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TitleComputer Networks
Duration18 Hours, 45 Minutes, 49 Seconds
DescriptionComputer networking impacts almost all aspects of our lives. Computer networks support the way we learn, communicate, play and work. Computer networking is an ever-evolving field with new technological advancements; network management can be a fun, exciting, and rewarding career path. Computer network administrators and security professionals are the ones who make sure computer systems run smoothly and seamlessly. They can install operating systems, configure networks and network management protocols, and manage network security. In this course, the fundamentals, protocols, and advanced networking concepts are dealt simply, deeply, and precisely. Understanding computer networking with OS-based networking commands, simulations using Cisco packet tracer and Wireshark packet sniffing tools are always engrossing and make learning interesting. The learner will find the following topics. 1. Fundamentals 1.1 Basic Characteristics of Computer Network. 1.2 Network Protocols and Communication. 1.3 Components of a computer network. 1.4 Classification of Computer Network: LAN, WAN, MAN, and SAN. 1.5 Network Topology: Bus, Star, Ring, Mesh, Hybrid. 1.6 Network Devices: Router, Switch, HUB, Bridge. 1.7 Circuit Switching vs Packet Switching networks. 1.8 The OSI Reference Model. 1.9 TCP/IP Model. 2. Data Link Layer 2.1 Link Layer services. 2.2 Framing. 2.3 Flow Control. 2.4 Error Detection and Error Control. 2.5 Media Access Control. 2.6 Ethernet(IEEE 802.3), Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11) and Bluetooth (IEEE 802.15). 2.7 Switching and Bridging. 2.8 Spanning Tree Protocol (STP). 3. Network Layer 3.1 IP protocol and IP address: Public and Private. 3.2 Classful addressing versus classless addressing. 3.3 Subnetting and CIDR. 3.4 Static and Dynamic Routing. 3.5 Distance Vector – RIP. 3.6 Link State Routing – OSPF. 3.7 BGP and EIGRP. 3.8 Network Address Translation (NAT). 3.9 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). 3.10 IPV6. 4. Transport Layer 4.1 User Datagram Protocol (UDP). 4.2 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). 4.3 TCP Connection establishment and termination. 4.4 Flow control. 4.5 Retransmission. 4.6 TCP Congestion control. 4.7 Congestion avoidance. 4.8 Quality of Service (QoS). 5. Application Layer 5.1 Electronic mail protocols: SMTP, POP3, and IMAP. 5.2 HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP). 5.3 Domain Name System (DNS). 5.4 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). 6. Network Security 6.1 Security Threats and Attacks. 6.2 The OSI security architecture. 6.3 Cryptography. 6.4 Public key and Private key Cryptography. 6.5 Malicious software.
ChannelNeso Academy
Published At2nd November 2019 at 3:29 PM
Videos Count135 (including unlisted, private videos)
Average Video Duration0 Hours, 8 Minutes, 20 Seconds
Privacy StatusPublic
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1.Introduction to Computer Networks9m 44s
2.Computer Networks - Basic Characteristics8m 57s
3.Network Protocols & Communications (Part 1)12m 26s
4.Network Protocols & Communications (Part 2)10m 32s
5.Components of a Computer Network9m 55s
6.Classification of Computer Networks8m 52s
7.Network Topology13m 36s
8.Network Topology (Solved Questions)11m 57s
9.Basics of IP Addressing8m 24s
10.Basics of MAC Addressing7m 19s
11.Basics of Port Addressing8m 21s
12.Switching Techniques in Computer Networks12m 35s
13.Layering in Computer Networks7m 5s
14.The OSI Reference Model (Part 1)7m 54s
15.The OSI Reference Model (Part 2)11m 46s
16.The OSI Reference Model (Part 3)16m 26s
17.The OSI Reference Model (Part 4)9m 14s
18.Addressing in Networking15m 23s
19.The TCP/IP Protocol Suite10m 9s
20.Basic Networking Commands (Part 1)14m 11s
21.Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 1)12m 26s
22.Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 2) | Hub13m 44s
23.Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 3) | Switch11m 58s
24.Basics of Router10m 15s
25.Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 4) | Router14m 36s
26.Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 5) | Repeater7m 1s
27.Basics of Bridge5m 18s
28.Network Devices4m 47s
29.Network Devices (Solved Questions)8m 23s
30.Physical Layer and Media (Part 1)6m 49s
31.Physical Layer and Media (Part 2)7m 47s
32.Physical Layer and Media (Part 3)11m 3s
