1.8 Configure, verify, and troubleshoot IPv4 addressing and subnetting
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- 1.8 Configure, verify, and troubleshoot IPv4 addressing and subnetting
CIDR Classless Inter-Domain Routing Explained
What is the block size in subnetting?
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About this Video.
In this video we discuss CIDR Classless Inter-Domain Routing. This is part 2 of a 3 part series that I hope will help you learn subnetting.
The CCNA is a great certification that many professional seek. One topic that many people often struggle with is subnetting. Subnetting is not easy but with knowing a few basic tips and principals you can learn to subnet like a Boss!
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I have done this in incd1. I've been ill so just started incd2 8 months later and Can hardly remember shit (I have severe chemo fog as we call it as I'm on my second lot of chemo since before starting icnd1 lol)
But you're a pretty good teacher and its coming back fast with you 😀👍👍
gotta say I'm enjoying your videos. you really keep it simple and clear. I know when I was learning subnetting I was making it complicated and doing things the long way for myself, like counting up the values on my fingers.
keep up the good work man, it's much appreciated.
Still Chinese to me. Maybe one day I'll get it. Not today. I like the chart.
Keep them coming. Very insightful and consistent. I can't wait to see part three. I have subscribed.
Do you have a support or direct email address for questions a student may have?
This was so helpful! Thank you. I’ve been struggling in class with subnetting
I want to thank you for giving me some push with your videos. I'm 19, currently in Cisco 2 and will be taking Cisco 3 next semester and I'm obsessed with this stuff. It just makes sense and it's amazing to see the stuff I'm learning in your videos! I'm an IT Support specialist right now, but I plan on becoming a network engineer in my later days. If you could make a video on VLSM, OSPF, ACLS, BGP, RIP, and OSPF that would be great because I know many people have a had a hard time understanding it, at least in my class.
Du'An Lightfoot I use packet tracer for those. I haven't gotten into GNS3. Packet tracer is a good emulator for most basic to intermediate setups.
Du'An Lightfoot Your work is much appreciated!
Great video! Thanks for unlocking class B the easy way
Oh yes it was definitely helpful. As you know there are so many ways to subnet but you broke it down very well and it didn't take hours to explain! Lol
great content You're an excellent teacher. wish me luck. in going for my ccna!
Gerald
Thanks. Good luck!
Great Video Man !
another helpful vid thanks alot - Ralph from Philippines
Thanks for the vids! from UK.
You are welcome mate!
Comment: Your answers are correct my complaint is that you do steps and do not explain why and how you are doing the step. I have watched other subnet videos so I was able to follow along. Other than that I may have gotten lost.
for the CCNA (200-125) exam aren't we supposed to subnet based on host requirements or also based on subnets requirements?
in 17:32 why 256? Is it because 255 from the 4th octet plus 1 from the 3rd octet?
porfirio susmiran 256 is the magic number! Always remember that
In order to get the subnet!
Kanye, just go back to rapping. :0
Go fuck your self