Subnetting in 6 easy steps VLSM - part 3

How to do TCP/IP VLSM Subnetting in your head. Just remember 6 questions. -- Part 3

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• TCP/IP
• subnet
• IPv4
• computer
• science
• VLSM

[WaterAirRations]

We didn't actually get 4 subnets, we only made 2. Should we take one more bit?

[VegasRage]

It's been a while since I made this vid, personally I would only make 4 if I needed them, if 2 is working for you then probably not.

[akmalkh]

is there another part of the vedio i mean part 4 or part 5 or part 6

if yes please inform me

i search but i couldn't find

[VegasRage]

Haven't had time to make more vids, just 3 parts. I have a walk through and the presentation slides on my site. webdrift net. Go to resources and then tech

[fubar2511]

i am sorry but that looks like hard work to me.I just got confused.If you want to see a really good way to subnet try paul brownings method subnetting secrets video on here so much easier to understand.

[VegasRage]

Yeah some like the tables approach. When I taught, I had some students who preferred that approach, whatever helps you to learn it is the right way. I found this method appeals to those who didn't like the tables. Like I say in my video, it's not the math that screws people up it's the splicing of octets. It's kind of like those computer generated pictures they sell in novelty stores that you have to stare at for a while to see the picture inside the picture.

[XICMI]

/user/XICMI#g/u

[webofsnyderman]

Thank you.

[zurriagazo71]

May I suggest to start by counting the number of hosts needed in the largest network and work it from there?

[jaimapu3]

Thanks a lot for your video makes this clear quite fast the second part, would please more examples or another questions.

[ImelikSan]

Yeah video is great! Thanks

[oxbadcoded]

i like the video thanks my exam is tomorrow and i just watched it. it refreshed my mind! the method is fantastic and easy to use...