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Packets and Ports
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Mike discusses how TCP/IP networks use port numbers to keep track of multiple connections between computers.
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Broadcast vs. Unicast
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In this episode, Mike describes the typical frame traffic that uses destination and source MAC addresses for communicating over a network. He also shows the broadcast MAC address that all computers connected to the network will process.
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Meet the Frame
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In this episode, Mike introduces the primary data encapsulation unit, the frame.
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What is a Model?
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In this episode, Mike presents the concept of network models.
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What’s on the Network+ Exam?
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This episode covers the existing and updated exam objectives.
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Introduction to IP Addressing
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In this episode, Mikes introduces logical addressing to enable communication between groups of computers within networks.
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The MAC Address
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In this episode, Mike discusses the basic addressing used for frames, the MAC address. Computers receiving a frame use the destination MAC address to determine whether to process the frame.
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The OSI Model
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This episode introduces the two models used to describe and troubleshoot networks.
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What Can You Do with a Network+ Certification?
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Once you’ve passed your Network+ exam, what kind of jobs can you get with this certification?
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Introduction to Network+
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Introduction to the CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) video course.
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