


This lecture covers Layer 7 of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model, the application layer. This layer is responsible for identifying and establishing the availability of desired communication pier and verification of sufficient resources for communication.
This lecture covers Layer 6 of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model, the presentation layer. Layer 6: Presentation is responsible for presenting the data in standard forms. Also this class covers Layer 5:Session layer, which is responsible for facilitating communication. Layer 4:Transport Layer, which is responsible for multiplexing upper layer applications. And Layer 3: Network layer, which is responsible for network paths.
This lecture covers Layer 2 and 1 of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model. Layer 2: Data Link Layer, which is responsible for Logical Link Control and Media Access Control. Layer 1: Physical Layer is responsible for the flow of signals.
This lecture covers OSI Data Flow of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) which covers the layers of the data flow from the transmit to the receive.
This lecture covers Terminology Open Systems Interconnect (OSI). Terms will be explained to help understand.
This class cover Communication between layers, Layer 3 & 4 Examples, and Memory Mnemonics of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI). Communication layer, vertical communication, explains the data moving. Layer 3 and Layer 4 examples are shown. And Memory Mnemonics to help you remember previous terms.
In this lecture will get you introduced to the 4 layers of the TCP/IP System Interconnect Model and begin with going into Layer 4.
This lecture will go over Layers 3-1 of the TCP/IP System Interconnect Model.
This lecture will compare the OSI Model, TCP/IP Model (DoD Model), and TCP/IP - Internet Protocol Suite
This lecture will give examples application layers by looking at the following protocols:
HTTP (80)
This lecture covers iPv4 and Base 2 Binary Numbers. IPv4 will cover the format, and Base 2 Binary Numbers explains how binary numbers work.
This lecture covers Decimal numbers and how they relate to Binary numbers
This class covers why to use iPv4 Addressing, this is part 1 of part 2.
This class covers why to use iPv4 Addressing, this is part 2 of part 2
This class covers the big picture of DNS, IPv4, and Mac, this is part 2 of part 2.
This class covers the big picture of DNS, IPv4, and Mac, this is part 2 of part 2.
This class covers and explains the purpose of IP Addressing, and properties of IP Addressing.
This class covers iPv4 Bitwise Notation, and walks through a bitwise representation.
This class covers iPv4 Classful Addressing Notation, and demonstrates an example.
This class covers Subnetting, the practice of dividing a network intro two or more networks.
This course is a preview of the CompTIA Network+ Certification. It is designed for anyone who is looking to take Network+ preparation training or just anyone interested in networking technologies! More than ever, network security is needed to protect businesses from being breached as well as skilled IT professionals to harden and protect the integrity of today’s networks.
Learn the most important System Interconnection Models
This course will go over the following networking security concepts: