So do you mean like a coach already has clients and they have this price increase that they want all their clients to come into like by a certain date? Correct. It's more geared towards like inflation so keep keeping up with inflation so increasing your price to keep up with inflation. Right. Yeah cool. Yeah I mean the thing that I think a lot of trainers don't understand though is like gas, groceries, just life in general it's more expensive and a lot of these coaches though as things are getting more expensive they're keeping their prices the same which means like if you make the same amount here and the cost of living goes up it's like it's going to make it harder to run this full time so it's like at some point you have to be able to raise your price of your services if everyone else is doing it it's like there's no shame in raising your price like in every industry I have seen like long care everything the price has gone up for everything doesn't matter what the industry is so a coach has to be able to increase their price but I know why people don't it's because they're afraid that if I raise my price my clients won't follow me or if I raise my price new people that could work with me won't do it because I'm not confident with that price so that in my opinion like the feedback I get from coaches when we talk about price increase it's that and they think that like if I raise my price my current clients are going to leave because they don't think they'll be able to afford it but the reality is they haven't even ever talked to their clients about the new price about what's included with the new price so it's more about like packaging up whatever the new offer is like nice and neat so the current clients can better understand why it's going to be this much and even the the simple fact of just telling your your customers yeah like inflation is happening like we're our price is going up like it's okay to be honest with people like nothing nothing wrong with that people get it I mean I get emails from or seen notifications from Netflix like they they've increased their price so much over the past two years yes it's almost double now what it used to be and it's like people will continue to pay it if they value it they're not gonna care like people pay a hundred dollars a month for Netflix like they're not gonna care if Netflix keeps raising the prices they value it enough they're gonna keep paying so that's the same way with parents what are your thoughts with it yeah I think I think I agree with you um I think sometimes what coaches is because essentially what it is it's like right it's it's repackaging as you kind of said it's it's not a case of right we keep everything the same but we just increase the price right it's like we change the package and then we increase the price so we add something of value which reflects that price increase yeah and but I think where coaches coaches struggle is that because a lot of them think right okay I've got to raise my price but I keep everything the same yeah and all the major companies out there you know they they increase their price but they'll they'll say why they're doing it yeah yeah yeah like I look at zoom for example like I spend five to six hours per day on zoom talking to coaches they if they raise their price by 200 for a month I would still pay for it because like I look at the updates that they've made over the past literally the past two weeks that are like they save me a ton of time they make my presentations easier to run uh and it's like the the updates that they've made and they have raised their price for the last two years it's like it's totally worth it to keep that product because like they make the the the thing better and kind of like we were saying is like I think coaches are too focused on their current business to where like they don't take a step back and say how can I make this better like how can I how can I have a better product and oftentimes because they're just too busy and they their their heads are just so focused on running the training sessions where they don't unplug and say well how good is this program like what what can I do to make it better and like the second someone does that they can increase the price because like they've actually put some time and thought and energy into well yeah like if I add this this and this is gonna be better for my clients and like yeah they should be able to pay more for this because like I'm giving them this value over here that I haven't given them in the past and you see it all the time in our accelerator program like it's pretty normal that coaches increase their price uh when it's all said and done because like they're that's where they finally take a step back and say all right like yeah if I had this this and this like not only is it gonna be better for the customers but it's like it's gonna be better for the business long term because now these these folks are more committed to the process that we have versus just paying per session or whatever the most coaches are doing right now yeah yeah completely agree so how how do you communicate a price increase to to a to a customer a client parent how would you approach it yeah I think it's good to know what not to do first because everybody honestly everybody does it this way so they'll go on google docs and they'll draft up this email and it will the email will look good it will have the information and then they'll just send it to everyone and the problem with that is like the average person right now can't focus on anything for more than five seconds so if you send this long email even if it's perfect if you send it to a hundred people I would probably expect 20 to 30 people to actually open the email out of that maybe five people read the whole thing so the challenging part of that is if you just email everyone not everyone's going to see it most people won't even read it and now you have a lot of explaining to do to people that open it that have questions and then how are you going to get someone to to pay you more money if they don't even know about the update in the first place so that's most people just do it that way or they or they go to instagram and they put this like like hey we're raising our prices like I have seen coaches do that I mean it's I think that's insane to do it that way like imagine imagine if you're my customer and I'm like like hey tomorrow we're raising our price from $150 per month to 200 per month and then like on the next story you see like Beyonce it's like how is that getting your attention and like you don't know why we're raising the price so it's like what what the heck is this like why am I now paying more so you would have questions about it so the way people do it is very off and like this business it's it's I mean in my opinion it's a relationship business it's like you have to be able to actually like take care of your customers and talk to them and tell them what's going on and like lead them don't don't ask them if they want to do it like tell them why this is happening and tell them a certain date this upgrade is happening and like I mean we have a whole script on that in the accelerator program but like it has to be delivered either one on one in person or over a zoom call or a phone call and I have seen some people literally do that with over 200 people in one week so if you're watching this thinking oh I have 20 people to talk to good like you have 20 people that are paying you right now like take care of your customers and actually talk to them so it's like can't avoid that it's got to talk to people if you send the email or you do the instagram thing expect it to not work because like I have yet to see anyone who tries to make that transition doing it that way where it's like they've converted all of their clients over the new price like it's not going to work that way yeah yeah yeah it's I think it's also a case of knowing your customers yeah um which I think a lot of coaches probably they don't know their customers so like and when I say knowing your customers it's like knowing them on a deeper level um because raising your prices can affect people obviously you know there's the your customers are all going to be a different financial stage so that that could become a massive issue for them but goes back to what you were saying it's about communication right so to communicate it in a way and talk to them you know get on that call speak to them then you can that could be the difference of of them leaving yeah and of them staying because you know something something that you're very good at and I've been working with you for a while he's obviously having different payment options so essentially it's not like the customers paying less right it's just you're spreading out the cost they're still paying what they're supposed to pay but it's helping them with a payment plan right yeah um yeah that's that that's where it's too like if you let's say you've had a customer for three years and they're on that loyalty package where like they they're still paying less than everyone else and and you want to tell them about the new price like I feel like a lot of coaches are they're so uncomfortable just telling people how it is and like if someone is that scared to approach a parent it's like cool well maybe you still give them the old price but like they have to be more committed like they need to sign like a 12 month agreement not this like pay whenever you want type of thing and um that's where I think I mean I when I think of the most successful coaches I've ever worked with the one thing that they all do is like when they make a change they just confront it head on like they don't they don't take forever they don't dilly dally with parents they don't text and and send these weird emails that have the updates it's like they're just very upfront with their customers um and they don't back away from it and that's that to me is the difference between someone that I like is fully committing to make make like a real change in their business versus someone who just kind of wants to do it and they just want to float by with an email and I don't know man I I see people get penalized when they do things halfway that's why uh that's why it's like I would rather you not do it if you're gonna do it halfway then uh because like you're gonna be better off not doing it there's just trying to do it halfway like it like yeah question for you though like the because I think about this probably more than I need to um but sounds warrior yeah so let's let's take the the coach that you know their business has been very stagnant the last two years like they they have clients they're like let's say they're doing it full time they're busy they're they're always training kids um and you know they have this important change that they're trying to make in their business but they've put it off they've delayed they know what they need to do but they just won't do it yet like outside of the strategies that I just talked about like whoop if you're talking to someone on a zoom call and they're like yeah like you know I I know I need to do this but like and they know how to do it but they just haven't done it yet like what what can you tell that person that's just they they've just been on the fence the whole time yeah and they're still coasting in their business still doing the same thing that they were doing two years ago how do you get that person to come to grips with finally making the change it's about confronting the beast yeah I mean you know I think I think at some point it will if you don't confront it it will but it will come back to bite you and it doesn't even have to be like obviously we're talking about business but in your personal life as well if there's something that you haven't confronted or you haven't changed or you haven't done it's always going to