33.Line Configuration6m 23s
34.Link Layer Services9m 14s
35.Sub-layers of the Data Link Layer6m 41s
36.Framing (Part 1)7m 12s
37.Framing (Part 2)6m 28s
38.Framing (Part 3)4m 16s
39.High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC)6m 16s
40.Bit Stuffing4m 34s
41.Binary Synchronous Communications Protocol (BISYNC)6m
42.Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)6m 12s
43.Digital Data Communications Message Protocol (DDCMP)4m 37s
44.Error Detection8m 8s
45.Vertical Redundancy Check (VRC)7m 10s
46.Longitudinal Redundancy Check (LRC)7m 26s
47.Checksum9m 32s
48.Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) - Part 19m 8s
49.Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) - Part 25m 45s
50.Cyclic Redundancy Check (Solved Problem)8m 57s
51.Network Performance6m 32s
52.Latency6m 15s
53.Latency (Simulation)5m 1s
54.Bandwidth Delay Product5m 23s
55.Delay (Solved Problem)3m 49s
56.Round Trip Time (RTT)3m 33s
57.Flow Control5m 15s
58.Stop-and-Wait Protocol7m 26s
59.Stop-and-Wait ARQ Protocol6m 21s
60.Sliding Window Protocol7m 54s
61.Go-Back-N ARQ10m 55s
62.Go-Back-N ARQ (Solved Problem 1)15m 21s
63.Go-Back-N ARQ (Solved Problem 2)8m 9s
64.Selective Repeat ARQ5m 7s
65.Selective Repeat ARQ (Solved Problem 1)5m 19s
66.Selective Repeat ARQ (Solved Problem 2)3m 41s
67.Sliding Window Protocol (Solved Problem 1)3m 44s
68.Sliding Window Protocol (Solved Problem 2)3m 43s
69.Multiple Access Protocols7m 38s
70.Pure Aloha12m 10s
71.Slotted Aloha9m 24s
72.Carrier Sense Multiple Access (CSMA) – Part 112m 47s
73.Carrier Sense Multiple Access (CSMA) – Part 213m 1s
74.Controlled Access Protocol – Reservation5m 25s
75.Controlled Access Protocol – Polling7m 37s
76.Controlled Access Protocol – Token Passing6m 39s
77.Channelization Protocols10m 43s
78.Ethernet13m 5s
79.Ethernet (Solved Questions) - Part 114m 6s
80.Ethernet (Solved Questions) - Part 28m 4s
81.Ethernet Transmitter Algorithm11m 43s
82.Experience with Ethernet5m 44s
83.Ethernet (Solved Question 1)3m 12s
84.Ethernet (Solved Question 2)5m 16s
85.Ethernet (Solved Question 3)4m 27s
86.IEEE 802.11 Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi)11m 14s
87.IEEE 802.11 Distribution System15m 5s
88.IEEE 802.11 Wi-Fi Frame Format8m 47s
89.Hidden Terminal Problem4m 14s
90.Exposed Terminal Problem3m 50s
91.Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance (MACA)9m 53s
92.Wi-Fi (Solved Question)3m 50s
93.IEEE 802.15.1 Bluetooth9m 38s
94.Bluetooth Protocol Stack6m 54s
95.Virtual LAN (VLAN)10m 46s
96.Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)19m 55s
97.Spanning Tree Protocol (Solved Question)9m 14s
98.IPv4 Address (Part 1)10m 4s
99.IPv4 Address (Part 2)9m 12s
100.Classful Addressing (Part 1)10m 5s
101.Classful Addressing (Part 2)14m 36s
102.Classful Addressing (Part 3)6m 29s
103.Classful Addressing (CPT Activity)8m 54s
104.IPv4 Unicast, Multicast, and Broadcast7m 9s
105.Classful Addressing (Solved Question 1)6m 37s
106.Classful Addressing (Solved Question 2)5m 4s
107.Classful Addressing (Solved Question 3)6m 46s
108.Public and Private IP Addresses12m 16s
109.Classless Addressing (Part 1)6m 2s
110.Classless Addressing (Part 2)10m 17s
111.Subnetting10m 14s
112.Subnetting (Solved Problem 1)12m 59s
113.Verifying the Subnetting (CPT Activity)7m 47s
114.Subnetting (Solved Problem 2)10m 52s
115.Subnetting (Solved Problem 3)13m 18s
116.Subnetting (CPT Activity)9m 51s
117.Subnetting (Solved Problem 4)9m 52s
118.Subnetting (Troubleshooting 1)6m 24s
119.Subnetting (Troubleshooting 2)8m 1s
120.Subnetting (Solved Problem 5)7m 47s
121.Subnetting (Solved Problem 6)6m 45s
122.Subnetting (Solved Problem 7)5m 14s
123.Subnetting (Solved Problem 8)3m 57s
124.Subnetting (Solved Problem 9)4m 34s
125.Subnetting (Solved Problem 10)8m 52s
126.Subnetting (Solved Problem 11)10m 47s
127.Subnetting (Solved Problem 12)3m 42s
128.Fixed Length Subnet Masking (FLSM)10m 52s
129.Variable Length Subnet Masking (VLSM) - Solved Problem 112m 46s
130.Variable Length Subnet Masking (VLSM) - Solved Problem 211m 53s
131.Network Layer Protocols | Chapter-4 | Computer Networks | nesoacademy.org1m 10s
132.Routing Protocols | Chapter-5 | Computer Networks | nesoacademy.org1m 28s
133.NAT & IPv6 | Chapter-6 | Computer Networks | nesoacademy.org32s
134.Transport Layer | Chapter-7 | Computer Networks | nesoacademy.org1m 19s
135.Application Layer & Security | Chapter-8 | Computer Networks | nesoacademy.org41s
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