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Module 1 - Networking Fundamentals
14 Lessons-
StartNote about these videos
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StartLesson 1a - Network Devices - Hosts, IP Addresses, Networks
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StartLesson 1b - Network Devices - Repeaters, Hubs, Switches, Routers
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StartLesson 2a - OSI Model - Layers 1, 2, & 3
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StartLesson 2b - OSI Model - Layers 4 and 5/6/7
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StartLesson 3a - Everything Hosts do to speak on the Internet
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StartLesson 3b - Everything Hosts do to speak on the Internet
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StartLesson 4a - Everything Switches do
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StartLesson 4b - Everything Switches do
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StartLesson 5a - Everything Routers do
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StartLesson 5b - Everything Routers do
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StartLesson 5c - Everything Routers do
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StartLesson 6 - Network Protocols - DNS, DHCP, HTTP, SSL, TLS, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP
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StartLesson 7 - Life of a packet as it travels across the Internet
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Module 2 - Proving what we learned & Going a bit further
18 Lessons-
StartModule 2 Announcement (and beyond!)
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StartLesson 1a - Configuring and Verifying network attributes
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StartLesson 1b - Demo: Windows 11, Windows 10
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StartLesson 1c - Demo: MacOS
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StartLesson 1d - Demo: Android/iPhone
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StartLesson 1e - Demo: Linux
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StartLesson 2a - Ping and Wireshark
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StartLesson 2b - Demo: Wireshark 101
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StartLesson 2c - Demo: Pinging my phone from my computer
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StartLesson 3a - Why NAT?
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StartLesson 3b - NAT Illustrated
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StartLesson 4a - Radiowaves
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StartLesson 4b - Access Points and WiFi Security
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StartLesson 5a - Home Networking
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StartLesson 5b - Network Segmentation
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StartLesson 5c - Scaling Capacity
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StartLesson 6 - Protocols Primer
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StartLesson 7 - OSI Model: Layers 5, 6, and 7
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Module 3 - Layer 3 Focus
11 Lessons-
StartLesson 1 - IP Address Groups
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StartLesson 2a - Unicast, Multicast, Broadcast
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StartLesson 2b - Anycast
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StartLesson 3a - Subnetting Primer
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PreviewLesson 3b - CIDR and Subnet Masks
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StartLesson 3c - What is Subnetting? (Subnetting Mastery)
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StartLesson 4 - NAT Deep Dive - Intro
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StartLesson 5 - Static NAT
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StartLesson 6 - Static PAT
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StartLesson 7 - Dynamic PAT
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StartLesson 8 - NAT Deep Dive - Outro
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A note from Ed ...
Hi there!
If you're here, you've likely watched my Networking Fundamentals series or TCP videos on Youtube. First and foremost, thank you for taking the time to watch, and for your interest in wanting to learn more.
I'm in the process of building the ultimate Networking course. The goal is to give anyone, in any tech discipline, the foundational understanding of Networking that all IT careers are looking for.
Let's face it, everything is connected to the Internet these days, and understanding how that works will set you apart professionally.
Building the course will be an ongoing process. As more content is released, the course price will also increase.
Purchasing now gives you access to all the current course content and all the future course content, indefinitely.
As of now, Module 1, 2, and 3 are complete. The lesson plan for each is listed below.
I have scoped out at least 8 more modules to add to the course, covering a variety of components in modern computer networking.
Great courses take time to build. In a way, this will be my magnum opus when finished in it's entirety. Thank you for considering joining me on the journey and supporting Practical Networking.
-Ed Harmoush
Course Status: Module 3 is complete 🎉🥳
Check back here soon for a tentative list of
what will be included in the remaining modules
Want to sample some lessons?
The first Module is available for free on Youtube:
- Lesson 1a - Network Devices - Hosts, Clients, Servers, IP Addresses, Networks
- Lesson 1b - Network Devices - Repeaters, Hubs, Switches, Routers
- Lesson 2a - OSI Model - Layer 1, Layer 2, Layer 3
- Lesson 2b - OSI Model - Layer 4, Layer 5/6/7, Encapsulation De-Encapsulation
- Lesson 3a - Everything Hosts do to speak to other Hosts on the Same network
- Lesson 3b - Everything Hosts do to speak to other Hosts on the Foreign networks
- Lesson 4a - Everything Switches do - MAC Tables, Learning, Forwarding, and Flooding
- Lesson 4b - Everything Switches do - Unicast Flooding, VLANs, Multiple Switches
- Lesson 5a - Everything Routers do - Routing Table and how it's Populated
- Lesson 5b - Everything Routers do - Using the Routing Table and ARP table to forward packets
- Lesson 5c - Router Hierarchies, and Route Summarization
- Lesson 6 - Networking Protocols - ARP, FTP, SMTP, HTTP, SSL, TLS, HTTPS, DNS, DHCP
- Lesson 7- Summary Lesson -- How data moves through the Internet
Want to sample lessons from Module 2?
Two lessons from Module 2 are available on Youtube:
Full Course Curriculum is below 👇
