Routing is the process of moving data between networks. A Router is merely a device whose primary purpose is Routing.
It's important to remember it this way because there are many types of devices that exist: Load Balancers, Forward Proxies, Reverse Proxies, Firewalls, IDS / IPS, and so on. Many of these claim to do Routing. Well, in each case they will follow the same rules of Routing which we describe in this video.
=== Networking Fundamentals - Module 1 ===
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Lesson 4 - Everything Switches do to facilitate communication
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00:00 - Start
00:20 - Pre-requisites (Networks, Routing, OSI Model, L2 & L3, Everything Hosts do, ARP)
02:09 - Routers need an IP Address and MAC address (just like hosts)
03:19 - Formal Definitions: Routers and Hosts (and Nodes)
05:02 - Routers need an IP/MAC for EACH Network
05:45 - Routing Table
07:22 - Directly Connected Routes
09:27 - Using the Routing Table to route Packets
10:39 - Static Routes
11:50 - Forward and Return path
13:04 - Dynamic Routes
14:35 - Dynamic Routing Protocols
15:31 - Summary & Key Points
16:24 - Network Fundamentals - Full Course - Details
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