be at the back of your mind right you're always going to be thinking about it right whether that be I don't know following up with a parent or getting rid of a bad client right just something that just keeps you keeps keeps you thinking and you know if you don't confront it at the end of the day it's like it's never going to leave you so it is it's tough it's tough because I can think of a few examples when with my with my business and but you have to you have to prioritize and I think you do have to as I said confront it and take care of it because if you don't then it's just it's just going to distract you and I think sometimes I think what we do as humans we always think the worst and I think it's just natural like as business owners we think right if if I say this to a parent they're going to get angry with me and they're going to leave me or if I don't address this issue it's going to get worse or just something like that and we just expect the worst of things and I don't know I don't know I don't know if it's how we are now in society where everything's so exaggerated but some you know sometimes things that you've been putting off when you confront them you realized you know what that wasn't as bad right as I was making it out in my head normally how it is yeah like once you do it like man why didn't do that two years ago yeah yeah yeah it's all mental isn't it yeah and it's funny so this happened uh what's today Wednesday this happened on Friday and my approach now with with people that are like yeah like this is just one example but it's like yeah I know I need to get it set up a membership for my clients but I just I just haven't done it yet and it's too complicated like there's all these objections and we I know we had another chat like maybe a year ago about this like why people don't do that and there's a million reasons why people don't and it's not that they don't know how to do it it's they just haven't done it yet yeah and what I always do now I always I look to have an uncomfortable conversation with the coach and and I say okay cool here's how many clients you're working with right now here's how much money you made last month and here's how much money you lost last month because you don't have to set up the way it should be and then and then I project that out over 12 months and I'm like well here's how much money you're losing over the next year unless you change and then I always ask people like well it's going to be like a $100,000 loss in your business this year so like imagine setting $100,000 on fire like and showing your wife's like imagine lighting $100,000 of your of your money on fire in front of your wife's like what would she say yeah and that's where like then coaches start to realize well yeah this problem is actually a lot bigger than I thought it was and if they take action cool if they don't like that $100,000 turns into $200,000 over two years and $500,000 over five years so it's like it's not oftentimes it's really not like why don't I just don't know how to set it up it's it's more of yeah I just I'm not fully committed to making that change yet because I'm still uncomfortable with the fear like what happens on the other side of this and I mean every time I see people make huge change in their business like they always tell me like yeah like man I should done this two years ago like yeah I know like when we talked two years ago yeah you should have done it done yeah some of these coaches like I've I've had running conversations with some people for seven years now that have yet to still like make changes normal changes that you see coaches make all the time in our program yeah yeah yeah yeah that's crazy to me because like I I don't know if if something's bothering me for five years and I haven't dealt with it yet to me is like a I have these personal demons that I need to deal with and it's like I just can't imagine dealing with something for that long and not handling it it's just yeah in my nature to change the ASAP yeah yeah for me for me when I have something like just something that I need to do I get a massive headache when I get that headache I think to myself right I need to address this now if not this headache isn't gonna go away um because it's just stress building isn't it yeah it's stress building and it's stress that you need to get rid of in order to move on so so yeah I think but again it's all mental I think it's all fear of what if this happens what if and you know usually a big one is the the whole cash like changing from cash to to like doing stuff online and where coaches are you know still operate that cash type of model but they lose so much money every week but it's like I know I'm losing it but I don't want to change right it's and their mind it's still working because they still have some people paying them um yeah I always go back to I don't know if I've ever told you this but I always think of this um this happened in 2018 so at that point I was I had this really nice high school they had this turf field that I used to train from that's where I was running my business from at the time and there was this guy he was like this speed and agility trainer that was out there and the first day that I ever saw him like he had a ton of kids out there I was like wow this guy's like crushing uh they had probably 30 or 40 kids out there I mean like they were taking up most of the field and I was on this other side and we had our kids that we were training but I was noticed that they had a ton of kids there and it was funny because like the next week he had like three kids there and and I was watching him like when I was wrapping up my session I was watching him like he like picked up his stuff he walked over to the parking lot and the parents were there to give him money and in my head I was laughing because I was like man that's what I used to do and I was like well man like he just lost a ton of money today because like last week he had all these people this week he only had three kids and I was like you know let's just say he charged 20 dollars per person I'm just using that as an example like cool today he made 60 bucks but like he actually lost 27 times 20 which is like I don't know close to 600 dollars like he lost 600 dollars a day because he doesn't have one simple thing to have in his business and I just you know I didn't go or tell him hey you need to go do this but like I was just thinking that and every time I would see him it's like his numbers would fluctuate like there'd sometimes be a lot of kids there most time be some kids there and it's like that dude can't like running a business is already stressful in itself like that dude can't do this full time because it's not predictable yeah that's killing him and you know I only saw him out there for six months and then that was it I can guarantee that was one of the reasons why he went out of business and yeah great trainer quite way better trainer than I was uh just didn't have that little thing that makes a huge difference yeah so what why do you think coaches don't change that because they like people know right people aren't stupid they know that that doesn't work right any coach out there listening or watching knows that right I'm running my business like that like we're talking I know that I'm losing money I know that I can't do it full time because of the reasons you just said but why do I keep doing it because they think this is what I figured out and I mean I don't care how this comes across because I know at this point I know it's true they think that because they're a really good coach that they're going to find a way to succeed that's false they they think if I just focus on how good of a coach I am like have you watched field of dreams you know that is yes it's like if you build it they will come it was like the whole part of that movie and that's like the worst mentality to have because yeah you can have a business that's that's great anybody can start a business now but like knowing how to run the business is very different than knowing how to coach and train kids and I mean it sucks to say this out loud but like if if I take two people and one guy is like a great coach like awesome great with kids good communicator with parents good at marketing like the sessions are fun like he has like the coaching side down communication down and I take this other person that like not the best coach like maybe not the best most entertaining person at their sessions maybe they're not even that great at marketing but if I take the first coach and he doesn't understand business and I take the second coach and he does that second coach is going to absolutely smash the coach that is really good at coaching because he has his stuff dialed in like and I've seen this man like I've I personally know people in my area that played professional much better coaches than me like when I when I would watch their sessions would be like dude I wish I had that like energy that like just the command of the session like like I would look at things and be like man like how is this dude not crushing it and it was because like they don't have the business side down and you could be the best trainer in the world you don't understand what you're doing in your business like you're going to think you can just power through by being a good coach but like that's that's not how business works business is not just reward the person that's a good coach like and I see too many people skate through and skate by because they rely on how good of a coach they are and dude I know people that suck at coaching that are incredible business owners that are making six seven figures that and they know they're not that good at coaching like they will admit it and I'll even tell you like I like if I put my ego to the side like I know that when I ran my training program I was I was probably if I had to rank myself probably like like in the top 10 in my area as far as coaching ability but like if I put numbers on the table my academy versus everyone else's academy like my academy there was a point where my academy had more players than most clubs in my area and I will tell you it was because of how great of a coach I was it's like I'm willing to admit I wasn't the best trainer role that's just but yeah I think coaches get that confused they they they think yeah I played it pro or I played college and I have this huge instagram following so I'm just gonna have a six figure business and it's like ah man you're you got to understand what you're doing the business in my opinion first before uh before being a good trainer like that's yeah and but that's that's just through a lot you know thousands of calls and seeing what people are doing and actually coaching people through this like the guys that figure out the business thing then their coaching becomes more magnified because like they they can help more kids and they have committed customers not it's flaky parents that just call them like their domino's pizza which is normal that is right right now that's normal parents do that yeah they order a a skills coach for a day for an hour whenever they want and that's why like there's a huge gap between like 90 of all the coaches and 10 of like people who are killing it that make more money than doctors attorneys engineers like and then there's everyone else and it's because like everyone has that mentality uh but people have to outgrow that or they have to learn at some point otherwise it's gonna be a short career yeah 100 yeah no I I agree and I think it also comes down to how you are in your personal life yeah so how you are in your personal life will depend on how you run your business um so but again it's like okay yeah you played a pro you're a fantastic coach but you know do you have your your business styled in right systems um are you willing to learn as well right are you coachable are you gonna try something new that works that will help you and oh man you're spot on like that's why I mean I spend extremely little time on Instagram but I mean it's shocking like some of these and I don't want to like hammer people when I say this but it's like some of these coaches are so obsessed with themselves to the point where like yes they could make money in this business but they're they're trying to portray this lifestyle of a rich and famous person when in fact they're not rich uh they're trying that you can look famous on Instagram anybody can I mean I could go I could go right now and buy 100 000 followers for like 20 bucks and have all of those people be bots and make it look like I'm the super famous dude when in reality I'm just like normal guy like uh but that's where like especially younger coaches I see they they fall into this trap of like oh I need to make money really quickly and then when they make money they're just like they're reckless


