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I'm going to exercise my n00b-privelege and ask for a recommended YouTube primer on said basics - anyone, por favor?
by bvvg 3y ago
I'm going to exercise my n00b-privelege and ask for a recommended YouTube primer on said basics - anyone, por favor?
- runjake 3y agoNetwork Chuck might be up your alley.
- jacurtis 3y agoNetwork chuck covers the basics. The only thing I would warn is that he only covers the extreme basics. Like the top 1% of networking. But he makes it sound like when you are done with his videos that you are ready to go make $250k as a network engineer. So yes he's entertaining, but I only look at it as entertainment. The learning materials are barely more advanced than you can get from skimming an introductory blog post on networking.
- runjake 3y agoIndeed. While I respect him, I don't like his caffeinated, manic presentation style and his material is far too basic for me. I suppose his presentation style is to hype up learners on an otherwise boring topic (for most, I personally love networking). Nonetheless, he is quite popular with the early learners, such as OP.
- plexman 3y agokeith barker is great https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AX9LandYJU&list=PLQQoSBmrXmrysEaVNia7KVwf85qATIi1V https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AX9LandYJU&list=PLQQoSBmrXm...
- charlieyu1 3y agoIs there material written in text or books? Always have a hard time learning from videos.
- autoexec 3y agohttp://www.tcpipguide.com/free/t_toc.htm http://www.tcpipguide.com/free/t_toc.htm covers a lot of the basics.
- ghostpepper 3y agoYou could do worse than Computer Networks by Tanenbaum
- neuromanser 3y agoThe first volume of TCP/IP Illustrated by Richard Stevens is wonderful. Ethernet frames, ARP, IP, ICMP, BOOTP, DHCP, UDP, TCP. Just make sure to get the original version.
- runamuck 3y agoI consider this the greatest technical book ever written.
- sophacles 3y agoStevens gives himself a lot of competition with APUE tho.... hard to pick a winner between the two.
- jamal-kumar 3y agoWhat's wrong with the second edition?
- neuromanser 3y agoStevens' writing was engaging and pedagogically top shelf. Kevin Fall attempted integrating his coverage of newer protocols into the preexisting text, and unfortunately, completely butchered it.
- adhamsalama 3y agoHussein Nasser covers a lot of this on YouTube and has a networking course on Udemy. I love his content.