Packet Traveling - How Packets Move Through a Network

this is awesome. Really good.

Thank you, this is probably the only video that actually talks in detail about how all this works, with a practical example.

wow incredible

That is a great illustration, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Really helpful.

Excellent video. A question though. there are mobile phone, printer, iphone and Ipad which all connected to Router. How come there is no Switch needed ?

you are basically god

this is gold.

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Love it. Thank you for posting.

Every video I watch, I can say that I learned new things. It is very well organized and direct to the point. Thanks

Hi, I want to ask something out of curiosity, please excuse me. Which country does the English language you use on your site and channel belong to? I'm asking this because google translate translates your site as if it was written in my language, it's perfect and I like it very much. Some sites do not translate English as well as yours.

Thanks

Need for speed, event-hall density, backbone is, backbone routing-table. Branch routing-table strips backbone information. Endpoint-WAN is access-point/mobile-tower/local-area/personal-area... test the french-nORtel-isRael

I like your video but I wished it was a little slower- you talk get fast. Otherwise great video.

Hi..i loved ur videos..could u share how to start to view ur video as i am hv no basic about networks.thank you

thank you, bro.

very informative. Thanks

Awsome😊

Earlier I was confusef but now sorted

Just the way one needs to understand it..

Great explanation, kudos to you :) I have sent this video to all my new colleagues to make them understand this process thoroughly :)

Thank you for this amazing explanation. You are a God sent. Very clear and understandable

Networking concept

Only one sentence, I have for you and that is "You are the best teacher in networking". You explained everything in such a way that any dummy can understand networking basic principles. Thank you very much.

BRILLIANT!!!! SO MUCH BETTER THAN 98% OF THE STUFF OUT THERE.

Thank you for such a great explanation of complex things!

This is by far the best video I've seen on the subject. The narrative is clearly articulated, the diagrams are well-drawn without sloppy and distracting errors, and the detail is sufficient, without verbosity.

6 Years of learning the same thing, and everything finally clicked , thanks to your video .

You have no idea how helpful this way of explaination in .

Excellent!!!!

Excellent explanations, thank you🙏

Awesome!!!
Host(ARP Table), Switch(MAC Address Table - for each switch port), Router(ARP Table & Routing Table) - Are all well explained in "Packet Journey".

How does the Host D know the response should be sent back to Host A only after it has stripped of the layer 3 header.

Thanks a lot!

Beautiful explanation, thank you. This definitively gave me a stronger understanding, I'm currently studying to take the ccna exam and I find this so very helpful.

BEST EXPLANATION EVER

Great explanation!!!

Good video

That is awesome lesson

i usually do not comment, but this video is the best video for packet traveling that i have found so far. thanks a lot for this video, also for the article it is one of the best article in your website.

Man, do you even understand yourself? Slow down for pete's sake...😀

Excellent explanation

Hi, thanks for giving an insight about routing.
I have a one doubt. How Host A got destination ip address before sending ARP message (I mean do we need to configure it in Host Manually)?

Why does the router strips off the L2 header?

I really enjoy this video. I have watched it 3 times already. The level of steps and not skipping any of them and the table on the side for all the tables used was very very helpful. Thank you so much for this.

Excellent

What if Host A has data to host B? Does it have to go through router or just go through switch?