Hubs, switches and routers are devices that allow us to create networks and connect those networks to one another. We explain how they work and what their individual differences are.
Here’s a list of the sections in this video and their time codes:
00:10 The hub
01:37 The switch
03:44 The router
04:55 A comparison
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nicely explained !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QagKVvoQo0&t=60s
Well done. May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you for teaching the people.
Quick, Clean and Precise ! Congrats !
Very well explained sir
Dude! I am majoring networks and you explain everything better than my professor does! Please continue doing so, you are helping many people! Many thanks….
This is by far the best video clarifying this concept!!!
Quick question: I have a router at home, so do other people use my router as a path to for example a search engine (google)?
Your channel is one of the most informative one for networking concepts! I often come here to get a better understanding! Keep the good work going!! 😀
Peiter, you are a good man! Nice work with the videos.
Amazing work, hope to see this channel rise up to the top soon!
oh hai peter
VERY GOOD PRESENTATION
I thought there were 7 layers in the OSI model? You left out the Session and Presentation layers. 5 and 6.
Please make a video on “Repeater” device .
Hi Peter!
it was very useful and i learnt difference between the hub, switch and router. thank you
Excellent – Thanks!
Great video, thanks alot!
I love you.
Put the speed at 1.25x at least.
Thank me later. 🙂
Great video btw. Keep up the good work mate.
Peter
i love this…. its really helpful …am writing my exams and i have benefited…keep it up
wtf is traffic?
difference between MAC and IP address?
You sound like a twat peter, my friends ears were bleeding before the opening title
Great teaching
https://youtu.be/H9HyPRbSppM
Awsomr
i want to set up two separate networks that do not have access to each other can i use a switch –internet to modem, to switch, port 2 on switch to router network a, port 3 on switch to router network b
thank u
I’m a software developer and this is the only clear explanation I ever saw about the OSI model. Now it’s clear in my head. Thank you!
good theory
Hi, I’m Peter.
thanks man, great explain