Welcome to JSA TV where we're covering the latest stories, trends, and innovations from leaders in global connectivity, real estate, the channel, and the networks within. Buffy Harakitas of JSA and joining me today is Jordan Gray. He is the VP of Channel for Tonicoink Data Centers. Jordan, welcome to JSA TV. Thank you so much for having me. Absolutely. It is my pleasure to have you here today from Channel Partners 2024. You recently joined the Tonicoink team just last fall. So congratulations on that role. Why don't you share a little bit about your position, Tonicoink's channel program, and any special projects that you're working on? Yeah, it's very exciting because Tonicoink is ready to move forward in the channel and really establish a true channel program. And so they brought me along. This is my eighth channel partners and I'm excited to be here and lead the Tonicoink team. What we're doing now is we already have an agreement with OneTSD, so we're looking to expand that. And that's also going to help us kind of move across the country with all new partners. Tonicoink was a homegrown family business, and so was the channel program. And so we're ready to take it to that next level. One of the big impacts I guess we'll make initially, and we'll go ahead and announce it today, is Q2 Spiff. So we're working on bringing smaller workloads to all of our data centers, and so that one of those Spiffs is going to be bring 500kw of workloads. We're going to give you 50 grand. And so pretty a big amount of money that we're willing to put out there and show the channel that we're serious. Well, 50 grand definitely is leveling up that channel partner program with that Spiff. So congratulations to Tonicoink for really leveling up the channel partner program with you and with an amazing Spiff like that. So let's talk a little bit about the recent acquisition of Edgex in Oklahoma City, which is currently being recommissioned and set to open the spring. Yeah, very excited about that. That was one of the reasons that I also came on board was the expansion that Tonicoink is putting into their data centers and expanding multiple each year. And with doing that, Oklahoma City is number one for us to be expanding. It is opening very early this spring, so I'm very excited whenever we can actually talk about the date. But it is liquid cooling, it's ready for high density loads, perfect for AI, it's 20,000 square feet right now, completely empty data hall space. So we have whatever a company needs us to do, we can actually put them in there. It's going to have a two and a half megawatts for this year with a 12 megawatt capacity, credit capacity plant. Well that sounds exciting and you can't give us the date yet, but not yet. Very, very soon. All right. So given the dynamic nature of the technology industry as a whole, where do you foresee the channel partners as a whole heading into the future? Yeah, channel partners and that's why this event has continued to grow, is because they are the future. If you look at a lot of trends and a lot of companies that I've seen, how they are structuring not only their sales force as more channel focused friendly, but also that's where they're looking at. They're putting less into an enterprise direct sales force. If you talk to a lot of these big companies, they're not going to internally do all that work. They're going to rely on a trusted advisor that can bring the correct suppliers to them. And then also technology is growing so fast. How can somebody literally put their stuff out there and be an impact whenever they can turn to a channel community and they can say, here's 3,000 people that can sell my product day one. And that's where I think the channel is going to continue to evolve. I think every year I hear about the bigger deal that's setting a record, the biggest UCAS deal, the biggest data center deal, COLO. We're all breaking records each year on the amount of deals that are being sold. And we're breaking a record here this year at Channel Partners. This is the biggest show to date. So super exciting. And I really love what you said, Jordan. You said channel partners are the future. So I totally agree with you and I'm sure everyone does here, almost 10,000 attendees here at Channel Partners 2024. So congratulations again to you on your role with Toniquin as the VP of Channel and the upcoming opening of the facility in Oklahoma City. So so much great excitement with Toniquin. So thank you again for joining me. And thank you viewers for tuning in to another episode of JSA TV from Channel Partners 2024. Stay connected, stay curious, and happy networking.


Good morning once again welcome to BC 201 course on Christian history and missions today. We are going to study on The chapter 6 we talks about the restoration of the church It's on page 90. Okay. I hope you all are on the same page Page 90 Chapter 6 and study or look into this chapter. It talks about the restoration of the church Which is very important. So as we study this chapter, I may request each of y'all to You know turn through the scriptures why you recommend y'all to keep your bibles ready so that we can study It's more to do today on studying the scripture understanding what the church is all about Okay, we have few really We'll begin the class with a word of prayer will also pray for the good net connection for people to join in Okay, can I request one of y'all to please pray and there are Jeffy nor John Paul Jay heavenly father we come to under the name of Jesus we thank you for this beautiful day and for the class We are about to have God we invite your whole spirit to lead us throughout this class Jesus And we especially pray for the internet connection that we all will find the good internet connection throughout the class We are so thankful that you gave your life for us Jesus and we are so inspired by Everyone who gave their life to live for you Lord. We pray that as we listen to this class this Revival fire will be ignited in this we will be inspired to seek you more Jesus as ma'am teaches us help us to open our heart and mind and listen to it and Help us to preach your gospel much more boldly Jesus be with us and write us in Jesus me Amen Amen, thank you So we're going to study on the restoration of the church as we study can I request or to please turn to lamentations chapter 5 verse 21 Chapter 5 verse 21 talks about turns back to you or Lord and we will be restored Renew our days as of You know talks about how the reformation Makes a way for revival Which often results in the restoration of the church in several areas So when we talk about restoration or when we look back how the church was restored back Some of the very four key points one is in the understanding of spiritual truth Second the restoration of the white skin to contain new white For is the restoration among God's people pursuing God's purpose Restoration in church impact on the world now we can look up all these four points in detail how these four Areas when how God brought the church back to life how God restored the church back Because we all studied like it in 1500. There was a dark age So even during this okay time how the spirit of the Lord moved it May I request one of us to please turn to efficiency chapter 4 verse 13 to 14 I can request to read Efficiency chapter 4 verse 13 and 14 Jeffy now you can go ahead Ephesians chapter 4 verse 13 Till we all attain and to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God and to a full grown man And to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ That we may be no longer children tossed to and flow and carried out with every window of doctrine But the slight of men in craftiness after the vials of error So amen So what we see in the scripture we see that Through the centuries that the church's understanding of the spiritual was progressively restored So what seemed to have been completely lost during the dark ages in 1500? But it was progressively rediscovered God moved the spirit among the reformers and the revivalist who proclaim and stepped into the You know stepped into the ministry So we see that even in the gospel in Efficient chapter 1 verse 10 or Ephesians chapter 3 verse 6 We see that it was God who was working through the offices to equip the sins to equip the believers to Actually ultimately Complete the purpose of God in their life So you see the people actually were raised even in the dark ages people raised through the reformers Through the revivalist God raised the leaders so that the Christians can grow Can increase in the knowledge of God can grow in a greater intimacy where they can experience God So we see that you know what God desired for the church to walk in in safety tree So some of them we have listed in our notes on page 90. We see that the salvation by grace through faith What a baptism for the believers Santification and holy living Understanding and welcoming the work and ministry of the spirit We also see a baptism in the spirit the gifts of the spirit Growing in the knowledge of his word victorious Christian living the role and function by full ministry, which is given in Ephesians 4 11 Equipping the saints in the work of the ministry. So God raised these five full office scenes To expand the kingdom of God And you see these are the tools that the spirit of the Lord Worked and raised leaders for the church for the saints to be equipped and grow in maturity for them to Experience the intimacy of God in their life So as they were experiencing and growing we see we discussed from the four points, right? Restoration and understanding spiritual truth So when it's a understanding the spiritual truth the spirit of the Lord move among the people for them to understand The spiritual truth that we listed With that we see the next step out spirit of the Lord work is Restoration the wine skin to contain the new wine. So how did that happen? Let's turn to Matthew chapter 9 verse 17. May I request John to please read? Can you say the reference again, please? Matthew chapter 9 verse 17 Matthew 9 Right Okay, Matthew chapter 9 verse 17. How do they put new wine into old wine skins or else the wine skins break The wine is spilled and the wine skins are ruined But they put new wine into new wine skins and both are preserved Thank you. So what we see here That we're talking about the second point restoration and the wine skin to contain new wine So we see that God is working continuously to develop new wine skin So that we can be ready for the new wine. So what does Jesus is writing here? through the wine skin He explains that he did not come to repair or reform the old institution of Judaism But here Jesus is to institute a new covenant altogether So in this new covenant doesn't just improve the old it actually replaces and goes beyond it So when Jesus is introducing this something new Not to patch up something old, but it is what the salvation