Simple Subnetting and VLSM Pt. 2

[PPetrit]

hey dude i think at Lan6 last ip address was 192.168.10.224

so Lan7 must have 192.168.10.224 right ?? correct me if im wrong?

Btw nice Tutorial :)

[blade55555]

Would just like to say that I have been struggling with this VLSM for a couple weeks and your 15 minute video made me understand it. Thanks for putting this video up really helped me understand it! :D

[pwstroud]

excellent the first video I can actually understand. The way u create the subnet mask is a great shortcut.

[bengbeng0315]

thank you so much sir..! this is the only tutorial that made me understand vlsm.. keep up the goodwork.! :D

[TheISDhillon]

You taught me in 11 minutes what my professor tried to do in 3 weeks. Awesome video.

[Zech727]

Damn, your going way fast in this video

[EggoH1992]

Very helpful! Helped me with a Subnetting report I have just done. Managed to do it in a day thanks to you!

[onrajeev]

thanks Mr Ferguson, I have seen some more presentations in youtube but this one actually helped me to understand.

[chrmxcharm]

Thank you so much for this. I never really understood subnetting in class and most of the time i got only a few LANs right. I have a subnetting test tomorrow and now i'm quite confident that i'll be able to tackle it :)

[maiclifford]

helped big time. thanks

[62662454]

Not good but THE BEST video, nice work

[ManOfMeans]

In the real world, however, this would probably be a 10.x.x.x network with NAT overload through the router or firewall.

[gkuzyarin]

This is fantastic. Your 15 minute video did what 3 months could not do in a college setting.

[48incali]

Why is it , that when you got to LAN 7, you started with address 192.168.10. 208? then you jumped to 192.168.10.224/30. I got lost at that one? help...

[ciecisco]

@48incali no worries, contact me.

[monimonchee]

Excellent video - I have been banging my head against a wall in my CCNA class trying to learn this - you are my hero!!

[flexair17]

excellent explanation. I now understand vlsm thank you

[Xaeravoq]

very good video but you keep saying "ummm.." or "uhhh..." like every 10 seconds.

[monimonchee]

@Xaeravoq

you're an idiot for that comment - excellent video!!!!!!!

[MsCatchtheball]

nice video

thanks gys it is very helpful

but could you attach the diagram with the toutorial to support it

[iBiryukov]

Great Tutorial. I wish you were my lecturer!

[fndsource]

Thanks that was easy.

[notherand02]

Question in 4:32 Where is 192.168.10.63 why isn't it included?

Great Tutorial Btw. Thanks

[RayDowntown]

@notherand02 That is the broadcast address for that network. It is the "all ones" address.

[notherand02]

oh, yeah. broadcast i forgot . Thanks .

[mzambo666]

Thank you so much Mr Ferguson.

[Jstrick9]

Thank you very much, helped me a lot.

[b99snk]

great tutorial, good explanation and easy method. keep up the good work! (it would be very useful if you could include a drawing of the result!)

[trenridge07]

Could you post Class "A" subnetting??

Your videos make a lot of sense!!!...Thanx.

[cferguson0108]

Subnetting is the same no matter what class. The idea is the same the only thing that changes is the number and the octet that you might be working in.

[ukgrlyr79]

In uni they made us do this in the most complicated ways! i have it now thnx so much !

[utubeuserca]

Each Network wil be having its own router as well. What about the IP address for the routers.

Mean to say that u should use " 2* - 3 " instead od " 2* -2 ".

Specially in the server network, u have two servers & one router to take servers out of their LAN; means 3 valid IP adress & u can't have 3 VALID IP addresses from 2 bits. U HAVEtoHAVE 3bits to get at least 3 VALID IP address (as one will go to your router which will take u out of that servers LAN / LAN portion on which ur two servers are)

[Zephilwroxt]

Thanks a lot! I just understand it right now. THANKS!!!!

[lustandcyanide]

I just wanted to say thank you. This REALLY helped me pass my final exam. Thanks again!

[cferguson0108]

I will be doing a video on VLAN and VLAN Trunking. I thought I would ask if there was anything anyone wanted covered specifically.

[elitexas]

AWESOME video, loved your little cheat-sheet...Thanks man

[spiceyal123]

Would really love it if you included a final drawing of the senario. Loved the help!!

[fastatvrider]

man your awesome, you just taught me something that I have been trying to learn from my professor who has taught this over and over again but I didn't understand, thanks man!

[DrakyGordon]

And there are only 6 WANs..not 7...

[DrakyGordon]

wonderful, simply awesome tutorial...

[DrakyGordon]

one thing im not sure, on the Lan 7, there are two servers plus 1 Router....so there is a need for three ip addresses on Lan 7...but you have used just two ip addresses...what ip address do we assign to the router then?

[wraith1988]

thank you SO much! my ccna 2 final is tomorrow and ive been stressing so bad over vlsm and watching these 2 videos totally made my night, you're a great teacher and thanks for your help!

[drummerzone77]

Thanks, great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[rockynaruto]

What i don't understand in this video is that for LAN 7(server) in which you need 2 hosts WHY did you start at 192.168.10.208, shouldn't you be starting at 192.168.10.224

[rockynaruto]

no wait...you just have a minor typo there i think...on beginning of LAN 7 side 192.168.10.208 which should be 192.168.10.224 hmmm OK

[rockynaruto]

man seriously i didnt know anything about VLSM up untill now. U MA MAN JUST MADE MY LIFE...seriously NOW I MA GO UOTO MY F'KIN PROF. and TELL HIM WHO'S THE MAN NOW BIYATCH...LOL

but all thanx to u ma man for uploading this video...really really thanx

[tenzinpalden]

Thank you alot. You are a great teacher...!! keep doing the good work and helping those who need help. thanks once again.

Tenzin

Free Tibet

[stumptownnative]

Thanks a lot! VLSM no longer seems so daunting. Great job!

[knoxbenjamin]

Thank you so much this is the only method that I really understood very easy great work have you got more please keep them coming thank you.

[mayaro2]

Thanks so much for simplifying this...

[daveus111]

how about if i have to split the first subnet /26 into 2 parts? can i leave the other networks and just use the /27 subnet which fit in the first /26 subnet

[cferguson0108]

Glad this could help. Let me know if there is anything else you need.

[Kevke99]

It helped me very much thx for posting this :-)