Cellular networks are complex technologies that have been made easy enough for everyone to use. In this video, you’ll learn about GSM, CDMA and LTE cellular technologies. << Previous Video: 802.11 Wireless Standards Next: Wireless Network Technologies >> We rely on cellular networks to provide most of our mobile communications, these days. We use our […]

There have been many 802.11 wireless standards through the years. In this video, you’ll learn about the differences between 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n, and 802.11ac. << Previous Video: Internet of Things Topologies Next: Cellular Network Standards >> Almost all of us have devices that use 802.11 wireless networks. It might be our mobile phones. It

We’re connecting an increasing number of devices to the Internet. These Internet of Things topologies are similar to traditional networks, but there are some important differences when compared to traditional networks. In this video, you’ll learn about some of the more popular IoT topologies, such as Z-Wave, ANT+, NFC, and more. << Previous Video: Common

We use a number of different network types throughout our day. In this video, you’ll learn about the different network types that are used to get our data across the Internet. << Previous Video: Network Topologies Next: Internet of Things Topologies >> One of the most common network types that most of us are familiar

We often reference our network topologies as standard types, such as star, ring, and mesh. In this video, you’ll learn about physical and logical network documentation using these standard network topologies. << Previous Video: Assigning IPv6 Addresses Next: Common Network Types >> If you’ve been tasked with creating some documentation of your network configuration, you

The IPv6 addressing of a device has similarities to IPv4, but there are also some significant differences. In this video, you’ll learn about DHCPv6 and how to modify a MAC address for use as a static IP address. << Previous Video: Assigning IPv4 Addresses Next: Network Topologies >> Just like with IP version 4, we

There are many different ways to configure a device with an IPv4 address. In this video, you’ll learn about DHCP, manual addressing, DHCP reservations, and APIPA. << Previous Video: Seven Second Subnetting Next: Assigning IPv6 Addresses >> In the early days of IP version 4, we would have to go from workstation to workstation to