is all about So by illustrating this Jesus didn't destroy the old covenant or the law, but he fulfills it He fulfills that he is he has come to fulfill the law that was given So he would form a new institution. What is that new institution? That's the church the church which has a new covenant with Christ Jesus where in This new institution, we see the Jews and the Gentiles come together with complete new body This is what Paul explains in Ephesians chapter 2 16. The church is brought together Because in John 3 16 we read that Jesus God's only begotten Son came into this world to die for the world It says he loved the world And he gave his only begotten Son So you know, it doesn't talk about any set of people It doesn't talk about only Jews or only Gentiles. It talks about the whole world Every creation every human this on this earth Whoever believes in Jesus are been made one with him They can be they can be from any caste any tribe any religion Just by believing Jesus they become one with him So this is in your covenant This is something new that the law that the old covenant cannot accept it But Jesus has come to establish the new institution the church Which brings both the Jews and the Gentiles together into one body We also see as reformers and the revivals Continued among the church it moved from one place to other It grew from glory to glory strength to strength We see that it kept developing new wine skin There was no same pattern been followed in every revival or no reformer No revivalist leaders followed the same path The only pattern that was followed in each and every revival was seeking God With one accord Seeking God to move but when God moved he moved in different ways among the people They they could walk with God in a box and name him. This is how God works. No He works in new levels of faith strength glory and the revelation that the church is flocking to So we see that during every revival that was birthed There is a few things that brought something new that is the new wine skin churches There was a restoration in the five-fold ministry There were unity and fellowship and the spirit among the leaders and believers Despite the denomination that they were from they were unity during the revival That's what they saw different denomination come under one roof that only the Lord can do it There was unity there was fellowship in the spirit. This is what is expected from the Lord from each of us The release of the moment that helps from the new wine skin churches So there's a new moment Something new that God is birthing and he did not stop there. He's continuing to do it even among us So when we talk about the new wine skin churches, we observe that the church Administration of the government's a structure method in which the church is functioning would change and adapt to what God is doing currently or God is Ministering to them or moving the church into something new to the modern age where they can impact the people in this generation So the church need to be equipped needs to upgrade needs to be updated According to the generation and see how the church can impact the people in the current generation The church cannot continue to serve in the same old way the same old method People are changing world is changing world is growing Technology is growing the church need to upgrade and update itself to minister to the new generation So this is something that we call it as new wine skin The second is the restoration of the five-fold minister Can we turn to efficient chapter 4 verse 11, please and he himself gave some to be apostles Some prophets some evangelists and some pastors and teachers For the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry for the edifying of the body of Christ Till we all come to the unity of faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God to a perfect man To the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ that we should no longer be children Toast to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine By the trickery of men in the cunning of cunning craftiness of deceitful plotting But speaking the truth and love may grow up in all things into him. Who is the head Christ? Thank you John So we see the restoration of the church through the five-fold ministry that the Christ has given So along with the revivals We also see there was a restoration of the leaders So, how do you see the restoration of leaders because during the revivals what we see is the leaders been raised So at the time of revival each revival, you see new leaders been birthed into the ministry And the leaders could be in any of the five office. They could be apostle, prophet, evangelist pastors or teachers As it is listed in Ephesians 4 11 So this does not mean that these function did not exist before But they were They were we also seen 1st Corinthians chapter 12 verse 28 where it was where it talks about the apostle, prophet and teacher It was they did exist but gradually it subsided But during the dark age, we see how the spirit of the Lord moved among the leaders We see the Lord called each what specialized them and he gifted them with a unique purpose And each one grew and performed the purpose and they were called So we see the reformation and the revivals progressed We also saw people You know began to function in this ministry office Later in 20th century as more and more people began to operate Uh operate in these ministry areas As understanding of these ministry functions and and you know, they were slowly accepted and they were established So these ministry office were fully restored in the church And few of them we can name them as the evangelist we see in Starting 1950 we saw how God restored the office of the evangelist. So some of the names were like Catherine Kuhlman We are on page 92. We see that some of the leaders some of the evangelist. Okay, Catherine Kuhlman William Raham, A. A. Allen Lester, okay, let me display this way out so that we are all on the same page. Just give me a minute, please Give me a minute while I share the votes on the screen so that all of us can view the same page We all can see this Okay So some of them there Catherine Kuhlman William Raham Um, you know A. A. Allen who had an amazing ministry and we also see Lester, Sam Braal, Jack Coy, Oral Roberts, Billy Graham Uh, and uh Charles and Francis Hunter, France Hunter, T. L. and Daisy Osburn Dr. Beejes, the Nigerian, Rene, Bunky, Benny and Randy Clark The many evangelists were raised and they were ministered in 1950s. So Class there's a small assignment. Okay. So what we could do is in next class we could share Just each of us can take five minutes pick up any of these people each one. We all can just Put the name of the person you would like to share for five minutes in the text column on the chat So that you know, there's no repeat. We can just talk about them for five minutes What the ministry was all about and how they impacted the nation with what gift they flowed in and we know that it's an evangelist, but how did they flow in what offers how they ministered to people No, very brief Just just five five minutes or less than five minutes. It can be three minutes or so Okay, each of y'all can please pick there are 13 leaders here pick anyone Okay, and then we also see in late 1960 the office of the pastors was restored And in 1970 we see that the Kenneth Hagen senior Derek Prince, Bill Johnson They were established in the ministry of pastor and teacher And later in 1980 we see that the profit the minister of the prophet was established like Kenneth Hagen Bill Hammond, Dr. Tejas Dinakaran they flowed in this ministry And it is not only they were only a prophet, but then they were evangelists But they were also flowing in the prophetic ministry And later we also see in 1990 the function of the apostle was fully restored through Dr. Bill Hampton, Hammond, Bill Johnson and Randy Clark So we are we are to clarify and understand the apostles and prophets who function in the church today We're different from the 12 apostles of the lamp, which is stated in revelation. It's chapter 21 verse 14 And the founding apostles Okay, and the founding apostles of Of the church So in today's apostle and prophets We see that the ministry and the function of the five-fold ministry was fulfilled some of them Bear unity and fellowship in the spirit among the leaders and believers across the denomination lines And also we can cover the release of the moments that helped form the new wine skin churches How different moments took place the Pentecostal moment We will discuss on this point a little later on the unity and fellowship in the church Because I would like to go in little detail on that. Okay Yeah Okay The release of the moment that helped form the new wine skin churches. So what happened the in 1900 There was a Pentecostal moment Which emphasized on the baptism in the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues Which gave birth to different Denominations such as the assemblies of God, which is also known as the ag churches and the church of God And in 1940 we see the latter rain moment that took place and they emphasized on the believers Manifest the gifts of the spirit and declared the restoration of the five-fold ministry At this moment slowly moved to a rural hamlet known as the northern battlefield in Saskatchewan, Canada, which resulted in many restoration churches been planted worldwide So some of the moments that has been listed in our notes. We see that in 1970 to 1990 The world of faith movement was introduced where the believers were brought into an understanding of How to walk by faith healing righteousness prosperity and their identity in Christ Jesus Well slowly we also see simultaneously there's an overlap between 1960 to 1970 There was a charismatic moment which was birthed in Where in this moment we see the believers were encouraged to flow in the gifts of the spirit And from 1970 70 to 1980 we see the Jesus moment where During this moment. We see there was an emphasis on how loving and accepting people were For who they are and bringing them into the Into the person of Christ into the work of the Holy Spirit So some of the fast growing church in the us where this denomination which birthed out of this Jesus moment And he at the same time in 1970 there was another moment that took place. That's called as worship moment Where new songs and praise were released So some of the ministries like Maranatha, Integrity, Osana, Vineyard, Hillsong, Jesus culture and many other ministries were birthed And later we see in 1980 to 2000 the third wave moment was Taking place where this move through this moment. We see the charismatic experience As well as the power of the evangelism among all the believers. So there were leaders like John Wimber, one second please Thank you. So we see some of the leaders like John Wimber and others were Very important and became a prominent leader during this third wave moment And simultaneously during this time in 1980 there was another ongoing Prayer and intercession movement that was led by Reese Howell's Followed by son Samuel Howell's The leaders in the intercessory prayer movement during the 20th century And also during this time we also see pastor David Jung E Cho the pastor of the Yodo Full Gospel Church in Seoul, South Korea He established a prayer mount with 1910 day prayer in 1973 We also see Larry Leah was also used by God to further the international prayer moment at this point The international house of prayer which is also known as IHOP led by Mike Bickel is based in Kansas City, Missouri And has been having 24 bus 7 prayer and worship since September 19 1999 till date this ministry is ongoing And in 1980 We see there's another ongoing church growth movement took place where we see the cell church pioneered by David Jung E Cho and other innovative ways to experience the