@AllanHelboe
I've been teaching network technology for 20 years. I've never seen such correct, thorough and easy-to understand presentation of the OSI model. I'm speachless..... This video will be part of my curriculum for ever!
@dl88889
Its crazy how you managed to transform such a dry topic into something even a non-tech person can understand. Thanks for the hard work!
@junadriano5173
This is how all educational videos should be, precise, juicy, no non-sense, illustrative and all focused on understanding the concept. Thank you.
@pavsanto
14 years after my graduation, finally !!! We didn't have such videos in our times, this is the good side of internet. Pictorial representation is worth a thousand words or even more.. Thanks a lot !
@wandjlaye_godwe
That video is the best video ever on that topic PERIOD!. The presenter went beyond the call of duty, clearing all possible confusion like the famous about the Application layer and what resides on it. I highly recommend that video. That is the one-stop to nail the OSI Model. Congratulations on that excellent work and please keep up!! I will recommend, like, share and subscribe to the Channel. IT - Video Label: A++
@shreya5235
This 16 min video > my professor's 1 week lectures .! You are awesome !
@kranthikumarvanni9479
Can’t believe someone just explained OSI model in 16 minutes so effectively. Great work. My test book got 32 pages notes on it and didn’t understand a bit of it. This is so perfect. Thank you.
@AbdulKareem-fw8uz
I am a trainer, neither have I nor I have come across any one who has done a wonderful job explaining OSI Model so far; as you have done it. Bravo! I cant stop appreciating the content you have created.
@peace8265
Till today during my job training session, since 7 years of academic in touch with networking concepts.. honestly.. NOBODY explained to me these clear-cut ideas.. Hats off you to man!!
@mohammedkaka5558
Hands Down, The Best OSI Model Tutorial on the Planet Earth.
@dishipmahindra8480
Bhai kasam se bohot helpful tha.. You managed to explain ISO/OSI model to a mechanical engineer in 16 mins and 41 seconds successfully! Bravo Zulu !
@shubhamsingh-nt9mm
it takes effort to make such videos, thanks alot ,everyone will be happy with ur efforts
@rainreinoehl7640
This is easily one of the best, clearest, most professional and pleasant to watch guides I've seen on a technical topic. Whoever's doing the graphical effects is adding so much entertainment and style in a way that isn't distracting.Thanks so much for making this.
@musicalspace6885
This guy needs more likes. I can imagine work he put in this video.
@1cocolemons
The only video where I feel like actually understanding everything, great help in my studies. Bless you!
@prajjwalgavander97
I have watched a lot of videos on reference model and internet functioning but not got the desired content. This video is something that tells all required stuff in a very easy , understandable and lovely way. You made me cover my whole book just before exam. Thanks and keep spreading knowledge.
@steveowen6228
You've managed to make something that is very difficult to learn much easier and I can not thank you enough for this. :)
@koopika
This is the first video I found which explains end to end flow clearly and all concepts in a single video. Thanks a lot! Really appreciate your teaching skills.
@TheExhilaratedMan
All my doubt's are clear and they way you explain man the level of research that you have done while making this video is insane no one can explain these things in these layman terms so you deserve alots more views of this video❤️❤️❤️
@PavKar308