Top 8 Most Popular Network Protocols Explained

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how would we categorize these "top 8" into a more specific category? to me it sounds like "software networking" because I would say IP/Ethernet is the top most used protocol but you can send TCP/UDP from one embedded hardware device to another, so its not only software
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Comment from : @same8825

It's over simplebrIt needs to be more professional
Comment from : @acholombe2387

FTP long deprecated for SFTP (FTP over SSH on - generally - port 22)
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I disagree with the comments You're not teaching, just reading You have to understand many viewers are probably new to this space and your pace feels too fast especially considering you're covering technical terms
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but why is he speaking with spit in his mouth?
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Comment from : @GisselOchMo

Isn't the TCP protocol part of the transport layer
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Comment from : @MustafaMukaddes

the thing is contrary to the others TCP and UDP are on transport layer, the others are on session, presentation and application layer this means in theory you could run all the other protocols over TCP or UDP, which is usually not done, because UDP is not reliable
Comment from : @michi9816

If this is a teaching video, you hould state what each abbreviation stands for rather than just saying TCP/UDP/HTTP/QUIC etc
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Please bring back this Glass View UI ( was in windows7) for OS 23:15 Current Material like UI is getting boring
Comment from : @knightd8830

thanks for this
Comment from : @yrilucjr10

This video is very useful Thank you But I don't understand enough about http3((((
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Comment from : @LiNk-03

Great Explanation with the easiest example Good Work
Comment from : @ravishankarmittal1898

Best video in Network protocols; Visually, Explaination wise, and Content wise Love it❤💯
Comment from : @66_subhangamdey_ece59

Nice Animation
Comment from : @vnit4security

Sorry, but network protocols are those that reside at the Layer 3 at least in the OSI model
Comment from : @RESTFULL0

You make it look easy, thanks!
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Thank you a great video even for an experienced tech person (like me)
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Comment from : @blackrock1404

Amazing info
Comment from : @AdegokeJamiu-i3z

Excellent video, networking never seemed such an interesting topic earlier!
Comment from : @monishchhadwa777

Misses the main difference between web sockets, web hooks and SSE
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Sahn carrying me through my whole cs classes with his videos
Comment from : @colichri

I’m familiar with all the acronyms but a reminder about what each stands for might be useful - likewise mentioning TCP and UDP before explaining what they are might have been a better starting point - just some feedback 👍
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Sir Sahn I can't tell how important this audio lesson is and I will look into the instruction materials you have created
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Very condensed , well put together THank you Sahn
Comment from : @linnashton7918

very boring intonation, inaccurate information, and missing key points
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Wonderful, outstanding, really well presented, thanks
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Thanks ❤
Comment from : @not_amanullah

Really great explanations at the start However, the level of detail seemed to trail off at the end with SMTP and FTP Would like to learn more about those Still great and simple diagrams and explanations Subscribed!
Comment from : @wannabedal-adx458

SMPPbrfor SMS is missing which is very common mostly used now for OTP
Comment from : @markmorganmiranda1338

I live by CRUD
Comment from : @IanGuarino-f8j

what's in the presentation and session layer?
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This video showed me that there is still a lot to learn, thank you very much for sharing
Comment from : @zbt_official

OSI 7 layer model
Comment from : @Dallaspersonal

I just wish to know the hell is happening
Comment from : @ZerubbabelT

Another very nice video Thanks Sahn Lam!
Comment from : @aldosilva6

Thanks for informations, but what about Torrent and peer-to-peer network ? arent thosr network protocols ?
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The intro music is major global breaking news type of things
Comment from : @mourady5588

Great video, it help me clear about network protocols
Comment from : @davidnhantv

Wow, amazing video with such amazing animations and explanations, thanksbrYou've got a new suscriber
Comment from : @luis96xd

Nice informative video 👍
Comment from : @mz7640

I just have one issue with the FTP, even in banks SFTP has replaced FTP for pretty much everything I would have expected to see SFTP rather than FTP But I'd say SSH/SCP would probably be more used, not in data volume but certainly in numbers of connections made as in most professional setting multi-part downloads are not common on SFTP though they do happen most enterprise SFTP servers deny such requests
Comment from : @RobCoops

5:43 typo in the graphic SMPT Server
Comment from : @lenluin

no dns?
Comment from : @popcornylu

I thought http was an application protocol, not a network protocol Has something changed in the OSI model? This is covered later in the video but it's confusing with the video title IMO
Comment from : @KeithSader

Thanks for a great overview! 😎✌️
Comment from : @gus473

Thank you for another great, simple and concise explanation of these critical protocols! Your showcases are always top notch! Cheers!
Comment from : @samjones0320

I like the video and the information provided, but it really could’ve helped if you provided the meaning behind the acronyms for the protocols For example, http being hyper-text transfer protocol could’ve made understanding what it does more intuitive
Comment from : @Nerdimo