hopeless, things just need to explained clearly, like you have done :)
I need to brush up on networking for a new role I've applied for. This videos pace and tone makes it very easy to follow if your a stress head like myself 💯
bruh they assigned this to watch in my master's degree, you must have made one hell of a video
WOW! That's amazing! Quite a compliment 😀
What Uni are you attending?
@@NetworkDirection Edith Cowan University in Australia. Keep up the good work :)
@@Glidertwin You're on the opposite side of the country to me. I intend to visit WA one day
they also assigned this to my 10th grade networking class
Proof of a phenomenal course when it can be assigned for a Master's program and a 10th grade class
16, very good grades in school. I realised not so long ago i actually don't like school and i won't fit in any job. Quit my main hobby (gaming) and besides school i started learning about networking and ethical hacking. Hopefully, this will be my career. Thanks for the video!
EDIT 9.11.2023 (aprox 3 years later): Well seems like l was right. I'm in uni now and l also work as a pentester. Looking back, this was a long journey. To think this video was my first interaction with something from this domain is extremely nostalgic.
It's great that you have a plan, and I'm happy to have helped you get started !
That is very very smart. I'm 26 and just started to get back into this because gaming has gotten very boring. If you find this stuff interesting look into raspberry pi's, you can do a lot of networking and other hardware related projects. I actually use them for my job as an electronics engineer more than a multimeter.
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As someone that just retired from physical security, I've decided to transition into digital/cyber security (where as Networking is the first real step). I found your video concise and easy to follow, and look forward to watching a video a day until I finish this play list, then watching it through at least one other time before checking out other video tutorials to get a varied approach. Thanks for your good work.
How did your journey go?
Hey how is your cyber security journey,?
I’m fairly new to networking and I’ve been searching a lot for good training videos. I have found several great resources but yours are my favorite that I’ve found. Thank you.
I'm currently taking intro to cybersecurity and we are now going over networking. This really helps me. 🙂 👍🏽
Sammmee Welcome to the club!
Good to hear it's helping you!
ahah I'm following the exact same path, I had to stop the cybersecurity course for a moment to learn more about networking! I've found interesting the time for the notes and the quiz, really helpful!
@@eduinfest I never really thought about this with cybersecurity when I was making it. It's good to hear that its helping here too
Hello Matthew, can you please recommend me a good video for cybersecurity for beginner?
Quality Graphics and photos are used to explain the terminologies. It’s by far the best explanation I ever came across. I would love if you can continue with ASA series as I am more interested in it. Thank you.
Thanks Hitesh,
What particular aspect of the ASA are you interested in? General ASA introduction, or something specific?
Network Direction I wants to learn Nat In detail in ASA and and access list part. Is it possible to you to make a good video on these two topics ?
Hitesh, I'll try.
I'll add it to my list of videos to create 🙂
Network Direction thank you so much. I will wait for it !
You can make up to 200$ weekly if you are dedicated you can 200$ every 3days ..ask me how💯💯
I am currently new to IT. I have spent majority of working career so far as a RN and am re-training due to health changes. I've started to work on the CompTIA Fundamentals and networking overview is involved in this course. Thanks for putting content out that caters for all levels of experience and knowledge without a patronizing tone.
You're very welcome!
thank you for helping me understand networking better. I am new to thihs industry currenly in school for cyber security. My teacher left me wondering more about networking. He did not explain it well enough for me to completel;y understand. Thank you very much for your informative helpful aproach. aI will contiue wathcing youe videos.
Thank you so much for your comment!
It's always good to hear that these videos are helping in some way
This video is amazing, im switching degrees from general IT to software and network engineering and it helps so much to see the basics of the subject
Thanks, Im glad to hear that! Have a great day!
I have worked with networks for many years; however, I don't use it all the time. This has been an excellent refresher. Thank you
Thankyou for your feedback😀
We've not gotten into the parts I'm interested in yet, but I think this is a really promising series. Concise, informative and pedagogical.
Thanks for watching Midi Music Forever!
It may be pedagogical but not user friendly… those two are mutually exclusive…. In more than this environment! Lol…
1.Wired and wirelessly.
2.Switch
3.Several or many protocols
why many protocols? don't they need to speak the same languace, like just one?
@@ardeipopa Several or many protocols because when we do ping then at that time they use not single protocol.
They use ARP and ICMP both protocols for the first time.
@@ardeipopa This video may help explain how these protocols work together: ruclips.net/video/y9PG-_ZNbWg/видео.html
@@ardeipopa there are usually alot more that goes into jus "2 devices speaking to eachother". u need your pc to speak to the internet, and then to the computer for instance.
