What is a ROUTER? // FREE CCNA // EP 2

0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:11 ⏩ remember switches?
1:57 ⏩ what is a ROUTER?
2:54 ⏩ do we actually NEED routers??
4:16 ⏩ what is ARP?
7:17 ⏩ Life without a ROUTER!!!
9:44 ⏩ routers SAVE THE DAY
14:20 ⏩ SNEAK PEAK.....DNS
18:44 ⏩ Your 1st Router command

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[ZkyTw]

Learned more in these 2 videos than I did in my entire networking course at college. Bro you are killing it with these.

[ThatcherSwartz]

Buddies got no right making Networking this fun and interesting.

[smdani]

I'm really amazed with the quality of your content. I'm computer engineer and I really appreciate what you're doing. Congrats and best wishes for this channel.

[samerkia]

I seriously wish my Netowrking teachers at UNI taught more like this rather than from a pre made presentation, I am so much more of a visual/hands on learner so when they just talked from a slide that didnt show much then threw us into a lab and expected us to know exactly what to do made it hard.

[jordansison]

I must say " This is the real content".

[ahwork]

🔥🔥 Dude you are the best IT guru out there, I've done my CCNA in 2011, but no one has explained topics like you do, You dont just explain "How" but you also explain "Why", adding it with analogies, that's what a great teacher does. Explaining the WHY with ANALOGY. You will be remembered for generations🔥

[thesinofthetin]

Who would dislike this?! It's free fun education.

[KerryannDeebes]

We didn't get any questions at the end of this episode. Can we continue with questions? It helps pick the brain and actually allows you to think about what you've just covered. That's just my feedback. Overall amazing content. Keep up the good work!

[ferencgaborsimon]

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[franklinmccullough]

I know I'm late to the party, but your series has (even at two episodes) been incredible. The information sticks and makes sense. I look forward to the rest of them.

[fakirpoo]

Dude, I appreciate your ongoing efforts in making content like this, not only available to people but accessible as well. I am a senior network/security administrator with a 12 year old daughter who just started her CCNA journey. She loves your approach and method of teaching; basically it's a huge IT world that is an essential part of our lives. Learning about it is no longer just the domain of nerds, it is something that we should understand, same as we know how to check the oil or coolant in our cars, change the filters in our vacuums, or know how to balance our (virtual) checkbooks. I'm a fan of your teaching style as well. Between you, Jeremy Cioaro, Keith Barker, Knox Hutchinson, (just to name a few) and (humbly) myself, the next generation of IT engineers is taking strong root in my house. Thanking you immensely for your work.

[Ironbull]

I'm pretty much just teaching myself this stuff for fun because I am interested in tech and all and I really learn alot from these videos. But what I love most about them is not the easy to follow explanations or the style of the presentation, but rather the enthusiasm Chuck shows in his videos. Seeing him be so excited about the material makes listening and learning from him so much more enjoyable.

[JeremysITLab]

Man these videos are so fun to watch! Keep it up!

[hoofheartedicemelted]

I've watched this three times already. I can't believe he is teaching this stuff for free.

[leykunejigu]

this is like a movie, its hard to wait a week for an episode.

[jperez]

Man looking at other courses normally dealing with the OSI layer I would get so confused. I love how you were able to show us both physically and through Cisco Packet Tracer. This made it 10 times easier for me to grasp this concept. Thank you, Chuck!

[victormenchaca]

I'm taking the CCNA certification in a couple of weeks so any content related to that is really appreciated! Thanks man keep the good work!

[abdelrahmansamy]

you're a perfect instructor, I haven't seen anybody teaches with this brilliant techniques and this quality, thank you for your effort, you make learning much easier

[blueblood]

I already have my CCNA, I’m still watching! Good to see how different people teach the same topics. When I was studying it helped to have multiple ways of studying, I understood some things better reading, labs, and, other things by video. Even different ways people explain, different topics “clicked” better with different people explaining topics.

[humayismayilzada]

haven't seen anyone with high enthusiasm to teach like you. Thanks, Chuck