Computer Networking Tutorial - 5 - OSI Model Data Link Layer

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PERFECT ANALOGY, I EFFIN LOVE PERFECT ANALOGIES!

[Listn2CKY]

'what is up guys'

It can only be Bucky :D.

[kon007nic]

HaHa ofcourse you have World oF Warcraft !!!!

[abcdefg123486889]

DICKFINAL2!!! hahahahhaha anyone see that on his desktop??

[ajabkhankhan]

You are Perfect person for teaching you can make people understand things more easy then reading boring books But some time you become non serious i am talking about the stupid funny new video and the black man videos

[xabdullahx]

Networking - The gangsta' way

[kaushik61]

@xabdullahx "pretty much" :-)



[XMMAFANX]

Lol 101,010 views.... Binary 0_0

[mozartisdead]

This playlist is really good for refreshing one's memory. Oh yeah, that's what data link does....

[CsdRazZaStaR]

Uhm, Sweets from "Bones" the series?

[viewsonicplastic2222]

As usual Bucky nice work.

[NousEulogy]

This man plays World of Warcraft.

[Tinyhackdat]

@NousEulogy so?

[cerpintaxtmario]

Man this is a great introductory video! Now i get a better pic of this... Thanks!

[DanielXP2006]

Aint your IP going to be a private ip such as 192.168...?

If so I don't see why you want to keep that secret.

I don't think you have explained this well either.

[anzwertree]

@DanielXP2006 Boston explained everything fine. You're just in over you're head. This video isn't even discussing IP addresses. TCP/IP and Physical Addresses are two different things, operating on different layers. An IP address identifies a computer over the Internet. A MAC address is a 48-bit number associated with your network interface card (hardware). Every NIC in the world has a unique address (48-bit possible) that identify NIC's over a network. IP addresses are ordinarily dynamic

[4UCESO]

he said that's a front / I guess, DUH! WINNING!

[David20931]

anyone notice "dickfinal" on his desktop? lol

[beleaf169]

thank you so much for all you do

[mannie5851]

where is part 6?

[camherald4life]

World of Warcraft... proud as fuck right now.

[Enderwiggan1]

This is becomming more obscure - gonna try 6 now. Thanks

[Grimzen3000]

Bucky always say " whats you everyone" in the beginning of all his Tutorials. lol

[GarrettBMXes]

Incredible. 

[TheAshok1978]

great job thanks.

[manuseeks]

yer coooooooooooll..

the best tutorial eveer..:D

[lande24]

Oh snap perfect analogy

[LayZounet]

Nice vids man !

[lolocaust15]

dickfinal. PENIS PICS!

[lolocaust15]

take it easy bessy

[undeadboy92]

the ones and zeros are binary it does everything with ur cp.. binary is all through ur cp it has all the data but hes right just trying to clear some of this up for other ppl good job man this helps me out a lot im doing a project and we have to make a network design..:(

[Filipsindberg]

you should be a teacher if you are't allready:P

[AnewBANDareHERE]

1:11

It's the number 22 btw.

[vazanad]

thank you 

[smickle1111]

are you going to do some more on this? Would be great.... my uni lecturer is useless!

[pinksummersongz]

wow thankk god finally i get it

[HOMEnHIGH]

"take it easy bessy"....hahahahahhaha....fun­ny nerd....

[saa442]

thank you

[anbujacob]

very nice sir.... thanks a lot...... :-)

[blu35ky3]

I see WoW on your desktop lol

[sp00nix]

He doesn't want to show u his local LAN addresses because we can mess with him? lol. He lost a few creds with me.

[teakz89]

the binary code is basically representation of ip address/subnet/gateway etc etc which are all thus transformed to decimal format.... ?

[Armo1515]

I finally got what data link layer does. Thanks

[MichelleKenobi]

Your videos are so cute. I'm in a really good Network+ class, but your doodle explanations help drive the points home since OSI model does need a lot of review to get it all down. Going to recommend your videos to my classmates. :)

[bungalowdan]

Who is bessy?

[enrique7again]

bollocks

[MPTutor1]

good....nice sharing ......informative...

[IckleBanana]

are the envelopes the same thing as packets?

[ruchirpt]

Great explanation ! Really appreciate for sharing with us

[chub321]

your videos make me wet

[SimmsLive]

@chub321 looooool

[bdub24j]

Figured I'd checkout the tutorials before entering a basic network class...they always seem to help augment course lectures. Thx for posting.

[markalvin101]

thanks...

[Riddlerx333x]

THANKS BUCKY!

[nateaus]

You are funny dude... awesome videos!

[Necrotth]

arp -a

is also a good alternative to ipconfig. Give it a try.

[bushrakhalid786]

very nice tutorials, do u have complete CCNA tutorials?

[brax303]

haha, i saw his world of warcraft icon.

[JACENZ]

hey hey leave the teacher alone he needs to relax sometime Lol :D

[Rezwar79]

Thanks, i've been searching different vids, and yours makes sense. Yes you could have gone into more detail about protocols etc. maybe even word for word in the book if that makes the whiners happy but i don't mind, i'll find it somewhere else. That's part of the fun right? Who wants everything handed to them? oh yes that's right rich people do. lol

[husher5142]

i think ppl missed the fact that this is basics

[fndsource]

where's the rest of the OSI tutorial?

[Untouchab1e]

"So it contains.. its pretty much all of your data, but it contains.. all of.. other data too.. it that makes sense". *Laughs*.

But yeah, nice tutorial but too simplified. You should mention the different protocols, services and devices in the Link layer such as ARP, CSMA (/CD), network switches, etc. Keep up the good work ;)

[tjblues01]

Protocols can be explained in different lesson. But I think that be good idea to tell us what's a difference between physical and logical address. Few words about MAC and IP addresses. Tutorial is moving up in OSI stock so we striping data from a frame - but what data ? :-)

cheers

[mernimae]

thank sir...very nice

[duderocks08]

Awesome Thanks Bucky! ^_^

[punxz18]

thanks man!!!