@@ardeipopa Every device (end devices or network devices) are using some language. it is called computer readable language. This language is of 0s and 1s.
protocols are not considered as language, they sets or rules and regulation that governs how everything works , should work ..etc.
Perhaps, the language that protocols uses is also same language (0s and 1s).
Note: We have human readable and computer readable language.
1-Human readable is whatever we speak.
2-Computer readable is 0s and 1s.
There is always a translator between us humans and computers that help us understanding each other by translating our language to machines and machine's language to us. Otherwise, everyone us have to be super smart at math that look at the bits in form of 0101010101010 and know what it mean in English ;)
Finally someone who explains fundamental concepts. Thank you!! Studying for my Network + and this is great.
Really good to hear that you like it
I have no background in networking. Your explanation is easy to understand. Thank you!
You're welcome!
When i was studied in university, my teachers never teaches like you, i'm very glad to find your channel 👏 your notes are very important
Thanks for your wonderful comment Ochir! I really appreciate your feedback and I'm glad our videos have helped you. Have a great day!
which university?
@@WaldoTheWombat www.must.edu.mn
I'm doing a npa5 in Scotland for cyber security and want to get ahead of the game a bit and this video is engaging and i feel like its digestible and I am learning here thankyou so much
I'm glad to have helped!
This was a fantastic introduction for me, especially since I have an assignment on Networking for uni and it's something I'm completely new to, outside of very basic knowledge. My specialty is programming and software, so this is all new to me and I feel like this will definitely come in handy in other things too when I might need it. Thank you.
It’s really good to hear that this is helping you! You’re very welcome
I have an interview for a Networking job tomorrow, and this is precisely the video series I needed to learn the fundamentals! Thank you.
So glad to help!
I’m so glad I found you, just started binge watching to help me prepare for my exam next week. Thank you for such excellent content!
I hope you pass!
I am new into the IT field and have been looking for tutorials on Networking. I am lucky to see this. Thank you.
Thank you!
Dude, you should be my teacher. Taking 2 networking classes right now, 1 compressed course and 1 netacad course online, and as much fun as it is to spend my life reading all day, visuals go a long way. Subbed and will be watching all of these tutorials so I can get my CCNA certification.
This is awesome to hear!
I'm thinking of creating an additional series to go from fundamentals all the way to CCNA (haven't started yet, so it will be a while)
@@NetworkDirection I will absolutely be looking forward to it.
Thank you so much!!!!!
I am like you said- I have NO KNOWLEDGE of networking.. but , I’m taking my time and rewinding the videos until I get the concepts.
Thank you for your generosity!!!
Really glad to help you on your journey!
honestly the best explanation I've seen online. Clear, accurate, easy to follow, and OMG THE GRAPHICS! Thank you so much, this was long overdue.
If you like the graphics of this one, take a look at the video coming out mid-next week
@Bilal Ali I am
Currently trying to get a degree in cyber security and this explained 8 weeks worth of info. Thanks
its an amazing tutorial ...simply one of the best i have watched and learned from in a long while. It will kick start my networking lessons. Thanks alot
Glad you like it!
my lecturer could not teach me this in one year, and u did in 25 minutes. Now i have basic understanding of what a network is i will watch all your videos and suscribe. Nice tutorial
Glad it’s helping you!
Honestly this tutorials is very clear and explanation is easy to understand, the tutor is really experienced
Thanks!
"networks are used to connect devices together". The connections of devices to each other are what make a network
Good answer!
I'm new to networking and I am so glad I came across this video. So much was learnt in a short space of time. What a great foundation. THANK YOU!
You're very VERY welcome!
I've watched a few videos of this series so far. Exceptionally good for the beginner.
Before this, my research results said to start with the Network+ course, so I tried some RUclips videos for that, and I had no idea what was going on. It definitely wasn't watchable for complete beginners unless you did tons of learning from elsewhere at the same time.
Your videos are so much better.
This was FANTASTIC. As a newbie, I really need someone to explain this to my like I'm five and not try to sound impressive by throwing a bunch of jargon at me. Thank you so much! I actually understand this now!
You have a really amazing way of explaining and teaching!! The Quizzes and Summaries really help get the brain to store all the things that I learnt!! ❤️
Thank you! I'm really glad to hear that these are helpful to you!
Yeah that's a good technique of teaching I totally understand 🎉
This video is better than the book they gave me for the class I am taking on this. In fact, it is one of the best videos on this topic. Thank you!
