@pax462
You have a gift for conveying information so clear and understandable than any professional or paid class. I'm pretty sure you've kickstarted a lot of careers with your content. Thanks!
@_..---
I think it's a great idea how this video started, by separating ports from physical connections and then defining them the right way a lot of confusion can be avoided especially for beginners.
@GoPlayMLP
As someone who works in "semi-IT" and hasn't been trained on this, your videos are a godsend. Thank you so much for every single video!
@utubegenac17
I’ve worked in IT for 30 years and this is the best explanation of ports I’ve ever had. Thanks for making this video.
@LibraryOfParadise
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@USAFretB52
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@deadseamonster
Probably the most effective, yet, streamlined explanation of port numbers that I've seen. Sooo many people have trouble grasping port numbers. I'll be sharing this video . Thanks!
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@pApAkAnCHa214
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@legodude05
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@teomcam
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@faysalarab
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@CutcliffePaul
This video explains network ports pretty well. But I always like the analogy of IP address being like phone numbers and port numbers being like extension numbers: you call the phone number (IP address) to connect to the switchboard then provide the extension number (port number) to reach the person you want to call.
@nycupofjoey
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