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Hello Friends will come back.

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Welcome to the final lesson of this lecture.

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In this lesson we're going to talk about how to troubleshoot the network problems in our previous lessons

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we learn some of the commands to troubleshoot the network problems like if down if or we learn how to

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configure and even if conflict come on.

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OK so here in this lesson I'm going to show you some important commands for troubleshooting the next

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problem.

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OK.

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OK we saw in some of the previous lessons the use of ping.

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OK.

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In this lesson I want to show you some of the details of the ping.

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Come on.

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OK.

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So let's get practical.

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How could this be.

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Is a command which is in use to test the connectivity in between two computers.

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OK.

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So there is a format like this.

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You can either determine like this or an IP address like this.

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OK.

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But you can't being bought at once so just hit enter here.

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We saw this kind of output in the previous lesson.

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So when we ping Google dot com It gives the output like this the number of bytes of data is transmitted

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to the destination or that Google dot com to get the reply or can we get this reply.

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So that kind of reply means that we have successfully connected to Google dot com.

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OK so at the statistics here you can see 15 packet transmitted received and zero percent packet loss.

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OK the time required for this operation.

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You get the statistics like this.

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OK.

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So when you in the IP domain it continues looping until you press control-C.

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OK but there is a switch I fancy with it you can control this output.

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OK.

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So I want to see not only file types.

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So here I can see it like this thing I fancy for you and Google got.

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Let's see OK.

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Now here you can see it's going to print all the file you bring output.

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OK.

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Like this.

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OK you can sit dippie got put like this.

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OK.

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No no.

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There is an option.

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We can see it and that option is called This time interval.

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OK.

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So with small hyphen I you can see it in time interval.

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So I want to say see the output of this pin.

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After five milliseconds it means that I want to set the time interval between groupings.

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OK.

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So here you can set like this and hit enter OK.

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So now let's see this is our first being then second.

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And third

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full.

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OK.

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Is going to print it out.

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With that difference of few milliseconds.

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OK.

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In this way you can set there time in trouble with hyphen I.

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OK.

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There is another option called as a flopping.

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So your concern sort of brings to the destination IP address of a hyphen.

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So by pressing this what you need to certain time control also.

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So let's see what happens here.

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It is not showing any output here very fast because now it is in sending flowers ping to the Google

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dot.

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OK.

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So now press control see OK now or you can see here we cannot get any ping or put But here had the bottom

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Stanisic you can see Sixpack it transmitted.

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It's expected to.

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Oh good.

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That means it's been pings to the destination we Typhon.

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OK.

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If you have multiple network cards or multiple interfaces on your system then you can specify it hyphen

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I.

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And then the interface name so like this zero.

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And you can bring to the IP address or how this IP address configured invalid argument OK the hiring

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and B zero us 3.

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It takes a long time because we will see how one interface and we specify the hyphen.

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So I'm going to click here.

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OK.

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When you send the pink to mine by default it sends 64 by of packets.

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OK.

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So you can set up both sides of packets to be transmitted to the destination IP.

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So hyphen S..

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So here I want to set it to suppose hundred of bytes.

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OK.

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You'd send the packets in bytes.

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OK so just be the whole world with 100 bytes

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hogi.

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When you say 600 100 bytes OK add the left column here and see 32 bytes from this network.

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OK.

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You can set the size for the pin.

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OK.

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OK.

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Now after performing all the ping operations for your configure IP if you get your PIN you successful

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and you still you you are not able to access the connection or the PC.

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Then there is a problem with the McAleer.

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OK.

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So how to deal with McAleer days.

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C'mon ERP.

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So with ERP you'll get this configuration like this.

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OK so it brings the gateway address.

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OK the hardware address then the address of the destination machines.

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So under 0 9 is a virtual host Tony adapter that we configured on the Windows machine.

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So with this you can see the configure the options and you can determine the machine or the IP that

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you are trying to pin is present in this list or not.

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If it is not present here that means you need to configure it inside this ERP.

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OK.

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So there is a switch with the help of which you can add an IP address into this list.

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OK so what I want to know the robot are you got 16 not 16 to do here.

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And I want to set the MAC address to suppose 0 0 0 6 0 0 the capital zero you see B C and 9 C.

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OK.

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And he had an operation not permitted.

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Let's look at pseudo

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when he can now view the hive and free OK.

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Now here at the beginning you can see 10.0 or 2.20 booth.

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It's been added to this list.

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OK.

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And if you want to delete the entry What do you need to do is you need to provide the switch in the

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IP address remove this MAC address from here.

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OK now let's do here.

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When we look at the IP is still present there.

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OK let's try to think it's not authentic to its destination host unreachable.

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That means our IP is removed successfully but you need to restart this interface to see the changes

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into this error list.

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OK.

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In this way you can determine or troubleshoot the problem on McAleer if the problem is present on McAleer

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with the help of this come on you can solve that.

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OK.

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OK.

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After performing all these operation if you still have a problem with your neck then you can test for

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the gateways or the routers.

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OK.

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So there is a common corridor as Chris Rock.

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So first of all you need to install sudo install.

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Here is the key trace route.

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OK.

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I have already installed it on this machine.

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So what Chris Rock does is it use the address it gives the address of the gateways in between the source

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and the destination machine.

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So an internet is a group of four giant networks so you reach from source to destination and the packet

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needs to growl along different gateways.

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So if there is a problem present in any kind of data way so you can determine it with the traceroute.

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Come on.

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So you use traceroute to type this route.

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And then the IP like this Google dot com you can type an IP address like this.

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You got 16 on it.

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OK now I want to google.

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Let's get into

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OK now.

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Here in the output you can see at the beginning it shows the gateway of this local machine.

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And at the end it shows they'll get rid of this local machine and in between these two it slows and

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the output video starts.

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The stars represent that either the Gateway has blocked with the rope come on or there is a problem

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with this gateways.

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OK.

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The gateways which come across this source and destination machines to so by observing this you can

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easily do to mine where the problem exists.

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OK.

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So suppose I'm going to here for this.

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No there are got 16 okayed it shows a very small output here.

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OK.

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Because it is just a single machine and it is a wonderful machine.

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So that's why we get such kind of output.

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OK the Chris would come on by default prints the destination of the UDP protocol.

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But you can set it to ICMP protocol by writing the switch like Ifan I and I should be capital.

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So I'm trying to google with capital by it saying operation not put McKidd pseudo

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OK now of providing capital.

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I didn't here are different IPs that we can get with the previous output.

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OK.

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A cross between the source and the destination.

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This way you can get this kind of information which will be very helpful for you to solve the problem

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if it is about the gateways.

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You can not Cresap when his domain or IP by providing a different port.

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So you press route with a particular port.

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You need to type in the B and the port number.

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I want to Chris Rupi for number 30 and the domain is Google all this way with Ubuntu called

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ok.

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It's take a long way to reach want to dot com from this local machine.

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OK you can see there are 30 gateways in between that need to pass.

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But we have here and different poor.

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OK.

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So that that's why we get this kind of output.

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So in this way you can troubleshoot any machine with the help of these commands.

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OK.

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This is not about networking like CCMA or that.

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But if you know the basics of computer networking are you how if you already completed the basics of

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CCN then you'll understand how this works OK very easily.

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So if you don't have any knowledge of CC and the like thing you can search on YouTube and get very cool

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YouTube tutorials for it to understand the basics of it.

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And then after that you'll understand the depth of these glorious Aki.
