What's inside a router?

This video answers the question - What's inside a router. It discussing input processing, output processing, the switching fabric and queueing delays.

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[wansan]

The info that you're providing are good, but maybe talk a bit slower and a better microphone? I think that would help more people (myself included).

[sujansai]

nice sir just prompting and julping in between so that u are not noticed while reading from the slides nice job

[RonaldKnop]

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[utkarshmishra]

Hi Sir, first of all many thanks for providing such quality content free of cost. I support your great initiative of providing free CS education freely to all the students. Sir, I just have a question - Does every interface of a router have its own forwarding table or it is central? Thanks!

[MrVb]

Can you suggest some quality research papers on Router Architecture or Router Performance?

[JCPonka]

you have the good contant but poor analogy to explain it, it's like you didn't prepare well to explain the concept

[JCPonka]

It was helpful but not clear, that it should be, reading slide is not teaching