church growth Accelerated in this place. We see they grew to become the mega church in the whole world And in 2000 And ongoing we see the saints moment took place where we What happened during the saints moment is they were equipping and releasing God's people into God's ministry There were some leaders that emerged that were raised like Francis magnet in 1925 took president and Bishop Bill Hammond, John Wimber, John and Carrie are not Randy Clark, Bill Johnson, and there were many other leaders We're based into this moment At the same time we also see There was another moment took place in the same year marketplace ministry What happened the full gospel businessman fellowship internationally was birthed in We also see the international Christian Chamber of Commerce, which is known as ICCC We were the pioneers in 1950 followed by many others who were serving and mobilizing among These believers to make a difference for God's kingdom So they were focusing on equipping the believers In the seven mounted areas to make a difference to impact people even at the marketplace So as God was moving in this we see the third Restoration in God's people pursuing God's purpose So what was God's people doing? God's purpose. How did they fulfill? As we see in Ephesians 4 11 the five full ministry of apostle prophet evangelist pastors and teachers We see the Lord's intent that the saints Should be equipped The leaders should be raised the purpose of God to be fulfilled How because God desires to fulfill his purpose among the people For that we raise his lead this time and again from the Old Testament to the New Testament to our percentage We see how the Lord moves Lord moves through his own people He desires that way And he's not been choosing the The wisest man Or somebody who's who's grown and who's well talented and equipped but here as per the word God chooses the simple Where he can pour out his glory where people can look at the leaders and glorify the God who's working in servant So it is a lot who equips the work of the ministry so that the church can be built can be reformed Can be set as a salt and light in the place where God has raised the leaders for and for the very purpose that he's been calling into that place But that we will move on to the next point Which is the restoration in the church Restoration in the church to impact the world Can I request one of us to read Matthew chapter five verse 13 to 16, please Matthew chapter five verse 13 to 16 Matthew chapter five verse 13 to 16 You are the salt of the earth, but if the salt loses its flavor, how shall it be seasoned? Is it then good for nothing? But to be thrown out and trample under food by men You are a light of the world a city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden Not do they like to lamp and put it under a basket But on a lamp stand and and it gives light to all who are in the house that you lie So shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your father in heaven Thank you Yeah So what we see here is in the scripture That we are the salt and the light We need to have this purpose within us so that the reformation and the revivals can be restored to the church Because the salt and light is very important to impact the believers How can we impact by equipping them through the word? How can we equip them? We need to be first equipped When we are equipped in the word as the scriptures is we need to be rooted and grounded in the word When we are rooted and grounded in the word we see the truth will set us free When the truth sets us free We cannot contain this light and the revelation that God gives us to our self Whereas we will start stepping out to equip others where God will Help us to step up and step out for us to be the salt and light Salt that can you know emerge and transform people life Life that can proclaim the word and he will also make us the voice voice to the nation So believers whichever place we are When we are equipped in the word when Lord releases and releases us into the missions Here we are set in the marketplace in different areas in different set And here we will go ahead to impact the area that Lord has set us on an assignment So we also see in today's land where the local churches are coming together to the citywide church where They're beginning to actively impact the believers actively see how they can be the salt and light To the city and to the nation and to the nations So with that we will move on to the point the second point where we Talk about the unity. This is something that we need to focus on This is something that we need to keep in our mind as we serve in the ministry I'm just checking yeah unity and fellowship and the spirit we discussed this and The second restoration of the five-fold ministry we all are called to serve You know Lord has raised us to serve in the five-fold ministry So what is important for us to serve branch out in this five-fold ministry is unity Unity and fellowship in the spirit among the leaders across the denomination lines How do you think that we can impact? the nation This is something that the new testament church is looking at The unity of the church is one of the most important in the new testament It's also one of the difficult area that for us as a church to function as well So in the new testament we see that the local church was Primarily defined by the city by the church in jeseline and to your efficacious current throne Or you know, whichever place that paul went and ministered But all who believed so how did these church function? How did paul minister to this people? We see that in all these episodes We see that all ministered like all who believed in jesus were part of the church in that city where they lived Probably it may be a larger city or the small places But in these churches the people gathered with different from different set different tribe They were gentiles with Jews who gathered into this church So what was something that paul was emphasizing here was no denomination He was bringing both of them together under one base believe in jesus christ so that you and your household will be saved So they all had one Thing in their mind that they need to believe in jesus christ the work that he did So both today In today's generation All our churches across our nation. We see there's a protestant churches catholics or orthodox churches Pentecost method is so many denominations But what each one of them are doing are we focusing Ourself and our church into How Apostle paul was preaching and sharing the word Focusing on jesus and him alone or are we Focusing ourselves into the denomination and trying to grow and establish that particular denomination So what is our focus on in today? So why is it different for all these denomination churches to come under one roof? We need to think Why do you think it is difficult class y'all can answer Can we be focused like the apostle paul who focused on jesus? Focused on believing on jesus than on any kind of traditional belief that each denomination That separated according Glee later part of the church Sometimes it's very difficult to bring all the leaders under control isn't it because most of them are different to their own doctrine and the practices So it's very difficult to bring them all under one roof But as a christians as a student of the word we need to know unity is very important What should be our main focus on a main focus should be on jesus and how this book of the lord is working in today's church How the church was birthed in shame Where was the focus on was it on the tradition? Was it on the doctrine or was it on jesus? We need to focus that we need to think What it means and how we can apply it in our time in our day under our leadership Why is it? We need to think we need to ask some question to ourselves like I would like to ask us a few questions to our class today Why is christian unity is important? Why don't you think it's important? Class y'all can unmute and speak Why do you think it's important? He learning y'all can also post your comments on the discussion tab that has been created Why do you think christian unity is very important because we're part of body And body cannot function by just organs And we are also building and building Cannot function by just the stones It's a picture of church that jesus has explained to us and through his word So it is important for us to have unity to stand together and to fulfill his desire on the earth Yes, thank you. Thank you, john. Very important to have unity just like what the john said Christ died on the cross to secure this unity, isn't it? He died on the cross. He gave himself to bring us all together In efficiency to 13 to 16, Paul also writes saying But now in christ jesus You formerly were far off Far off have been brought near by the blood of christ For he himself is a piece who made both groups into one and broke down the barriers of dividing Wall by abolishing in his flesh the enmity, which is the law of commandments Contained in ordinance so that in himself he might make the two into one new man Thus establishing the peace and might reconcile them both in one body to god through the cross By it having put to death the enmity So paul is writing in jesus times itself There were a lot of barriers between the jews and the gentiles So paul is struggling hard to reveal the revelation according to what jesus said though He says that jesus died on the cross to bring the jews and the gentiles to bring the people Despite the tribe or the denomination that they are under one body Just like what john said one body we all are of one body. They should be unity in one body So that the kingdom of god can expand and flourish and grow If among the kingdom of god one is against another how can the kingdom of god establish And expand and grow and flourish if there's fight among the brothers So we should come in one mind with one god because christ that died on the cross for us to break the barriers and come under one unity And under one mind one god So when we come under one mind at one god, you see the spirit of the lord work To bring god's purpose into us You see from the day of pentecost to the revivals which were birthed You see wherever there was one mind and one called through unity when they prayed you see the spirit of the lord move Supernaturally there's the birth of god's purpose among the people in the city in the nation So they should be unity because only in unity god can accomplish his purpose god can move through people And he's the revival take place We also see that the unity is very important among the christians because it's it is a it is a major factor for us to witness to the world as uh, you know posse Paul states in john chapter 17 verse 20 to 23 when we read this verse he says In Paul's days, they were said divide as I said in Jews and Gentiles. It was huge people You know, they will refuse even to pass through that area They will actually walk around the area even if it is a long distance they will walk But they will not pass through they feel it is they are untouchable The hatred was so huge So if the church could display to the world the unity between these groups that christ had secured on the cross It would be more powerful for us to witness Jesus said the same thing Jesus said the same thing As a high priest prayer a night before he was crucified He said I do not ask on behalf of these alone But for those also Believe in me through their word That they may all be one. I'm reading from john chapter 17 verse 20 to 23 Even as your father are in me and I in you that They also may be in us so that the world may believe That you sent me the glory that you have given me I have given them That they may be one just as we are one So I in them and you in me That they may be perfected in unity so that the world may know That you sent me and loved them even as you have