Azure #6 - Virtual Networks and Subnets | Azure Tutorial

[@menezesnatalia]

Thanks for the explanation. It is the clearest I've found so far. 👍

[@mohdjaved-ch3we]

What a clear explanation, before this session i was thinking VN on Azure is so complex. waiting for more and more sessions.. God Bless you sir..

[@WillBrock]

Awesome, I'm glad it was helpful :)

[@mohammadamin2365]

Finally I got clear idea about net work. Thanks for doing that. Please publish more video related azure.

[@WillBrock]

Awesome, glad it was helpful

[@TEMU_Hauls]

I really appreciate this video. I've been struggling to understand this part. Thank you!

[@WillBrock]

Great, glad it was helpful!

[@emorozov]

Great explanation to start, thanks!

[@1side1984]

You, sir, are a lifesaver!!! Thank you for this series :)

[@shashankmishra5925]

thanks for the nice explanation, you answered my question within first 2 min of vid. Thanks!! I really appreciate the effort.

[@sinnisingla9478]

Great video sir 👍.

[@WillBrock]

Thank you

[@vinodprasad383]

Great explanation..!

[@nickt423]

@8:05. How is that actually calculated? Is there a formula that would tell you how the /# at the end affects the number of available IP addresses?

[@mcnits]

Bravo! This is a great tutorial !

[@tehklevster]

Just some friendly advice Will. If you're now at the level of needing to create vnets then you probably don't need resource groups and regions re-explained. Same also with explaining subnets and basic IP networking, this should be assumed knowledge. Keep your videos focused, as in how do I achieve these things in Azure coming from a bricks and mortar network environment.

[@johnburt6069]

It should also be assumed that you should do your own video if you feel you can do better. Thanks Will Brock for a great video !

[@islamtoghuj]

Thanks dad :)

[@WillBrock]

No problem son

[@pranithad1462]

Hi, I have been trying hard to understand what makes a subnet to be public. How can we say/identify a subnet as public or private subnet?

[@BTWrush]

I now know how to create a virtual netweok and subnets within. Thank you so much.

[@WillBrock]

Great!