Cisco Training CCNA IP Addressing - Part 2 of 5

[mfwhite817]

Thank you so much, I understand!!!!!!

I love the way you break it down. Thanks

[Galacticaxis]

Hey Core1138 the zero he is talking about goes left to right, not right to left.  Nice info.

[Core1138]

if the first position is reserved so it's always 0 and so you can't count the 1 would the available numbers be 2 - 126 not 1 - 126?

[qqqqwwan]

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[Azazeal696]

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[pof270]

ok i got it. It is due to this ip address that the spambots in my messenger get to know ehich place i am from. Thanks anyways. info was quiet helpful

[therock65501]

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[mocha7878]

9 ppl that disliked suck :P

[siXor93]

Annoying sound in the background. Sounds like I'm at the dentist :O

[sreeramjuluru]

its not that its so freaking simple ........its Mr john Mills making the things simple.......

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[osowskig]

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[thenightcrusader]

thank you so much. god bless you!

[sequential32]

that high pitch buzzing noise reminds me of a dental drill, gives me spine chills.

[sismancocuk]

IP adressing cleared up! good job. thanks. It's been always said that the one should look at the first 3 bits to recognize the class. but going by 00, 01 and 10 gives a better understanding, paring 00 to A, 01 to B, and 11 to C. cool.

[MajesticMike007]

This video does a much better job of explaining then my MCDST 70-271 by Microsoft Press book does. Thanks

[jayanthraaj]

tnx to dis video we can learn ip address format and technique

[fsuryana]

Hi john! for class B address, does it mean

128 decimal = reserved

191 decimal = loopback address available range is 129-190 for class B network

[fsuryana]

Hi john, i just wanna ask bout the range. for class A it starts from 1 - 126, for class B it starts exactly on the first decimal which is 128-191, so is for class C from 192-223 and class D. it seems only the class A that starts one number after decimal number and stop one number before 127. can u explain that?

[tankmilkman]

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[WillB12X]

Very good stuff. I had comletely forgotten about multicasting. I look forward to the who series!

[doston1]

Is someone having a fucking root canal in the background? Irritating! 

[captainplanetwins]

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[undead287]

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[tokugawashindaru]

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[mu86neer]

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[infarkt11]

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[545497oi]

Thank you John, an excellent series of lessons.

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[islamee]

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[ipzent]

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[Balkotho]

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[Cavin21]

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[rhenansouza]

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[surrealpast]

A ruter? LOL

[ipzent]

british pronunciation?

[RenegadeFury]

Why do I hear a dentist drilling someone's tooth in the background?

[catchybread]

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[TheJosh55555]

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[IIOdInll]

@RenegadeFury he is doing the presentation in a dentist clinic..

[2882890]

Let me aks a question: If you set up a Class A address, for example a 10.0.0.0 network, is it technically bad practice to give it anything other than an 8-bit mask. Oh wait, thats why we have CIDR nowadays (the C meaning Classless), it doesn't matter.

[merkinmakerCCNA]

Nicely pwning sir RockySimms. Learn yo netmasking dawg, thats a 10.0.0.0/8 not 10.1.1.0/24 biznatch. Also look into wildcard masking, but do that once you figure out binary a bit better.

P.S. John.... Cool Story Bro!

[Ubon94]

It does lets a computer on Class A network to ping Cass C network?

Does it allow you to share folder between the two?

[Yochan33]

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[DrakyGordon]

It should be Class A address 10.1.1.0 @ 7:41...not 10.0.0.0...

[RockySimms]

Actually it is 10.0.0.0 because the netmask is 255.0.0.0 it would only be 10.1.1.0 if the netmask was 255.255.255.0. You fail dude. Great videos by the way.

[DrakyGordon]

my bad!! sorry about that...i won't fail now...god-willing..

[calima858]

Most informative!

[junaidm1]

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[AntiWomyn]

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[andhraindia1]

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[Bonbloc]

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[lummox099]

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[brokenpipe]

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[M00232199]

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[russ98stang]

WTF is the "wire" he is talking about.

[djovani29]

Excellent! first time i actually get it.

straight up and easy explained.hope to see more topics from you.

Cheers John!

[tqmania12]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[krindenow]

A Rooter? WTF!

[JeffreyEdward19]

LOL I thought the same thing :)

[weleio]

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[KatrachoT]

Panchotraining thanks for posting this, this is good stuff. So easy to understand, I don't understand my Indian (from India)trainer. lot's of rrRRRRRR's, this Brit explains it very well.

[freemanarthur]

Fantatic work! very articulate, easy to understand, good way of educating.

[bukk3t]

@freemanarthur too bad he tried so hard to sound cool by pretending like hes "explaining" how a "computer" distinguishes between the different IP addressing classes, as if the computer has a brain of its own. lol, let it all solidify when he affirms his hypocrisy by instantly stating that all the computer does it separate the bits. the computer doesn't give a fuck about the classes, doesnt even know what a class is. stop trying to be a nerd, plz; shits EZ.

[Noezil]

you deserve my my appreciation and thanks even if i knew these but keep on doing the great job.

Willing to help and help is the difference. You're one of the best in the world. Ace it !

[silverstar333]

that was great...very helpful

[youngtruksontheroad]

accept my vital thx 4 uploading dis fantastic video its truly very good...but i little bit confuse...i can recognize ip address range in binary method through the first bit....but in decimal how can i...???as u describe earlier???

[panchotraining]

Hi, If you continue through to part 9, I explain how this is done from part 6 onwards.

John

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[amitkshyam]

its so helpful and simple... I am doing my ccna and this has certainly enhanced my knowledge... thanx man

[whatafuckinghero]

I thought Class A, B, C etc was old hat?

[sonettransport]

very helpful, thanks

[ash23cute]

thanks for this vid, very helpful. Godbless and more power

[atc3100]

If I don't comment, that will be injustice, GREAT JOB!!! THANKS a LOT...

[zorro14142]

Good stuff, thats the proper way to explain things

[punxz18]

what is a loopback address?

[panchotraining]

A loopback address is an address range in the class A range 127.0.0.0 - 127.255.255.255 which is used as a test address. If you ping any address in this range you are testing your own TCP/IP protocol stack i.e. you are pinging yourself. It is used to test that your own protocol stack is working. Hope that helps, John

[dilibau]

brilliantly simple, outstandingly useful... Go Pancho!

[pravinchandar]

very well done!

[dhyke26]

much clear..

[masterleo007]

well done Mr Mills!!!

[emra2020]

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[Y0uEnj0yMyself]

Thanks I've taken CCNA 1 and 2. You're explanation of the class system was much clearer than my professors. Thx again, bye.

[Jamez64]

Thank You, You Have cleared some clouds for me.. Looking foward to the other Videos

[tejo81]

very intresting.