loved me This is very important, isn't it? So the unity that Jesus Secured on the cross is something very spiritual. It is not visible to our naked eyes. That's something very spiritual But it is a visible expression when we believe in Jesus We see there's an unity So the bible is talking about the unity that is actually not very outwardly seen But something that has been birthed inward Which is real which is shared the Christ in nature among the believers So it is for us to it is very important for us to understand that we need to stay in unity We need to you know make a decision It may not be something very natural But it is a decision that we make to stay in unity for the sake of Christ because Jesus died of the cross for us to be united in them We see in Ephesians chapter 4 verse 3 and also in other Scrunches we see how what Paul says Deligently to preserve the unity of spirit in the bond of peace. So the unity of spirit Is already Something that every believers need to preserve it. So this is what Paul mentions as the unity In one Corinthians chapter 12 verse 13 he says for by one spirit we were all baptized in one body Whether it may be Jews or Greeks whether it can be slave or one who's free But we were all made to drink one spirit We were all made to come under one roof with Christ We were all made to believe on the one Jesus Christ who died on the cross for each of us So there is a unity on the very purpose of Jesus died on the cross for you and me So we need to set our focus on that So some of the spiritual reality we see that is christian unity is not an organizational unity so organization when it comes as the you know the world council of churches or the national council of churches they promote something very Organizational or something very external unity among the other denomination. We are not talking about that That may diminish as the time goes But what christ is talking about the inward unity Christ was not praying for one world church organization. He's not talking about that But he's talking about the governing party coming under one unity We'll just see second point there is christian unity is not is not Uniformity being one body in christ does not mean that we all must look alike talk alike Enjoy the same kind of activities. No back in early 1970s. We see there was an Happy moment young people who got swept in the local church. They were from a different background They were doing drugs. They had long hair different style But then what happened lord moved among them and they were drawn to the church So it can be different ways that god can work among different people In fact church i'd get these people aside where they were like not touchable people But then god moved among them Who are we to say they are not touchable like how god showed peter under the battery put different animals under one battery Then you know god asked Peter eat and he said lord those are unclaimed But what point god was making what i have made clear who are you to say I died for all these people. How can you separate them from me? For example a very good example is one of the maru's example then god you might stand let not mad put in the center When god is called a people to be one and body with him Who are we to you know separate them under the name of denomination or the castribe style Let our focus be set on jesus Let us focus be You know Set on jesus and him alone just like the early church Bring everyone together under one roof Yes, I agree that different denominations may have different doctrines which were which may not be publicly Which may be tradition based according to the place culture tribe. We may not agree But let's look at on some things that are biblical that is on the common ground that all of us could agree on Let's set a focus on that so that we can discuss and grow as one body in christ Leave the rest to lord because that's what the word of god says when When they know the truth the truth will set them free Let the lord judge them let the lord minister to them But let's be in one unity based on what the word of god says And agree on what the biblical ground is So let's set a focus on what god jesus has established on the unity to bring Each of us under one in him Let's set a focus and not keep ourselves separated under the name of any kind of denomination because god's work can be Accomplished god's work and more expanded go beyond when he really was come under one roof When we believers come with true unity within us because the bible says the scripture says that if you hate your brother Now when he talks about brother talks about one reason the law different denomination if you hate your brother you are a murderer Isn't it the scripture says that? So if you hate your own brother different denomination then we are not Again, we are not according to what god says. There's no love in us because god loves the world. He died on the cross for each of us So let's Focus on jesus for the purpose that he came into this world that he died of the cross for you and me And let's Focus on the unity that christ has established And see how we can minister and serve and expand god's kingdom in each of us in in the place that we are placed In the region that we are there Let's focus on that As god god give us the mind to think big Give us the heart to expand ourselves Lord help us to look at people with the love that god is called each one of us Okay, so with that we pray Can I request one of us to please read Ephesians 4 25 Ephesians chapter 4 verse 5 Yeah, Ephesians chapter 4 verse 25. I'm just reading I read it forever Again, it says do not grieve the spirit therefore putting away lying let each of you speak the truth Speak truth with his neighbor for we are members of one another So let's pray father as we work towards building your kingdom Serving in your kingdom you are we pray that you will expand the heart and mind to have Oneness In you father the work that you established The very purpose that you came into this world to die For each of us Lord despite our background despite our culture despite our denomination Despite the religion that we are in people of different faith Lord you came into this world and you died And you said those who believe in Jesus See the salvation which is a free gift which is an eternal life for each of us Lord we thank you that each of us as we serve we have the Oneness of mind or father let nothing come in between to stop the glory of god Lord I pray that you will teach each of us to be that role model To people around us or father So that we may experience the love of god and and show the love of god to people around us Father, I also pray that you will grant us the patience You will renew and reform us Lord that we may flow with the god kind of love that we may love each other With the heart and mind that you have for each of us Help us to see the christ's nature in each of them the good at each one and see how we can establish and Establish our kingdom on this earth of other In everything Lord help us to give us an understanding and a heart of compassion to be moved Thank you Lord. Thank you that there's a change of heart change of mind So that we may work as you We may have the mind of christ the love of god in our heart and in our mind that we may serve each other Despite the background despite the tribe despite the culture despite the determination But keeping you in our mind we will serve the expansion of the kingdom of god Thank you Lord. Jesus. Thank you, Father. Lord. I pray that Let your word be grounded in the heart and in our mind As your word says that the truth Truth satisfies Let your truth minister to each other And let it satisfy Everything that is not of yours Let your kingdom come And your kingdom be established in and through us Lord Thank you, Father for doing great and mighty things through each of us Lord Despite the place distance that you have us Lord Thank you for using us mighty for your kingdom In Jesus name we pray amen Amen Thank you so much for joining in today's session. Thank you. God bless. I hope the session was a blessing Thank you. Thank you. God bless you. Thank you. Thank you


The next project we have in line is the network simulation and bandwidth monitoring Managed by Mr. Rahul Deshmukh and mentored by Mr. Amesh Srivastav This project provided simulated internet in LAN environment to give different network parameters and monitor the bandwidth and packet of application The team is here so let's start with the presentation I am Shree Leela and we are here to present our summer internship project Our project is network simulation and bandwidth monitoring Our project was to develop a tool for bandwidth monitoring For monitoring the bandwidth So why should we go for bandwidth monitoring? Every application that we use consumes some amount of bandwidth And if the conception of bandwidth is more Then we are paying for more for the application It is more costly So if we can bring down the amount of bandwidth the application is using Then it becomes more affordable and it cost reduces So for this to reduce the bandwidth For this we have to rigorously test the application in various network parameters So for this we have developed a tool which can simulate the environment For various parameters and give the results so that the bandwidth can be reduced So what we are doing here is first we are simulating the environment with parameters And then we are monitoring the results So this is the flow diagram for simulation That is the client system and this is to the application that is to be tested Now when the client is accessing the application The package is routing through our server and we are creating the environment there A virtual environment there where the results Where from where we can get the results like the behavior of the application Now this is the monitoring part once the environment is simulated Then we go for the results part here once the environment is simulated Now after that it sends the data to our server from where we can get the behavior of the application Now after this we have the results part this will be continued by Sampath So basically what we have here is the results that we have generated We want to actually test how much bandwidth our application is using under different environment So the client might be in 54 kbps like broadband connection or any other situation environment So we want to know how the client works how our app is working under that environment So we have to test it in the lab so that is what simulation does It brings that environment into our lab so we can test the client like we have a client And we can test that under that environment So the next thing is once you have simulated it so once we have generated a virtual environment for that We want to test our application so once we test it that is monitoring part So once we run some scripts on the client end and generate these results I will explain how we are doing that and these are the results that we have generated So this is basically a graph of the bandwidth utilization of a video conferencing tool So this is how the bandwidth is varying with time So a developer can actually use these graphs and improve upon his code to reduce this bandwidth utilization So these are the technologies that we have used We have used Django backend as a server so our toolkit our tool will have a Django server running And what we have to do is basically prepare the client So we make a connection with the client and run some scripts on the client when it is actually When it is contacting with our application and get some data to our server And we analyze that data and generate graphs So that is what you are doing and we will show a demo right now So what data is the client sending? The client is sending data like bandwidth uploads, bandwidth uploads, bandwidth downloads And other data related like