Thanks so much!
That's an awesome video. It is so informative. I'm actually in college and I wish my professor did half the job that you've done in this video in clarifying and laying the ground work for the subject matter. Thank you so much for laying the foundation first before delving into the intricate matters of the subject!!!!!
my professor is using this video for our class.
Professor making me watch this video today
I’m brand new knew nothing before this video, but I think I like it now
Glad to show you something new!
Was looking for a starting point when the RUclips algorithm threw this onto my home page. Looking forward to learning throughout this series!
Glad to have you along for the journey!
great job bro. I just got the whole idea about networking. we can't complete our university without u guys
BRAVOOOO🙌🙌🙌🙌
So glad to help!
I love his explanation way and it was understandable even though my language not that good
Thank you very much
Thanks, it's good to hear this
I’m watching this as an assignment for a college course . You are on track
Thank YOU! I am new to this but I found it very helpful since I started to work for a cable company I felt lost but with your videos I feel I can grow and get certified with CISCO. Peace ✌
Really good to hear that you're finding this helpful!
Tbh I haven't gone through the videos but decided to check through the comment section and Omg , its making want to jump into it , just want to start my journey into the IT space (cyber security). Wish me luck :)
You'll do well, I'm sure!
worthy to subscribe, well explained in laymans terms like me who who don't understand much of network
Thank you, all my life, school's never understudy me. Even to this date I still have a hard time with my spelling. I think my Minde, has a hard time to understand when a word sounds one way but sounds am other. I was able to test my I.Q when I got older. The man how gave me my test, told me he thinks it was because I was bored. You see, something was just not right. My test came back with a score of 132 I.Q. So, they asked me to come back two different times, and the tests came back. A score of 129 to 135 I.Q, I can tell you, it takes about 2 to 3 hours hard hours. So, to get to the point, your show is one of the best, you do not bore me. Thank you, please do not stop. Daniel from Canada
I really loved this session , during the time of lockdown it's rely fun to study new things such as networking. Keep it up and make new contents like this. God bless you.
Thanks a ton
So,this tutorial was introduced during the Covid-19 period!??????
Very simple explanation. I didn’t feel like my head was going to explode from info overload.
Really good to hear, thanks!
Very nice video! I wish I had content like this when I was first starting out. Back in 2005-6 you had to pay for CBT Nuggets and take what they give you.
Thanks!
I'm looking to join this career path. Your comment gives me even more of an appreciation for this information. Thank you!
I am hooked on this video. As an IT Tech, there is something very important to me: The facts. and if facts come with basic and practical videos like this, I am so grateful to reach you.
Your clips are absolutely amazing.
I am eating them up and learning so much. Thank you for sharing ur knowledge.
Hello dear how are you doing I hope you are safe over there, I we love to chat you for a while.
Just want to comment that as a complete newbie you material is fantastic. Thank you
Just a thank you to Network Direction for creating these amazing videos that brought everything to life. I had very little knowldge of Networking Protocols beforehand and you very much helped me pass my recent CISSP exam when I stumbled across your videos when losing the will to live trying to absorb the text book explanations! Thank you!
I'm enjoying these series of video on networking. They are very helpful and equipping for everyone who wants to learn networking.
Glad you're enjoying them!
*I think I fell in love with your channel!*
You are so kind
Same here
These sorts of videos are so helpful . Thank you !
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this series of videos!
Glad you like them! Have a great day!
Learned more with your first video then in my entire class!
That's great to hear!
A Prefect introduction to networking . its very good
Love this lesson. I used to be a software engineer a thousand years ago. I wanted to see computing is like now.
Glad it's helpful to you!
Thank you for this lesson! :)
For some reason, the narrator's voice makes me think about the game called "Getting Over it."
Agreed, except this guy makes actually life easier instead of secretly taunting you each time you fall down
I am a junior programmer trying to get more knowledge in possible paths for my career. It's day 1 of this playlist, thanks!
You got this!
Thank you so much! It really helped me as a beginner.
This is the best video I've encountered on networking
Thank you!
Very well explained. Will take this course to the very end. Thank you for the effort put into making this a simple as possible.
Thanks for basic information about networking.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for these videos! I'm currently doing Network + course online and the tutor they used, although clearly really good at their job, is not a teacher/tutor. So getting it nicely introduced in a well put together video is such a relief, I was starting to freak out, thinking I'd bitten off more than I could chew haha.
Thank you!
