Solve a VLSM subnet problem - Cisco CCNA
Loading...
Loading...
9:21
How to work with VLSM in the Cisco CCNA -Part2by danscourses18,807 views- 8:28
Solving Subnetting Questions for the Cisco CCNA - 1by danscourses14,441 views
- 14:18
Subnetting Skills Challenge (Cisco CCNA2 Routing Protocols and Concepts Ch3)Part1by danscourses6,539 views
- 9:21
Subnetting Cisco CCNA -Part 1 The Magic Numberby danscourses21,765 views
- 9:18
What is the subnet? Easy Solutionby danscourses32,121 views
- 6:32
Subnetting, Cisco CCNA, IP Addresses, Netmasks & Binary -Part 4by danscourses20,541 views
- 4:57
Class A Subnettingby danscourses12,509 views
- 6:23
Subnetting Cisco CCNA -Part 2 The Magic Numberby danscourses12,366 views
- 7:47
Subnetting Skills Challenge (Cisco CCNA2 Static Default and Summary Routes Ch3) Part3by danscourses7,378 views
- 5:13
Sample Subnetting Question - Cisco CCNA - part6by danscourses6,473 views
- 18:38
12 Subnetting Understanding VLSMby alibukai5,577 views
- 8:38
Subnetting Cisco CCNA -Part 4 The Magic Numberby danscourses12,146 views
- 9:03
Subnet a Network in Packet Tracer - Part1by danscourses14,007 views
- 6:42
Class B address we need 300 subnets and 50 hosts - Subnet Mask Questionby danscourses2,256 views
- 9:21
Subnetting - Classful Netmasks - part1by danscourses9,477 views
- 7:48
Configure Static Routes in Packet Tracer - Part3by danscourses9,613 views
- 8:13
Configure VLANs and Trunks using Packet Tracer - Cisco CCNA Part1by danscourses22,291 views
- 7:14
Subnetting Made Easy - CCNA exam method - Magic numberby leoric8016,970 views
- 9:04
Routing Protocols Overview (Distance Vector and Link-State) CCNA Part1by danscourses10,574 views
OK now if I can just remember this on test day. Everything in CISCO is a trap.
mrhph 3 months ago
Great, you just taught me that if it seems too easy.. It's probably a trap.
Thanks and very nice explaination.
Amodia 4 months ago
I may have to view this again but a very nice explaination
digitalx788 5 months ago
He's is wrong because if the he is has 28 bits on and 4 bit off.
2^4=16 hosts
2^4-2=14 usable hosts
11111111.11111111.11111111.11110000/28
Then the first usable host in that is ip-address range would be 225--238, not 224 is the network.
elvitor828 8 months ago
@icykid Oh ok, Thankyou.
kevrev7 9 months ago
@kevrev7 he didn't say that was an actual address for a host he said thats the address space for the subnet so 224 is correct
icykid 9 months ago
your answer is wrong! Its a network address.
0 -15
16 -31
32 - 63
64 -95
96 - 127
128 - 159
160 - 191
192 - 223
224 - 255 You see over here. Your 224 is being used as a network address. Tell if I am wrong, But I think Im write. Your answer should have been at least 225 or 224. Because you cant use network or broadcast addresses when subnetting.
kevrev7 1 year ago
thank you!
GengOtai 1 year ago
Man you are doing a great job! I cant thank you enough...
I´d like to know the name of the software you´re using to record your screen?
titoexample 1 year ago
this is very helpful on how to recognize VLSM issues. Thanks
jesuben 1 year ago