the percentage of packets in a particular like What are the percentage of packets in this size like 100 kbps, 100 kbps to 200 kbps So if you want to know what is the percentage of packets in that So how do you know that these are the statistics So basically what we are doing is we have some scripts written in different machines So we have to prepare the client for this test I am not asking, I am asking something So why you want to simulate, this is the first question And what sort of data should actually be going from client to server That should be taken from somewhere from a real test environment Or something where an application is available already So are you using any simulation package or NS2, NS3 So simulation is like we create other real time environment into our lab So you want to test our No but you know that there are simulation packages available Network simulation? Yes Oh you are testing on a real machine and it is not simulation No simulation of the networks So it is not simulation Internet Right Okay so Not simulation So what we are doing is we add some commands We route the packets through our server, our toolkit server Route the packets of our client The packets So that is our gateway kind of thing So we introduce a gateway in between So that we can actually control the flow of the packets So if I have a gateway with me I can control how much I have to send it for It is not a gateway, it is an interceptor I think It is not a gateway, a gateway is having a different meaning I can control the flow of the packets in the gateway So you are intercepting and you are sending it to the application So you know what is coming I know what is coming and I don't know how much I have to send So that is how I control the network So this is the client that we have to test And this is the application that has to be tested And this is our server, tool server, testing server So actually the packets are, the client directly contacts the application In general case So for testing purpose we route the packets through our server We add a gateway, we add commands So actually The client is in my lab, so I want to test So I can add commands in my client machine So that I route all my packets through my server So it is like a proxy Okay, yes Because we have to run some scripts to actually send our data to the server You are just a proxy Now I understand who you are, you are a proxy Now tell me why there is a proxy to run some scripts I have to actually monitor how much bandwidth is getting used So I am running a command tool T-shark So that actually monitors the packets and gets me the data I don't care what you are using Your job is, I have 100 Mbps Your job is collect that scripting and keep sick on it Yeah, that is simulation That is done, sir So running a 100 Mbps is sick on it And we take it to the utility Yeah, that is simulation part The script is required to monitor the bandwidth usage That is simulation, sir Once we have simulated the network, now we also want to test it Get back that slide, yes Who will think that I have to know why, next slide This one Run script on the client's This is not, you don't send anything to the client No, we are not correct Why the client has to know you are going to your server? The client, sir, it is in my lab I want to test how it is working So I have to run some scripts on my client So that I send data to my server This is monitoring, this is monitoring the bandwidth That is simulation, once I am done Now it behaves as a 250 previous line I don't understand, you know all the packets that are going What the client system should be prepared for this Why?  I am running some PSAR tool On a terminal? On a terminal? Sir, I am a bad Your object, your object says the application under a bandwidth That application is an old application, it is not web based This terminal is connected to it Now you put yourself in the middle, like a property Now tell me, what are you running on a terminal? Sir, we are running, this is based more for a web based tool Doesn't matter, that does not matter You have no business to interfere with any other system You are only sitting in the middle You are going to say how much is the response That's all That is You can sit, look at the packets and know But like, if I want to run a It is for the user who is sitting there to monitor You cannot do anything to it You are just a simulator I can run jmeter on it and find out what is your problem Sir, that is what you have done, sir We are running PSAR tool It is not your job We have to run some tools No, it is for the application and the client to decide What needs to be monitored You cannot do anything Sir, I am the person who is developing the application You can be, it doesn't matter Your particular job here was to be a bandwidth monitor As a package, the only thing you can do is I am giving you the facility to create different environments What you monitor, how you monitor is your business You cannot do anything as an application So that is the other way You are the, no, that is not the way, that is the only way Sir, like I have, if I have access to the client I can obviously make my job easy by running some scripts on the client If I don't have access to my client What scripts you will run generally when you don't know what the application is Sir, if I know the IP of my application I can know how much What the application does you don't know You have no idea what the application does It may be running image processing for all you know What scripts are you going to run Which you cannot run on your machine To find out what is the bandwidth usage and average packet size and all this stuff You are sitting in the middle, you can find it out That is the other way, sir We can obviously Why do you need to do anything with some other system for what reason We can run it either on the client or on the server No, you cannot run it on the client, that is not your machine Because you don't know what the client does I know my client No, what the client can be a stupid, terminally what I am saying You are making it application dependent You don't know what is the application You don't know what it is using The application can be an image processing application Where it is not using the bandwidth You are not supposed to know the application at the client At all So that is the other way of doing No, that is the only way of doing There is no other way You are not drawn the boundaries properly Your boundary is to simulate Different network conditions That is the first part, simulate Monitor depends on the application Because you don't know what to monitor I know the application IP So I can route my packets and find out what is the That is what you do as a proxy, right? That is what I am doing What the application wants to monitor The behavior of the application under this network condition What it wants to monitor you don't know That is why you cannot run a script We only want to monitor the bandwidth That is If that is your only objective, you can do it sitting on your proxy That can be done Correct Why are you interfering with somebody else? Because he may need to monitor Under this network condition What is my color change? For example, how will you monitor that? We are only monitoring the back That is the application requirement My application is designed for low network I will do white, white and black For high network bandwidth I will do red, green and blue That is what I want to see whether it works or not So that is Correct So you don't know what the application requirement is So you cannot monitor it All you can see is You sit here and do it That is what my objection was You can't do it I gave you an example now Tell me what you are going to run This is not applicable It is an application Correct You are providing a tool Measure the performance of the application Under different bandwidth conditions I want to see So that is for web clients only Only the If you want to monitor If you want to monitor I solved that problem also I made a web client If you want to monitor the bandwidth Upload and download Then that is done We can do that That is your objective Now tell me all these scripts How does it help me to find out Whether my application which is designed To give black and white under certain network conditions Three colors under certain network conditions Four thousand ninety six Two fifty six White color We will test our client That is my application How will you measure it I will run the application on my client And I will monitor it I will know if my application is running properly or not So I will But running the application is properly You don't know what test the application Application developer wants to do You are only giving him a very nice tool You have forgotten what your purpose is Your purpose is to throttle that bandwidth That is all your purpose That is the first part Secondly, you have not given I will tell you what you have not given It is a very good thing that you are doing What you have not given is Why not simulating error rate Correct Monitor it from the client What he monitors from the client side Is the application For each application it will be specific That is what I wanted to tell you For each application it will be a specific monitoring So you cannot interfere with it That is outside your scope You will adjust how to give all these network conditions So you are adding all those parameters Very good Go next Go next You cannot do anything on the client side That is not allowed So these are the three options we have One is simulation then monitoring and graphs We can simulate the network That is the first thing So these are the PCs that we have These are the listed clients that I want to test Applications that I want to test These are the clients that I want to test We can add PCs here We have to have the user name and password of the PC Then we can run on so that we can use it We have features like we can scan the network And find what clients are up So let us say I want to test on many clients I can see what clients are up in my lab And add them directly without having problems And we can even update it dynamically Like if I shift from one position to other in my lab I can update the IP of my client No, I am absolutely confused Can you use it to test my acquisition Under different network conditions What you will do I am very confused I have a client in my lab And I will run some scripts on it With your server IP in it So I will tell my client that I want to test the bandwidth Of this IP So I will capture all the packets Of that your A6 or IP And then analyze them And send it to my server And there I am analyzing it I will capture the packets from my client Anyway it does not matter you go I have not understood what you do I just imitate I do not think that is correct You are supposed to provide the bandwidth We have done that sir That is all you are supposed to do What the effect that is to be monitored is done Somebody else should actually monitor you That you are not providing Somebody else I should be able to monitor you So this is actually Whether I have asked for 256 kb Are you giving me 256 kb or giving me 1 megabyte This we will show right now You are not monitoring me You are a package These are the parameters that we can give to our line So like we can give the bandwidth, the loss and the delay Then now the network is simulated So it will behave as a line with 1000 kbps bandwidth And it will have a delay of 100 millisecond So once we start the So basically now the test is running on the client And I am getting the data to my server And I want to see how it is working actually So I will generate some graphs right now To see what is my bandwidth utilization upload and download So these are the graphs that we will generate right now So these are the graphs The first one is bandwidth graph And all other data that we are