Introduction to SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol

[emredemirbilek]

Thank you. You explained it much better in 16 minutes than my teacher in hours! regards from germany.

[rkr]

Seriously I donno anything about SNMP. But with your detailed explanation given me an idea about it. Really cool explanation. I don't have any knowledge about these type of networking informations. But hat's off to you for your good work. Just listened 1 time and I got a clear idea about it. It's just because of your clear explanation with correct methods. I'm really thanking you.

[RuLaiTM]

Extremely well explained. Finally understood the concept. thumbs up

[RedZMatrix]

This guy makes it dummy proof. Simple and strait forward. Thanks Eli.

[bocaj]

Thanks Eli! This was really helpful. I'm a CCNA student at a community college. We're currently working on our capstone project and I was trying a trial of What'sUp Gold on our lab network and couldn't figure it out. I just "walked in and tried to use the software off the bat" like you said, and was really confused, as you said. However, your explanation really cleared things up for me. Thanks a lot. I subscribed to your channel and will consult more of your videos on any future projects I have difficulty with.

[aaronlockey]

I'm currently revising for my ComTIA A+ certification and am still fairly new to networking etc, I find it hard to revise but your videos just bi-pass that for me, thanks for all the help in this and all of your other videos!

[williamxedidiong]

I always look up to get Eli's opinion on any I.T related matter, what a teacher

[rychalo]

Thanks man, way easier than looking at a diagram and someone trying to explain jargon! New Zealand boy here!

[AP-dgen]

You are by far the best teacher out there.  THANK

[KillBoxFilms]

DUUUUDE! Don't quit! There are so few people that can do this right! Tutorials!

[superlinux]

Thanks. you clarified to me the meaning the confusing meaning of "Agent" in SNMP.

[rajnishgarg]

Best best best teacher . Hats off to you sir . Helping a a lot

[elithecomputerguy]

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[kennyjojo]

This is a beautiful presentation. It helps a lot. I'm IT lay man wanting to learn SNMP, . You nailed it bro.

[iyarten]

I was about complete reading the whole chapters in the book preparing for the midterm, and yet I could't understand the concept without examples in the way you did.. it's much easier when I listen to your explanation than reading something look like a puzzle .. 

Thank you so so so much for the effort

[bakarisaidchanoga]

whenever i come across difficulties i find you Eli thanks so much brother keep it up

[CostaTechSupport]

Thanks Eli, Great straight forward lesson on SNMP... keep it coming!

[raulparolari]

It would be useful to do a second video on how Snmp works, illustrating basic concepts of MIBs, OIDs, Traps.
It is also interesting to mention that Snmp uses UDP instead of TCP for communication between manager and agents. This generated furious criticism and sarcasm from "International Standards bodies" when Snmp was proposed (80s).
But the Snmp designers realized that in network management the reliability had to be built in the application (not in the protocol). Pure stroke of genius.

[pankajchaturvedi]

Simplest explanation of SNMP. Thank you ELI!

[DecarloAureo]

Thanks Mr.Eli for your briliant class about SNMP.