@ArisAlamanos
I am mostly a visual learner and I cannot stress enough how brilliant your videos are. Keep up the good work. Simply amazing.
@shirwan
Fast forward 50 years, When the IPv6 was created, engineers didn't realize how big the internet would become, because even though there were 340 undecillion IPv6 addresses available, the engineers thought that that would be enough, but obviously THEY WERE WRONG.
@joaomoniz7854
I work in IT for the last 14 years and recently i've been helping others in troubleshoot and want to teach fundamentals in a Simple clear way- so they dont just solve and issue but understand it. Sir, your videos are brilliant for this. You are Simple, Direct, usefull and very pertinent. You are helping me Help others who in Turn Will better understand and Help others. Sharing is caring. Thank You ☺️🙏
@lenso2010
Each time i listen to this guy i realize there are good lecturers out there. Thanx man for always delivering mouthwatering tutorials
@renragged
"With a number that huge, we will never run out of IP addresses" Yeah... I heard that one before... ;-)
@zyzzuschrist3410
Man I've learned so much from your videos bro. Please keep them coming!
@davidpepin3017
"Hey boss, whats the address of the exchange server again?" "For the last time, it's 2001:56b:bd91:3f00:b8da:922d:9485:9d0."
@josephgordon4281
How great is that, no long into, no begging for likes or subscribes, immediately as soon it starts it answers your questions, this is good content
@pullingthestrings5233
4:06 "so with a number that huge, we will never run out of IP addresses" 2057: we need an IPv12. 😂
@Aulia.Aliyev
One of the simplest yet not oversimplified version of NAT explanation on the internet. Thank you
@rosehathaway8201
This is honestly the best and most concise explanation ever. Thank you.
@WarriorPriest-1
I didn't think that I would understand some technology; because I am behind learning the basics. However, I am amazed at how easy you all made this video for anyone to grasp its meaning. Thank you very much.
@adityatiwari2902
Whenever I suffer in understanding any concept, you always have a simple explanation for it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
@Thomas-yb6nq
These lessons are done so well. I can tell lots of time went into these presentations.I have learned a lot in a very short period. Things I always wanted to know.
@MrZipiR
I usually don't comment to videos but man, you are amazing educator with a calm and relaxing voice. Thanks for the free knowledge, I learn from your 5 mins videos more than I learn in 3 months course .
@alizafar2187
There is no better feeling than seeing your video show up when I search for a topic
@loganguzman6856
I love he's videos because he explains the material so well that even a child can understand it. He's my favorite teacher for computer material learning. Thank you!
@berbid9051
This man is explaining way better than most doctors and professors one can have in univeristy. You are amazing , keep up the good work 🎉❤
@ahabsbane
As the field coordinator for a network installation company I don't necessarily need an in depth knowledge of network configuration, but a basic understanding of how it works helps generate up-sells for us and the companies we work with, your vids are perfect, thanks!
@PowerCertAnimatedVideos