The video is somewhat helpful even though the audio is too low. Although toward around the 7:40 minute mark it becomes even worse audio wise. I think it would be real cool if you would at least repost the end of this vid so we can hear the final explanation. You seem to be able to explain decent which is somewhat hard to find and if you fix the audio, your channel will be awesome and we all will learn a lot. Thanks..
I understand where the 255's come from now, it's all 1's written in binary code, and the three octets are for the network, but the reason for it and how it relates to the 192 address or the ip address on the internet isn't explained. Seems to have no function.
the 1 represent each binary numbers. Example 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 are binary numbers and is equals= to 255 meaning 11111111.00000000.00000000.0000000. so it'll look like 255.0.0.0. if its 255.255.255.0 it'll look like this 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000
192 in binary would be 11000000.0000000.00000000 and so on. Hope it helps
The subnet mask tells a system whether to send traffic to another network (route it through the gateway) or to send it direct.
Think of it like this:
If you want to send a letter to your neighbor you just place the envelope in their mailbox directly since the neighbor is near you (on the same subnet). If you want to send a letter to someone further away then you give it to the mailman to deliver (you route it through the gateway since the recipient is on a different subnet).
I'm sorry but you commit mistake class A must be 1-126 and class B is 128-191. any address with a first octet of 127 is reserved for loopback interfaces. if you ping 127.0.0.1 you actually pinging your own pc.
and class C is where the first octet is between 192-223. You know Technically the internet can only support 127 class A IP Addresses while the internet can support several million class C IP Addresses isn't that weird o well I can't wait till everyone goes over to IPv6 thats if they ever do
Yeah that is what happens when you try to use the built in mic. I now have a headset, so if I do anymore I will use the headset and the audio should be better.
Subnetting is a tough topic to cover in 8-9 minutes, but this was a fair job. Since the focus was classful subnetting, Class D should have been left out or just mentioned as multicast addresses.
Another useful topic would be how the classes are divided: Class A, first bit is 0, B - 10, C - 110.
The video also assumes viewers understand binary notation, so a quick explanation and/or chart would be helpful.
Good choice of topic, good presentation, and good length. I was glad that you talked over your slides, it made the video much more accessible.
There were a few technical inaccuracies. First, "Slash notation" is actually called CIDR Notation, for Classless Inter-Domain Routing. Second, there is no default subnet mask for a Class D address.
Overall, I thought the presentation was very informative. Good job!
Overall good video. Good explanation of subnetting. Good visual with the slides and the cursor which makes it easier to follow. Good presentation of information. Good Job!
is he talking out of his butthole?
SteelFoundation 2 months ago
men you are cool but you had a one mistake ...
A class adres ..starts from 0- 126 not from 0- 127
Thats a big mistake Because
127.0.0.0-127.255.255.254 it is a loob back adres
and in ip sec we use only abc ip groups ...d is not in a use...
Be carryfuuuuuuul
farid551000 4 months ago
I cant fucken hear you
orbital92hotmail 6 months ago
crap audio
mysteriously01 6 months ago
what relevance does it have to say that we "subtract 24 from 32 bits" to get the remaining host bits? :p
MrBlenderMan 10 months ago
Thank you very much for the tutorial bro! keep them coming!
unrewritable 11 months ago
lulwut?
berryboy2006 11 months ago
the subnet mask tells us what our network id is
losamigosrecords 1 year ago
what?
DennisFranz 1 year ago
how can 192.16.254.129 be a class c address
if the second and the fourth octet are below 192
doesnt it suppose to be between 192-223?
sagetajr 1 year ago
The video is somewhat helpful even though the audio is too low. Although toward around the 7:40 minute mark it becomes even worse audio wise. I think it would be real cool if you would at least repost the end of this vid so we can hear the final explanation. You seem to be able to explain decent which is somewhat hard to find and if you fix the audio, your channel will be awesome and we all will learn a lot. Thanks..
stopthepolicestate 1 year ago
hey here it says network address has 1 binary and host address has 0 binary...shouldnt it be the other way???
01smt 1 year ago
get a mic that works
YoniX50 1 year ago
I don't see the reason for a subnet mask.
I understand where the 255's come from now, it's all 1's written in binary code, and the three octets are for the network, but the reason for it and how it relates to the 192 address or the ip address on the internet isn't explained. Seems to have no function.
It's impossible to find an explanation of this.
Markohoppis 1 year ago
@Markohoppis 255 is 11111111
the 1 represent each binary numbers. Example 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 are binary numbers and is equals= to 255 meaning 11111111.00000000.00000000.0000000. so it'll look like 255.0.0.0. if its 255.255.255.0 it'll look like this 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000
192 in binary would be 11000000.0000000.00000000 and so on. Hope it helps
HmoobVue19 1 year ago
@Markohoppis
The subnet mask tells a system whether to send traffic to another network (route it through the gateway) or to send it direct.
Think of it like this:
If you want to send a letter to your neighbor you just place the envelope in their mailbox directly since the neighbor is near you (on the same subnet). If you want to send a letter to someone further away then you give it to the mailman to deliver (you route it through the gateway since the recipient is on a different subnet).
rdmustang 10 months ago
nice vid!!! audio wasnt too good, but i liked the slides
maxshortte1982 1 year ago
...quality of sound is not good..
and CLASS A adress is 0-126 not 127...
127 is the loop back adress to check the whole network like ping 127.0.1.1
SaluJee1 2 years ago
HOW MANY COCKS HAS THIS GUY SUCKED?
DEATH2HOMOS 2 years ago
you sound like a robot
tariq101 2 years ago
What on EARTH was going on with your audio?. I would never allow such poorly made video to represent my reputation online.
unlokia 2 years ago
I'm sorry but you commit mistake class A must be 1-126 and class B is 128-191. any address with a first octet of 127 is reserved for loopback interfaces. if you ping 127.0.0.1 you actually pinging your own pc.
1hackerwannabe 2 years ago
and class C is where the first octet is between 192-223. You know Technically the internet can only support 127 class A IP Addresses while the internet can support several million class C IP Addresses isn't that weird o well I can't wait till everyone goes over to IPv6 thats if they ever do
126644 2 years ago
audio is low
gvgundas 2 years ago
couldnt hear it with my laptop
iamrta1 2 years ago
really bad audio performance
damnedwhatuser 2 years ago 6
Yeah that is what happens when you try to use the built in mic. I now have a headset, so if I do anymore I will use the headset and the audio should be better.
cferguson0108 2 years ago 4
Scott Barbee - sgb0321 - ICTN 3250 Review
Subnetting is a tough topic to cover in 8-9 minutes, but this was a fair job. Since the focus was classful subnetting, Class D should have been left out or just mentioned as multicast addresses.
Another useful topic would be how the classes are divided: Class A, first bit is 0, B - 10, C - 110.
The video also assumes viewers understand binary notation, so a quick explanation and/or chart would be helpful.
MrCabal 3 years ago
Burns Mijanovich - blm0616 - ICTN 3250 Review
Good choice of topic, good presentation, and good length. I was glad that you talked over your slides, it made the video much more accessible.
There were a few technical inaccuracies. First, "Slash notation" is actually called CIDR Notation, for Classless Inter-Domain Routing. Second, there is no default subnet mask for a Class D address.
Overall, I thought the presentation was very informative. Good job!
mrpotatohead1342 3 years ago
Derek Hester - ICTN 3250 Review
Overall good video. Good explanation of subnetting. Good visual with the slides and the cursor which makes it easier to follow. Good presentation of information. Good Job!
dhester24 3 years ago