CCNA CIDR subnet review

[13thChip]

Neat. Now the Story is clear. Thanks for your time in this. Appreciate it mate.

[wwwmarocbiladicom]

you are totally wrong in this video !!!

[wwwmarocbiladicom]

the way you talk is very funny, oh look at that :-) Great tutorial

[iamuser]

You nailed it man, neatly.

[rishisimply]

i appreciate your effort but for someone who knows ip addressing but want to understand CIDR....this is bit confusing!!!

[nph24]

definitely subscribing...love this vid. Great job!

[CallMeMantou]

amazing

this is by far the most informative tutorial i have ever seen.

you have earned the subscription my friend

[alanavella]

Good job explaining this... just reviewing but good attitude you have! Congratulations for the time spent sharing this with our fellow admins.

[Kafilatk]

thank you soooooooooooooooooo much that was realy helpfull

looking forward to c more tutorials

thanks again

[Kafilatk]

thank you soooooooooooooooooo much that was realy helpfull

looking forward to c more tutorials

thanks again

[vagilfriday]

you helped me in my next hop of understanding, but I still don't get it.. the best part of the video was your great sense of humor :)

[DimitriPeruzziOnline]

i'll never get this stuff

[arsi007100]

ur teaching very awsum i like it and im a big fan of u

so plz contact with me on my email address

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[arsi007100]

ur teaching very awsum i like it and im a big fan of u

[1ishi]

nice vid man, watched it once and understood it. got a A on my exam!

[guitarmagic23]

WOW! ive been stuck in this lesson for a long time coz my instructor in ccna class sucks!

by just following your instruction, i got 20/20 correct answer from ccna practice activity! thank you very much!

[systemerror11]

@guitarmagic23 Awesome. My pleasure.

[glitchesandglitter]

@guitarmagic23 your telling me. my teacher has the thickest accent ever, and i only understand half of what he says.

[littenburg]

you probably just saved my exam i have today :) i will let you know how it goes

[systemerror11]

@littenburg Well? Howd it go?

[sanujee]

can i get this power point copy ? please send me a link to download.

[systemerror11]

@sanujee Sorry man I made it quick on the fly using open office a long time ago and have no idea where it is, if it still exists.

[spuddles81]

Thank you SO much! This has been by far the simplest and best explanation I've found on youtube! You rock! \m/

[voilethht]

Excuse me, I have a problem about how to get the list "0, 64, 128, 192" on 7: 04

would you please further explain it to me? Thx : )

[Cheseweinrbob]

@voilethht That is because since he had the /26 (11111111.11111111.11111111.11­000000) which is two more than the normal /24 (11111111.1111111.1111111.0000­0000) and the eight bits are numbered 128-64-32-16-8-4-2-1 so he went two more into the last octet you count two in so 128-64. you land on 64 and that is what you count up by for each network. and if you keep counting up u get 0-64-128-192.. hope that helps a lil

[voilethht]

@Cheseweinrbob If a ISP that owns a /22 address block,Can you accommodate requests from six customers who need addresser for 9, 15, 20, 41, 128, and 260 computers respectively?

[Cheseweinrbob]

@voilethht I'm not really that great at VLSM and CIDR but I would think so, the

/22 network should be able to hold 1022 ip addresses. anything in between .0 and .1022 should be alright for computers on a network. but again im not very adept at this stuff

[voilethht]

@Cheseweinrbob Thanks :) I've got clear explanation from my classmate

[systemerror11]

@voilethht Sorry man I havent been getting messages on comments apparently.

The way to get the list is to manually write out the bits in the octet, like in 2:24 - then once you have that then back to 7:04 you are borrowing 2 bits from that last octet which brings you to 64 (64 is the 2nd bit in the octet)

Hope that clears it up a bit

[NiGhtMarEs0nWax]

i totally understand this concept, but you make no sense man.

[jjhatnm]

Thanks man!

[blade004]

oh shit, my brain at 35 is not what is used to be, but you've got a rather cool accent mate, so i will go through this again and again and again until the neural pathway's begin connecting again :)

[phoenixfromashess]

Thanks al lot! :) I hit pause a couple of times to reflect , but I think I got most of it.

[pitty031]

thank you so much for the lucid explanation.

[supersizefriesjj]

Wow, I wish you could have taught my networking class in college. I just learned way more in this video than I did sitting through lectures

[systemerror11]

Glad to help.

[taocircle]

U R the fcking man! We just went over this the day before in nework+, and my teacher (Italian also with that tough azz talk, it's funny) had our brains fried by the time the eight hours was over. So I've been all over the net learning this all day long. I just have to say that I love the way you break this down. I can relate to you cause it seems like I'm in South Philly, at some mafia ran IT class, in the back of a pool hall-LOL! Great job with the vid, if you have more then direct me to them.

[systemerror11]

hahaha, glad you enjoyed it and glad it was helpful to you. If you have any other networking related topics youd like me to cover, feel free to message me and let me know. Given some free time, Id be glad to make em.

[TraNWhiZ]

I remember this one along time ago

[ninja633]

Windows Classic theme?

[systemerror11]

indeed.

[ninja633]

Lol why?

[systemerror11]

presumably to annoy you! :)

[ninja633]

I used yo use the theme before I reformated my PC, because that theme made my PC faster at the time. Thats the only reason I recognize it. =)

[systemerror11]

... and coincidentally thats the only reason I use it! HAHAHA!

[abbjo]

hmh. Think I have to go through that one more time, but I believe I can get the hang of it :)

Gj. ;)

[ALEXtilionx]

stupid troll....

[xcKell]

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