I've learned more in a few of these Deep Dive videos than the many hours I've spent listening to Professor Messer. Thank you! This is CIDR notation which I also couldn't get a grasp of until I watched this video. It seems so simple now, I don't understand why I had such a hard time learning it.
I completed this video in one sitting and to be honest I did not expect to learn so much when I started. Thanks to you and your star war analogies that made all concepts crystal clear. This is the only video someone needs to master subnetting.
Hi Kevin, Thank you for collecting all the Deep Dive videos in a playlist. The Deep dives video's are really helpfull and good supplement when learning CCNA. Thank you very much!
This is the ultimate subnetting lecture you will ever need to master Subnetting.........Yesterday's LIve was a live saver for all aspiring network admins............Thanks a lot sir
Thanks, Sir, this course helped me to master subnetting and cleared the confusion I had on subnetting like converting binary to decimal and vis versa. 🙏
Thank you, for this great video but how come 10 is 11111111, i.e. 255 and the 1, 2, and the 3 are all zeros? If you had the /8 at the end I would understand that. Is it because it is a class A?
For new guys. To convert into binaries, just do the reverse. Divide by 2. Check where the resulted number fits under which bit. Bit position should nearest highest number. Then keep divinding by 2. On every divission result will give you on n bits. you will see that you have very easily converted decimal number to binaries.
You Sir, are an excellent teacher!! Thank you for this video and your crystal clear explanation!!
I've learned more in a few of these Deep Dive videos than the many hours I've spent listening to Professor Messer. Thank you! This is CIDR notation which I also couldn't get a grasp of until I watched this video. It seems so simple now, I don't understand why I had such a hard time learning it.
I completed this video in one sitting and to be honest I did not expect to learn so much when I started. Thanks to you and your star war analogies that made all concepts crystal clear. This is the only video someone needs to master subnetting.
Hi Kevin, Thank you for collecting all the Deep Dive videos in a playlist. The Deep dives video's are really helpfull and good supplement when learning CCNA. Thank you very much!
great personality you have sir!! its an honour to learn from you. thank you 🙏
You are a fantastic teacher sir. Thank you for providing test questions and breaking down how to get to the answer for each one. Truly helpful!
Super underrated channel. Shows that Kevin really knows his stuff, as how simple most of his explanations are
This is the ultimate subnetting lecture you will ever need to master Subnetting.........Yesterday's LIve was a live saver for all aspiring network admins............Thanks a lot sir
I'm so glad I found your video this was exactly what I was looking for to help me understand subnetting thank you Mr Kevin
Amazing talent, you are TOP. Such pure explanation. Keep it up.
Thank you so much, you have explained it so easy to understand!
Kevin Wallace is once again proving why he is the Goat. Thank you
Thanks, Sir, this course helped me to master subnetting and cleared the confusion I had on subnetting like converting binary to decimal and vis versa. 🙏
Hi Kevin, This video was as good as always. Thank you so much for it. You made my day. By the way, I do like star wars as well.
Thanks for what you do!
Wow you worked on the network for disney world? now I know when I go there, I can think "Kevin Wallace" worked on the network here once.
Totally enjoyed the Live Session
Thank you, for this great video but how come 10 is 11111111, i.e. 255 and the 1, 2, and the 3 are all zeros? If you had the /8 at the end I would understand that. Is it because it is a class A?
Thank you so much 💡🌩
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Hi, where is the VPN deep dive? It said it should be visible till 28 Aug but I cannot find it today (27Aug)...?
IPV6 Deep Dive any ?
For new guys. To convert into binaries, just do the reverse. Divide by 2. Check where the resulted number fits under which bit. Bit position should nearest highest number. Then keep divinding by 2. On every divission result will give you on n bits. you will see that you have very easily converted decimal number to binaries.
46:19 This is where I get lost
Nice stuff bro please do a youtube ccna course 😊
In layman terms, you speak students language!
Exercise 1: correct ans is /26
Lol great into.....if you can read this you don't need glasses