HTTP vs HTML: Unveiling Network Protocols using Telnet
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- At the surface, this video is about HTTP, HTML, and Telnet. But beneath that this video is actually a demonstration of how every Network Protocol works. A Connection is made via TCP or UDP, a request is sent, a response is received. We demonstration this with HTTP / HTML / Telnet, but this same sequence occurs with nearly all other protocols as well.
In this demonstration, we show you exactly what your web browser does: It initiates an HTTP request in order to download an HTML page, and then it renders it in a way that is more visually appealing.
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0:00 - Intro
0:31 - The greatest webpage ever created
1:20 - The HTML code behind this masterpiece
1:56 - HTML - Hyper Text Markup Language
3:00 - HTTP - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
3:30 - HTTP Request with Telnet
4:50 - Web Browsers and what they really do
5:38 - Telnet uses ASCII
6:04 - Fin / Outro
6:12 - Networking: The Internet, The Cloud, and Everything in Between
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So, what do you think... was that not the _greatest_ web page ever created? 😏
Next video on : all types of authentication method ( ie oauth , cert based etc ) . Can we have that ????
waiting for your full ccna course, eagerly.. 🥺
The greatest page must contain a tag but you were close! 😄
Awesome website! I also trying to learn html ..but it somehow ends at displaying my header h1 trough h6 skills ..and then showing off to my little nephews 😊
@@x0rZ15t Lol, you reminded me of the nightmare that was GeoCities pages once upon a time. Ha!
You are without a doubt the best networking resource on youtube, if not the internet. Many thanks
Thank you. It is nice seeing the face behind the informative series of NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS. Thank you once again.
Looking forward to this, the current videos have been great. I've gone from procrastinating to watching all your videos on networking over just 2 days!
Thank you very much for all the work you put into this series; your teaching approach works for me.
I just Love your teaching style!
Excellent vidéo 🎉 keep up the good work Ed 💪
Can’t wait for the full networking course to be released 😊
Thank you =)
It was a timely explanation. Thank you
Yes! Finally learnt how webpages do the magic. Btw I am not a network engineer. But it is valuable to know these things. It helps to connect the dots.
I love the way pace your words. You would be a good lecturer in top universities.
Thank you!
Outstanding video ❤ . Expecting from you some more videos from TCP series as you said.
He is a legend for making this
AWESOME WORK
I really like your videos. Thanks for your time and effort.
Thank you for your support =) Glad you enjoyed the videos !
Very informative video.
Great content 😀
Next video on : all types of authentication method ( ie oauth , cert based , MFA, etc ) . Can we have that ????
Thanks 🙏
Hello Sir, that was a very good video on the HTTP basics.
Would be really appreciated if you could provide a deep dive on the telnet protocol.
Thanks for the video. keep inspiring us with great content.
Glad you enjoyed the video =).
Telnet merely opens a TCP connection. THere isn't much more to it :) You can use it to open connections on port 25 to replicate SMTP conversations, or port 80 to replicate HTTP conversions (as we did in this video)
@@PracticalNetworking understood sir
Hi Ed, thank you for the awesome video series 👍 The first mention of the upcoming course was 3 years ago, do you still plan on going through with it?
Thankyou very much
Very well. So the HTTP request consists of basically two steps 1. Make socket connection 2.Send appropriate HTTP protocol string and receive response ?
now, could you explain what do you mean by establishing a connection and it's implications? also ports and tcp udp
thank you very much! great channel
Great video. Could you do a session on coding a bare bones SMTP server ?
Interesting 🙂
Thank you for this awesome playlist sir. Go ahead. Can you please do a playlist on Linux?
I've already sketched out a video on common linux commands. But I have a few others I have to get to first before I can work on the Linux video =/
@ 3:22
Is it possible to use WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) to try out telnet connection like that?
Yes! That is in fact what I was using.
Well, I am not a native English-speaker. Do you have caption on your website(multi-languages)?
Hi there, is there an ETA for the course?
@PracticalNetworking I am also interested when we should expect the course to be released. Could you give some insights in the scope of the course because although I am interested into networking maybe it would be too much advanced knowledge for web developer and not the actual Network engineer
Okies
What if you ran telnet on port 443. Would it automatically encrypt it?
If a junior “developer” doesn’t know this then you made a bad hiring decision.
telnet protocol is used almost only in old systems. protocols like ftp, smtp, http, dns... is what devs should be familiar with
Please please can you make lessons for cyber security because I understand the way to explain please. You are suck a good teacher
Can you teach us networking in the context of hacker ?
Won't work under windows, connection just lost quickly.
Good day everyone, I'm living in the Bronx NY.please were can I get a school here in the Bronx that can offer networking certificate caurse ? Please locate me thanks