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Head First Networking book
Also not a video but a book that puts most of the concepts in a quick to read and easy to understand format. It can come off as a little cheesy but compared to the often boring and over complex books it was a nice review for me and it starts from the basics which too often people skip or gloss over.
If you want to be a good network engineer, understand it from the bottom up, understand from the hardware, to the packet, then to all the routing and rules and so on. Don't be that guy that just knows a few concepts and some troubleshooting tips but never really knows why the tricks work or how the fixes actually work. I give this advice to techs and software devs too, makes you better in every area to know the system from the ground up.
I liked this one. http://www.amazon.com/Head-First-Networking-Al-Anderson/dp/0596521553