Subnetting Cisco CCNA -Part 1 The Magic Number

[amphelps065]

Finally! One piece of the puzzle is figured out for me! Nice job. Now I'm going to practice this and get it down, then on to tutorial two! Thanks Dan!

[Leonard3882]

We were going over this in class today. This is a pretty good video :) I understand it better now.

[c35213]

This tutorial is great

thanks

[c35213]

0 is missing from the third byte if im not wrong

[FifthDread]

missing a 1 haha almost didn't see it

[ybrody]

Thank you VERY much for the series of these videos, they were a GREAT help.

Do any of your videos explain "supernetting"?

[danscourses]

@ybrody You are welcome. A supernet if similar to a summary route. Search for summary routes and you will find a few videos that I have posted. You can also check in my CCNA 1and 2 playlists.

[HAETMUNGOR]

allow the man an occasional typo lol

[Zodiacmax]

I'm sorry but there is only 23 bits in that network instead of 24...

[Ashbourne03]

/23

[buho4d]

When writing things out in binary(mask and IP), your third octet only had 7 bits.

[jeremymccurdy]

It's a really good explanation, but the video was lagging behind the audio a lot. It would probably confuse people who weren't entirely understanding what you were talking about.

You could probably move the audio to match the video with an editing program like Adobe Premiere.

Still, even with the lag you're leagues ahead of my networking instructor.