Network Myths: TCP/IP

Is TCP/IP required in networks? Do switches require that hosts use TCP/IP? Is it possible to run a non-TCP/IP network?

Menu:
0:00 ▶️ Is TCP/IP required in networks?
0:30 ▶️ Do PCs need to use TCP/IP?
1:10 ▶️ Network devices
1:39 ▶️ Network Topology
2:00 ▶️ IPX/SPX example
2:40 ▶️ Protocols enabled in control panel
3:02 ▶️ NetBEUI example
3:24 ▶️ Protocols enabled in control panel
3:52 ▶️ TightVNC controlling Windows 95 laptop
4:15 ▶️ Protocols enabled
4:37 ▶️ Protocols available: Banyan VINES, DEC, IPX/SPX etc
5:26 ▶️ Windows 98: LAN Emulation and other protocols
5:38 ▶️ Windows 10: Only TCP/IP v4 and v6 available
6:28 ▶️ TCP/IP won the protocol wars
6:37 ▶️ Do layer 2 switches care about the layer 3 protocol?
7:08 ▶️ Switch Putty console connection
7:32 ▶️ View mac address table of switch
8:02 ▶️ MAC address comparison on Windows 98 and switch
8:34 ▶️ Physical computer example
9:35 ▶️ Clear MAC address table of switch
10:22 ▶️ Ethereal Packet Capture (Wireshark)
11:22 ▶️ View IPX/SPX packets in Ethereal
12:25 ▶️ View IPv4 packets
13:00 ▶️ Life repeats

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[davidogedegbe]

You're good because you understand the fundamentals. Please more on this.

[davidbombal]

Menu:
0:00 ▶ Is TCP/IP required in networks?
0:30 ▶ Do PCs need to use TCP/IP?
1:10 ▶ Network devices
1:39 ▶ Network Topology
2:00 ▶ IPX/SPX example
2:40 ▶ Protocols enabled in control panel
3:02 ▶ NetBEUI example
3:24 ▶ Protocols enabled in control panel
3:52 ▶ TightVNC controlling Windows 95 laptop
4:15 ▶ Protocols enabled
4:37 ▶ Protocols available: Banyan VINES, DEC, IPX/SPX etc
5:26 ▶ Windows 98: LAN Emulation and other protocols
5:38 ▶ Windows 10: Only TCP/IP v4 and v6 available
6:28 ▶ TCP/IP won the protocol wars
6:37 ▶ Do layer 2 switches care about the layer 3 protocol?
7:08 ▶ Switch Putty console connection
7:32 ▶ View mac address table of switch
8:02 ▶ MAC address comparison on Windows 98 and switch
8:34 ▶ Physical computer example
9:35 ▶ Clear MAC address table of switch
10:22 ▶ Ethereal Packet Capture (Wireshark)
11:22 ▶ View IPX/SPX packets in Ethereal
12:25 ▶ View IPv4 packets
13:00 ▶ Life repeats


Buy the CCNA course and support me:



ITPro.TV:

30% discount off all plans Code: DAVIDBOMBAL

Boson software: 15% discount
Link: bit.ly/boson15
Code: DAVF15P

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#ccna #tcpip #netbios

[InfiniteQuest]

This video is brilliant! Thank you! I'm ashamed that I used to know a lot more about this, but I haven't used it in like 15 years.

[edwardpate]

Great video, I've been in telecom and networking since 1985 so I've seen all this evolve. I'm so old I still remember all I worked on was IBM SNA/SDLC!

[chriso]

This is awesome content. Love it. Not many young guys have seen Win95 or connected two computers together like some of us have. It’s good to understand that TCP/IP is not necessary. Keep them coming David, great work!

[stark]

I was going to sleep but then a pop-up appears a new video from David Bombal..
Me --- Now that's some things I was waiting for.

[bahaeddine]

I'm studying your CCNA course in Udemy and this helped me a lot

[brahmadude]

Please do the whole series.. Its fantastic 👍

[strikerfly]

I’m currently studying CCNA and this is so helpful.

[donniehba]

Yes I enjoyed and benefitted from this video and the historical past. I have been a pro SW developer for 33+ years and largely worked for networking companies -- and yet I have largely avoided network programming (and therefore knowledge) till 2021. So although I have an appreciation for the past in general, the way you explain the past influencing today is most helpful. Keep up the good work!

[tahsincarikci]

David, you’re a great instructor. I like watching all your videos. Please keep up.

[JohnDoe-smvw]

I don't know but when you Teach Networking it's just

This suites you the 💯💯💯

[mohamedkabir]

Please go ahead and do more of this series... As always the amount of effort you take for teaching is mind boggling..

[kenmurphy]

Ah the 90s! Best dance music, the X-Files, Oasis V Blur, and networking was easier than it is now! Feels like we're going backwards in only! Oh to be back in my favourite decade...thanks for the memories David

[joshuajamroziak]

Good information. Seeing Windows 95 brought back memories. Keep up the videos. Helping me learn this all over again.

[aanesijr]

Man, IPX and Novell bring back memories.

[punkerfoo]

Love these types of videos. Learning about the older technologies has always improved my understanding.

[muhammadjahanzaib]

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[deepaknirala]

Explained in a very nice manner. Such a polite human being you are !!!!

[mriganksingh]

We love it David. Idk but everything you do, it is so well thought of that we don't realize it we needed it until we watch the video.