Hey Jon - I've been looking into getting a mini-pc/server to start up my eve-ng lab journey - how's your mini-pic (Minisforum UM773 Lite) been? Any issues?
Hi Fabian, that's awesome to here. I enjoyed it for the time that I had it. The UM773 will last most folks starting out a long time if you sole purpose it for labbing. However in full transparency I did end up returning it for a more beefier travel server for my work needs. Though I do miss the size of the UM773 as it incredibly small in comparison.
Thanks for the reply and transparency! I know you’re in a Sales position now, but are there any plans on expanding into videos about protocol redistribution, MPLS, NAT etc? I find your content extremely helpful w/ the way you explain & showcase different technologies!
@@FabianEdouard No problem, and glad to hear you've been enjoying the content. As I've begun re-studying for another JNCIE certification my goal is to begin posting more network lab tutorials this year, so stay tuned!
The answer would be: 1. 172.16.31.254 last host 2. 172.16.31.255 Broadcast 3. The next network as you show would be 172.16.32.0/20 Let me know if its correct.
@@walterbortone6410Your answer was correct but the logic is not quite there. Double check the Block size value used for the /20 and your logic will match. Once you've had a chance to confirm the block size value, see which subnet comes after 172.16.32.0/20.
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and thank you bro🫡💯🔥 really enjoyed the video
Thanks, glad to hear you enjoyed the vid! More to come.
Hey Jon - I've been looking into getting a mini-pc/server to start up my eve-ng lab journey - how's your mini-pic (Minisforum UM773 Lite) been? Any issues?
Hi Fabian, that's awesome to here. I enjoyed it for the time that I had it. The UM773 will last most folks starting out a long time if you sole purpose it for labbing. However in full transparency I did end up returning it for a more beefier travel server for my work needs. Though I do miss the size of the UM773 as it incredibly small in comparison.
Thanks for the reply and transparency! I know you’re in a Sales position now, but are there any plans on expanding into videos about protocol redistribution, MPLS, NAT etc? I find your content extremely helpful w/ the way you explain & showcase different technologies!
@@FabianEdouard No problem, and glad to hear you've been enjoying the content. As I've begun re-studying for another JNCIE certification my goal is to begin posting more network lab tutorials this year, so stay tuned!
@@jongreenit This is great news! Good luck with studying and Happy News Years!
Much appreciated and happy new years to you as well!
The answer would be:
1. 172.16.31.254 last host
2. 172.16.31.255 Broadcast
3. The next network as you show would be 172.16.32.0/20
Let me know if its correct.
You crushed it! How'd you find the process?
I took the 32 value as you showed. Each 32 value would be a new subnet.
Let me know if that analysis is correct.
@@walterbortone6410Your answer was correct but the logic is not quite there. Double check the Block size value used for the /20 and your logic will match. Once you've had a chance to confirm the block size value, see which subnet comes after 172.16.32.0/20.