getting And we have given even pie charts For the percentage of packets With different sizes you know So that we can actually monitor what Percentage of packets are in this size And these charts Are put into the client or by your server My server Sir I am the person who is testing the whole thing I have control of my client as a server I am the gateway Control of the pie chart also I am storing the data From my client in a database And then I am generating the I know that your server is working Have you tested it on FTP for example Yeah we have tested it on We have generated I asked a very simple question Have you tested it on FTP Have you tested it on a web conferencing tool And then useless I ask a specific question Because if I run FTP At the end of that FTP I know how many bytes are transferred And I know what is the Time taker Then I can check whether your promise Is you are giving me or not So simple test you are not run And you are claiming that you are successful By producing your own results No these are the results generated by That I am working well You can verify it using other tools So you can rust No I can verify that different matter You have not verified using FTP We have used Why not As simple as that We can verify it with FTP Web server is useless FTP is a very simple mechanism FTP are Remote copy any damn thing Where simple bytes are transferred We can do that You can do hundreds of things What I am saying is This is a common thing with all of you people If you have written software You have to test your software The software test cannot be by producing your own reports I should have had a test Saying I have run FTP with 256 kb 64 kb 16 kb 1 kb These are the results 1 kb 64 kb with this bit error rate These are the results We have to add a testing so that you can actually Our purpose I don't need this whatever the charts At all What will I do with the charts We can monitor the bandwidth usage You are giving me That is the maximum bandwidth My client won't use 256 kbps Why do I need to test Let's come to that This is the maximum bandwidth that I can allot to my client So anyway if I have 50 kbps connection that is the maximum bandwidth I can have So it is not necessary that My application uses the full 54 kbps I need your tool to check whether the application works Properly under 256 kb I need your tool for an application which works with 1 kbps Do I need your tool I need your tool to find out If my bandwidth is less How does the application behave So it is not maximum bandwidth I am allotting Application is using all the bandwidth 256 kbps If it wants more We want to know how much it is performing Under 250 kbps Application always wants more How much of 256 kbps is being used By the application is a useless figure It is not necessary Let us say it is using less than 256 kbps 64 kbps All these tests Fine 250 kbps will work It is a video conferencing tool Then it will use 3 mbps How does it behave under 250 kbps There is no need to use your tool For an application which requires less than The bandwidth asked for So you are going to use 256 kbps All the tests We will throttle the network But basically when you throttle The network to an application Which requires the bandwidth That means all your charts Will show full 256 kbps being used Why do we need charts Let us say it is using more It is using less than 256 Then we can see how much it is actually using It is using less than 256 I will not use your tool It is a very happy application Why I have to do all this business There are two things One is the upload bandwidth Another is the download So how much is the upload and how much is the download It is being used in the two sessions And then they are also analyzing the amount Of packet size it is being used Out of the 256 kbps How much is the upload and how much is the download Download That information I have to come to you We have shown When you use this 256 kbps only So that is how much the client Is contacting How much it is downloading because that is what we Download upload you know So these are the client These are the packets That is why you did not That is precisely why you did not use ftp Correct And you are useless for it We can verify That this is actually working You can verify my tool with ftp I send this much data It does not differentiate between up and down Because there is no meaning of up and down in ftp There is I can start two sessions That is how we can test our tool Can I start two simultaneously We can assimilate it on Many multiple pieces One from this to this And one from this to this Only once I think I am not sure So we can test it What is the validity of my data So you are not sure of my data So that we can test it using ftp So that we actually know that my tool is actually performing Correctly and it is giving the valid data That we can do by ftp So you send up ftp and we can actually see how Thank you


Akva. Old Coot van adventures. This is about the van conversion episodes. This episode is about stripping the brand new Mercedes 144 van. Ola Woodworkers, Paul Carson here, small workshop guy. My van came with some panels. I guess they were actually an upgrade. You can see those right here and also came with some factory flooring. So I want to get both of those out of there. All of the panels and all of the factory flooring. It was very helpful to get a tool from Amazon. I'll put a link down below to allow you to pry these little clips out of the holes and maybe save the clips in case you need to use them to put something else back up. So that's what I tried to do. So I waited a day to get that from Amazon and it's just a little tool that's kind of got a fork in it or a what I want to say a bend and then that bend allows you to get the edges or the fork underneath the little things and pull them out. The factory floors were put down with some tie downs and you need to remove those first. I have already removed those as you can see here because I'm removing the flooring and when you get all done make sure you vacuum everything. The tie downs were designed to use an allen wrench to take out the bolts but unfortunately they got put in too tightly and so I stripped them so then I had to come out with an angle grinder and grind off the bolts on one or two of them so that I could get those out of there. So sometimes you just do what you got to do. Save that hardware until you decide whether or not you're going to put some tie downs into your particular build. Hey help out an old coot with his YouTube analytics by giving a like, a comment and a subscription. Thank you very much.


Hi. Hello. So what are you showing here? Manufacturer. We are a manufacturer specialized in smart home devices including sensors, cameras, power and lighting. Now let's introduce our cameras. What's the coolest one? The newest one? Newest one like these three. These three are our newest model. So it's a security camera? Yeah. Yeah. IP camera. What kind of price are we talking about? Is there a price around? This price? Affordable? Low cost? Less than 20? Less than 30? Depends. 15. Yeah. What is MQ? 1,000. 1,000 pieces. Yeah. All right. So less than $15 you can get the design. This one can move around? Yeah. Yeah. This one also move with a motor? Yeah. And this one also move? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We just fixed the engine. It's 1080p? Yeah. Do you have any 4K? 4K. Everything 1080p? We didn't take the 4K. But it's optional. It's optional. Optional? Yeah. If you... Some more, right? Yeah. All right. And there we have these, for example. Camera. They can insert 4G SIM card. Nice. These two. Yeah. Something? 60. Yeah. Both the same? This is less than 60. This one maybe around... For this one? And this including the solar? Yeah. Including? It can... No, no, no. The solar panel is a separate price. Maybe 80. 80 including the solar? Eight dollars. Eight dollars. Separate price? Eight dollars. Yeah. Eight dollars. But this including the battery in there? The solar... No, battery inside this camera. It can charge for the battery. And then it will work all night? Yeah. And all day? Never need to connect? Yeah. Even in bad weather or only in a warm country? Everywhere. Need a lot of sun or a little bit of sun is enough? Yeah. Depends. All right. Cool. There's also a built-in solar. The panel cannot be separated. It weighs the camera together. It's a good price for the package? Around $35. $35. You get a security camera with solar? Yeah. Together. And this is external power? It is. Because it charges directly here, no? Yeah. But it also can charge it for another solar panel. You can like this. Ah, put two together. Ah, this solar panel is just micro USB. That's it. Yeah. Just connect directly. Yeah. Yeah. Like this. All right. Cool. Then you have enough power for your solar, for your energy, for your security. Yeah. There's another one here. It's very trendy to do solar. It's working every weather. Just a different design. It's a good solar? Yeah. And it works with the rain? No problem. Waterproof? Okay. In the rain it's no problem. The different is maybe it charges the battery. Maybe it's low. But water is no problem. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And if there's no more power, it will turn off. But then it will turn on as soon as the sun comes back. Maybe. Yeah. Automatically reconnect. Maybe. Yeah. Also, okay. Well, what is the most popular? Most popular? The biggest seller. This one. This is indoor camera. But for outdoor camera, maybe this one is most popular. Yeah. It's waterproof? Yeah. Waterproof. IP 65. IP 65. And what else you show here at the booth? What is over here? Yeah. Okay. So let's have a look here. This is developed by our R&D team. It has two functions in one device. The first one is temperature and humidity sensor. You can touch here. Sorry. Is it a smart thermostat? Yeah. And it's a special design. You can separate, put it on the wall. And the second function is smart IR remote control. It can control all the infrared devices at your home. Nice. And you can set. Infrared. You can set when this temperature is about 30 degrees, it can turn off your air conditioner automatically.  Is it Bluetooth? Wi-Fi? Wi-Fi. Everything is on Wi-Fi. And all sensors on there are ZigBee. ZigBee. They are all based on Tuya solution. Tuya. Yeah. And here they have water, stop and active. We have two models. This one is Wi-Fi irrigation system. Wi-Fi. This one is ZigBee. Nice. Yeah. ZigBee. And here you have a smart laptop. Yeah. You can open it by password, fingerprint. You can open it by password, fingerprint and also the card. Yeah. What more you show over there? Our sensors are ZigBee. ZigBee to connect. Yeah. We have three hubs. This one is, this one is the wireless one. This one is the weird one. And this is 4G gateway. You can insert 4G SIM card and it also built-in battery and also built-in siren. It can send alarm. Nice. So you can choose any model, you can choose any model according to your needs. Nice. Cool. And there's smart plugs. Okay. What is, is this your product? Smart. Yeah. Powerstrip. Smart. Also smart. Smart. Powerstrip. Smart. You can. So you can connect each one? You can connect to your phone by APP to control.  And USB. You can turn it off and turn these three on. Nice. Choose according to your needs. Okay. This is smart. Smart plug. You can set timer. Set timer by the APP. It's very smart and save energy. Nice. Cool. Is your company very big? Yeah. We have a wide range of smart home devices. 100. Hundreds. So it's a big factory? Yeah. Yeah. Where is based? Shenzhen? Shenzhen. Longgang. Yeah. Big, big factory? Yeah. Yeah. Many people work? Yeah. Yeah. One thousand workers. All right. And customers around the world? Yeah. And the price is always the best? Yeah. Best quality price? Yeah. Yeah. Cool. Okay. Thanks a lot.


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