Introduction to Network Routing

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Robert McMillen

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[1] Introduction

[1] New to IT or routing in general.mp4

00:45

[2] 1. Networking Concepts

[1] Computers that communicate.mp4

03:50

[2] Where is the internet.mp4

03:52

[3] What runs over IP.mp4

04:35

[3] 2. Networking Model

[1] The OSI model.mp4

06:44

[2] Binary and hexadecimal.mp4

04:01

[3] Routing tools.mp4

07:19

[4] 3. Intro to IPv4

[1] IPv4 structure.mp4

02:25

[2] Classful and classless IP addressing.mp4

04:49

[3] Subnetting.mp4

05:52

[4] Network Address Translation.mp4

04:26

[5] 4. Intro to IPv6

[1] IPv6 structure.mp4

05:01

[2] IPv6 subnetting.mp4

02:40

[3] Private and public addressing.mp4

04:46

[6] 5. Routing, Switching, and Firewalls

[1] VLANs.mp4

02:20

[2] Dynamic routing.mp4

02:53

[3] Static routing.mp4

02:46

[4] Firewalls.mp4

05:09

[7] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:50

Description

If you have any interest in IT—either as a prospective career or just want to extend your knowledge base—one of the most important areas you need to understand is computer networking. Networking brings computers and devices together, allowing access to shared data and programs to anyone on the network regardless of physical location, and when it doesn't work correctly the entire organization suffers. In this course, Robert McMillen gives an introduction to networking, starting with the basics of what makes up a network, before going into the key foundational aspects you need to know about networking, including the structure of an IP address and how data packets are used to drive data from one computer to another using the IP protocol. Robert shows how to count in binary, understand static and dynamic routing, use network tools, and why you need to know these things to have a career in the IT field.

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Robert McMillen

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After decades in the IT consulting business, I am dedicating my career to educating and inspiring the next generation of IT professionals. This includes teaching computer information systems, authoring video courses and blogging about my experiences. There are too few mentors and too many who know it all. Check out my channel to see what's new at http:// techpublishing.com Feel free to contact me for speaking engagements or other new media requests.

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