Train Signal Training: Intro to TCP/IP

[deepaktv9]

guys the prices of these trainsignal videos are way beyond my budget...really cant afford..iam mcse and ccna certified working as a networking engg..sorry to say but i always search google for torrents ...anyways good job guys thanks for making my life..but some day in the future i will make the money flowing to trainsingal account

[muffemod]

@deepaktv9 Networking engineer, can't afford a few hundred dollars. DO THEY PAY YOU IN PEANUTS LOL

[deepaktv9]

@muffemod oh ya but hey can u owe your peanuts for trainsignal for free and hey did i say some thing..

[XICMI]

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[nickmctrick]

Great tutorial thanks!

[ahmedshaky]

good one thank you

[shyam1258]

ada

[DelphinusMinor]

I am Network+ certified, but I grabbed the latest Network+ 2009 the other day. It's great, even if you know most of the criteria, there is always plenty to learn. I have found Trainsignal courses to be the best out there, and no, I do not work for, nor am I affiliated with them. :D

[TrainSignalInc]

Thanks for the kudos. Glad you dug the course and let us know if you have any questions.

[maya1787]

@TrainSignalInc Can you plzzz reduce yr Price so we students & average people can buy it without thinking abt money matter,we can't afford in $ 397...much expensive....put it in $297 instead of $397....plzzz

[TrainSignalInc]

@maya1787 I'm not sure what course you're referring to. We have prices of courses from $97-$997. Depending on the course and the amount of material covered that determines our price. I believe you'll find that we are very cheap compared to an in-person cousre, online education, and other computer training companies.

[maya1787]

@TrainSignalInc I m reffering to VMware & Microsoft windows server 2008 & 2010 Exchange server courses too much price as in unempoyment time...$397 is too much Price

[muffemod]

@TrainSignalInc The courses are free online!

[99rhetbaboons]

Transparently?

[TheYouuTubeRipper]

Good one Scott but Windows, really?

One thing only. PING doesn't stand for Packet Internet Network Groper.

It stands for either of the following:

Packet InterNet Groper (most commonly used) or

Packet Inter-Network Groper (sometimes)

Apart from that. Great vid.

(I know I'm pedantic).