Collision vs. Broadcast Domain |

Broadcast and collision domains both happen at the Data Link layer of the OSI model. A broadcast domain is the domain in which a broadcast is forwarded. A collision domain is the part of a network where packet collisions can occur.

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[nickwasilewski]

Going for cyber security certs and researching networking fundamentals. This is great! Thank you! 😀

[jacobmarley]

You guys are so quick to compliment when he clearly completely missed to define what a collision domain is and rather when he got to it, he started talkin about the difference between collision domain on a hub vs switch. He started differentiating between them like I am expecting to purchase a hub or a switch and can't decide. He never mentioned what a collision domain actually is or what it does or why it occurs. As a result, now I gotta go find another video for it. SMH you guys gotta do better when learning. How easily influenced, you guys got me wanting to start a channel.

[eduardoserrano]

Everything on point, in formation clearly explained. The background music is annoying, which prevents to focus on the info delivered. 8 out of 10.

[MohammadYs]

That was perfect. I was trying to understand it for 2 hours and got my answer in 4 minutes <3.

[junwooabbei]

Hey!, You confused me in one point in this video, which is hub, i think it belongs to the physical layer of osi model, if I'm wrong please explain i'll be grateful 😊

[wesleycorbin]

I'm studying for the CCENT, and this video helped me understand the differences. Thanks!!

[chris]

Thanks for clarifying this topic for me!

[FirstLast-prpj]

Great, Thanks for this video, you had dislikes because people expect to visualize :) but if we listen closely its clear 😊

[manuj]

man he looked like he was going to explain wrestling terms, but damn great explainer.

[NicolaeCristian]

you are giving example of broadcast with VLAN wich is an advance topic and broadcast is a beginner topic. Find better example and use graphics when you try to explain. I quit on a half of the video.

[WeirdStuffaaaa]

please explain using a practical thing (diagram or something)

[chrispainter]

So does that mean if a collision occurs it is isolated to each collision domain? As in there's a place it goes to before its disguarded? Like a trashcan??

[WeirdStuffaaaa]

don't change the camera angle. it make hard to focus