11.10.2 Packet Tracer - Design and Implement a VLSM Addressing Scheme - Physical Mode

[@emilioveloso4558]

Sir, I just want to say that your videos have been amazing. That subnetting table you use is really good. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@romeroc24]

Thank you very much! I appreciate it

[@sebastiangutierrez4551]

This was a great video and I really appreciate that you take the time to go through the entire lab to solve it. However, I feel like sometimes you forget that there are people who's trying to understand material more than just copy and paste the answers. There were some parts of the lab that I really struggled with, and although you were helpful to teach some stuff I was mostly watching you solving the lab while trying to guess what you were doing and why you did it that way. This is not a harmful comment and I hope that you take it well cause I usually watch your videos to learn a bit more of this labs. :D

[@romeroc24]

You are welcome! Thank you my friend!! OK not a problem, you can ask specific questions also, or view previous videos

[@hdogdizzy720]

Thank you kind sir. It is always nice to be able to reference your subnetting to ensure I did it correctly.

[@romeroc24]

Excellent! Thank you

[@jennifermini1606]

thank you! loved this. Your VLSM chart was so awesome, I now fully can visualize and understand the concept of it all and before the video was over, I was doing it on my own. Sometimes seeing it is 1/2 the battle. :)

[@romeroc24]

Thank you for all your comments and good observations, that help me a lot

[@ricardoluna2332]

Gracias amigo, me ayudaste un monton en entender este tema y sobre todo mi practica que no lograba avanzar por el subneteo VSLM

[@romeroc24]

Gracias por todo tu apoyo, que bueno que sea de ayuda

[@augustmon11199]

Thank you for this amazing video, you have a good control of subject

[@romeroc24]

I appreciate that! Thank you for all your support!

[@MrTrejo-nq3dn]

Muchas Gracias! Your videos have helped me so much.

[@romeroc24]

You are welcome! Thank you my friend!! GRacias amigo!

[@сасиска-ф3э]

Спасибо я сегодня сдала экзамен с твоего видео

[@lealanthonyy]

Thank you so much. Great work

[@romeroc24]

Thank you for all your support, thanks again

[@isaacgarcia8686]

amazing work

[@romeroc24]

Thank you very much

[@juangarciaortiz4305]

Muchas gracias Christian!

[@romeroc24]

Gracias por todo tu apoyo

[@yoni07informatico46]

muchas gracias

[@romeroc24]

Gracias por todo tu apoyo, gracias de nuevo

[@123abbymom]

do you have that excel sheet available? thanks

[@romeroc24]

In the description, thank you, I appreciate

[@IIyIIoK]

Спасибо =)

[@romeroc24]

Спасибо

[@joeldominic4641]

Hi im pretty confused here, in 14:35 area how did you do the calculations to get 26 when its stated /25

[@joeldominic4641]

and also why did you higlight till 0? around 14:35 for the first section

[@muhairwebesiimamichael3508]

I think You used a wrong cable (straight through) to connect router to router. Supposed to be crossover

[@romeroc24]

Yes, but this routers have MDI MDIX technology, crossover cable is used for old routers. Thank you for all your support my friend. I really appreciate

[@rb3868]

Your videos are amazing! Any chance you have a video or way of helping me with a small question? My question was my Ip is 192.168.10.0/24 and I need 5 subnets and 14 usable hosts. I am having a hard time filling out my table.

[@romeroc24]

For 5 subnets you need a prefix of /28, 32-28=4, then 2^4-2=14 hosts, 28-24 = 4, then 2^4=16 subnets. Or use a prefix of /27, 32-27=5, then 2^5-2=30 hosts, 27-24 = 3, then 2^3=8 subnets.

[@amandeep-un2fc]

thanks sir

[@romeroc24]

Most welcome

[@hollandtobias4756]

Grazias bro :)

[@romeroc24]

gracias por todo tu apoyo