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Length:
20 minutes
Released:
Jun 25, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

What are switches used for?  Why do subnets matter?  How do your BAS devices communicate with one another? If you've found yourself wondering these questions then you are in the right place. In this week’s episode of the Building Automation Monthly Podcast we will be discussing: How subnets work What you need to understand when adding BAS devices to a local subnet How to interpret Wireshark captures to detect issues with your local subnets Switches and Frames What is a data link and why does it matter? (1:55) What do a zip code and a local subnet have in common? (4:45) How does local communication happen? (5:20) Why do you use switches? (5:50) The importance of the MAC address (7:25) How do BAS devices communicate on the local subnet? (10:30) The importance of the ARP broadcast (11:30) What do you need to know when working with layer 2 communications? (13:35) Why is it more important to understand how IT works than how to "do" it? (15:15)
Released:
Jun 25, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

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If you want to learn building automation then you are in the right place. My name is Phil Zito and I am the CEO of Smart Buildings Academy. If you are a technician, operator, salesperson, or engineer the Smart Buildings Academy podcast is for you. Each week I tap into my vast experience in Building Automation and teach you the things no one else teaches. You will learn about BAS, HVAC, IT, Energy Management, Sales, Operations, Project Management, Cyber Security and so much more. Prior to founding Smart Buildings Academy, I held a variety of BAS roles in service, install, operations management, sales, and most recently I led the technical integration program at Johnson Controls. Suffice to say, I've been in your shoes and I know what you need to learn. I look forward to guiding you through BAS in the weekly Smart Buildings Academy Podcast.