Collision Domain vs Broadcast Domain

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This is an animated video explaining the difference between collision domains and broadcast domains.

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[AmbiguousAnthony]

These videos bring me comfort because I used watch these like crazy before entering the IT space. I’m a visual person these videos help so much.

[FinderX]

This easily can be linked to your previous VLAN video, because in real world you don't put psychical routers to split broadcast domains, you should use VLAN interfaces to work like routers and VLAN subnets for the broadcast domains.

[XYZIV]

A blazing thank you for turning the labyrinth of Networking into a fun and fiery journey!
Your videos transformed what felt like navigating a maze of flames into a walk in the park.
Learning has never been this entertaining — I never thought data packets could catch fire in a good way! (and not as seen in your graphic examples)

Your teaching style is like a fire extinguisher for confusion, putting out the complexity with a burst of clarity and a dash of humor.
You've made Networking not just understandable but genuinely enjoyable.

So, here's a sizzling THANK YOU for being the fiery maestro of YouTube tutorials.
Your lessons are pure genius!

[Yawsimple]

You actually made Networking easy for me to understand ... Thank You very much and keep up the good work

[topgopnik]

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[DarKUs]

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[fastslow]

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keep the work 🔥🔥

[xoneeleven]

I can't imagine that any business or home today even uses a hub. Do they even still make and sell hubs? Hubs are a thing of the 90s.

[balaramsharma]

wow, Never seen such a beautiful animation and explanation. Thank you very very very much sir.

[elianpessi]

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[gamereditorner]

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[madcow]

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[noobkar]

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[olafharoldsonnii]

Preparing for my network+, great explanation.

[samandarkhan]

Thank you so much for the clear explanation I have ever seen, I have downloaded all your video in half hour

[yjxjeew]

How often do the computers send out a broadcast looking for the computer they're looking for? Are they constantly sending out broadcasts? Do computers not have a memory for who owns what addresses?

Love this channel so much... 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[NandoP]

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[brandonfarfan]

Thanks for this video. If Eli the computer guy saw this vid, and saw that hubs are being used in it, he would be screaming in IT agony. Lol!👍😂

5:51 Nice fire joke.👍😂

[shoroqahmad]

that's the best explanation I've ever seeen, thanks a lot :)