Just stick with it, you'll get there. If it's feeling overwhelming, just take a break for a while, and come back fresh. Sometimes just reviewing the basics helps to make new concepts easier
Started reading for my N+ a few weeks ago and found this very useful and easy to follow. Looking forward to watching more
There's plenty more waiting for you!
I hop they help with your exam
Thank you sir for the effort in making these wonderful tutorials. God bless you
you are explaining everything better then my lecturer thank you. in my exam there was questions that lecturer didn't teach us so i am going to watch all of your videos.
Love to hear it!
Helped more than you know!!
Best introduction of networking video ever with hot Aussie accent
Well, thank you. I haven't had a comment quite like that before
Great training. Very clear and concise. Thank you!
Thanks Cynthia!
this was the shortest version on network explanation , thank you i enjoyed the sessions
Glad you liked it
I subscribed... meaning I loved the way you did EVERYTHING!!! Keep em coming!!!!
It’s really impressive and very good explanation for basic beginners
Thanks!
This is a high quality job. That is all I can say.
I can't believe nobody has mentioned how soothing your voice is!
Thank you for this video very helpful
Wow! 3 minutes in, and I now understand what the Network admin at my former school was doing in that closet.
It had a patch panel, and he was configuring it.
Glad to hear this has helped 😀
Quality is good. Only thing that bugged me is that if watching on mobile (as most people do these days) it’s difficult to click links or go to a link especially while driving and listening to it in the background. Other than that amazing video series!
Fitting things on screen is a challenge. It's even harder when the live config comes up in later videos.
As a point of interest, only 37.5% of people watching this video use a phone, while 52.9% use a desktop computer. The remaining 11.4% are using tablets, TV, or a game console.
Fitting things on screen is a challenge. It's even harder when the live config comes up in later videos.
As a point of interest, only 37.5% of people watching this video use a phone, while 52.9% use a desktop computer. The remaining 11.4% are using tablets, TV, or a game console.
Fitting things on screen is a challenge. It's even harder when the live config comes up in later videos.
As a point of interest, only 37.5% of people watching this video use a phone, while 52.9% use a desktop computer. The remaining 11.4% are using tablets, TV, or a game console.
Nerd Rage get off your phone while driving
I'm will be starting a new job soon due to layoffs at my previous employment last week and I am enjoying and learning quite a bit on your channel. I have watched this video a couple times to make sure I get it and I plan pursuing your other videos. Thank you!
I'm glad this is helping you 😀
좋은 강의 감사합니다 잘볼게요
- from Korea
천만에요
One of the best ways to explain! Thanks for making this lovely video
Great to hear that you like it, thanks!
Great video, plz give to us new lesson so that we can learn more
I am planning more soon. The next one in this series will likely be around IP addressing, and how it works
Im taking the MTA 98-366 soon and Im glad I came by your videos
Most engaging video for a newbie like me! Thanks great content
You are the best teacher I have seen when it comes to networking. The illustrations, the explanations. They are all on point. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much!
this is amazing tutorial, thanks alot
Glad you liked it!
No talking heads superior visuals and narration to explain networking topics.
Hahaha! 'No talking heads', I like it 😀
when I watch your first Lecture that was about TCP/IP so i came to know this is the best channel learn beause with in a very short time you covered alot of topics with alot of information. the most part i liked is "pause the video and think What is network" this is the best way to memories some thing. and at the end Quizes make the learning more interesting. Thanks alot for sharing this Knowledge for free. Stay Blessed!
Thanks Shakir! This is very good feedback!
the link for the quiz's answers doesn't work, great video btw
Thank you. This is the best video.
Thank you for sharing 👏
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
You are absolutely amazing at explaining this. Keep it up and thank you so much for doing this! I recently started a systems engineering course and I have been feeling lost. This has given me the confidence to know that I am not hopeless, things just need to explained clearly, like you have done :)
I need to brush up on networking for a new role I've applied for. This videos pace and tone makes it very easy to follow if your a stress head like myself 💯
Wow the quality of this video was amazing and I learned a lot fast thanks just subscribed and will continue to follow
I'm from Egypt and i liked your video so much this is tutorial is awesome
Thanks!
Thank you so much for such a well made video with material that is well articulated.
W końcu ktoś podszedł do tego łopatologicznie. Dzięki :)
Nie ma za co
This video was helpful for me, I understand like in the classroom
easy to follow with good reinforcement through the quiz.
Glad you like it
Thank you for ur video! Im new to this field im happy u started from the beginning to help those like me out
good quality video. concise and accurate.
Thanks!