i bet you can't do this (because you still suck at subnetting)

[@NetworkChuck]

Protect your network from YOU!!: ntck.co/safe (2 months FREE!!) Get 20% OFF + Free Shipping with code NETWORKCHUCK at mnscpd.com/NetworkChuck #manscapedpartner Are you ready to become a subnetting ninja? In this episode, NetworkChuck will show you the most important skill when it comes to subnetting, decimal to binary conversion! It doesn’t sound to0 exciting, but it’s pretty fun and is a key building block when it comes to learning subnetting. So, in this episode, NetworkChuck will show you how to convert an IP Address (IPv4 Address) from decimal to binary and binary to decimal. Cement this into your brain!!: ntck.co/Subnetting 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by SafeDNS and Manscaped SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡NetworkChuck membership: ntck.co/Premium ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: ntck.co/coffee Check out my new channel: ntck.co/ncclips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:47 ⏩ Breaking down the IPv4 Address (binary) 4:56 ⏩ the secret decoder ring for Decimal to binary conversion 6:10 ⏩ Sponsor read 8:50 ⏩ Binary to Decimal conversion 11:25 ⏩ Decimal to Binary Conversion

[@dxaniol]

Hi Network Chuck, i wanna ask you something. Did you ever try BlackArch Linux or Pentoo Linux? Thanks

[@itsprog3150]

Can you pls like my comment

[@Prinz0224]

Hello , can u explain the logical ending the Next please . I don’t check it .

[@autorepair838]

A hacker stole my Instagram account and he changed everything on it can you hack in there for me and get it back for me I'll pay you

[@waseem2303]

Hi man thank u I want to learn how ethical hackig and I don't know anything enev I don't have a background about this stuff I hope u will help me to guide which videos from your channel I have to watch first

[@maxsmith5278]

I love how enthusiastic he is, might be one of the first times I’ve had fun while learning a new concept

[@rogerstarkey5390]

To revive the old joke "There are 10 types of people. Those who understand Binary. And those who don't"

[@dadamnmayne]

Its mind blowing that the only reason we use decimal is because we have 10 fingers. if we had 16 fingers, decimal wouldnt be a thing at all.

[@trejohnson7677]

@@dadamnmayne lel, discounting ancient mesopatamian number theoretic diversity, egyptian’s favor for binary and countless other anecdotes of very succesful counting systems. decimal got popular cus’ vedic maths and their op astronomy using real™️ trigonometry. chinese merchants were like “damn these some good ideas” and then this form of arithmetic proliferated westward, a long with other diseases!

[@Pianodaddyy]

Classic

[@melonlusk]

Ahha i see what you did there

[@shinoobie1549]

it takes a bit to understand binary

[@RandomBitzzz]

I remember learning this skill (decimal to binary and vice versa) on day one of my computer science class in college. Professor explained it a lot like you did, without the fun factor. I had struggled to learn this on my own,. reading about it in programming books. This was long before KZbin. Sometimes it just takes watching someone do it for the lightbulb to click.

[@X0_BADWOLF]

Well, since Im a trainee as an It-specialist, i've already learned how to convert binary to decimal and decimal to binary.... but somehow, i still watched the full video, just because you totally hooked me with your enthuisiastic presence.... keep dooing this shit... im loving it!

[@flowerflower5344]

Sir, do you know that you are a blessing for a lot of people? Especially students? Like thank you from my bottom of my heart!!

[@godfather7339]

Good morning sir!

[@bloomingboba7107]

fr. i missed the day that my professor taught this to us bc I was sick and this caught me up quick! what a blessing :')

[@Growingwiser550]

What’s funny is I had someone who’s CCNP certified try to explain which came first, the IP address, or the subnet mask, and he couldn’t explain it as well as you just did and left me totally confused. You can’t build a picture in your head if you don’t understand how things work. Thanks for the explanation.

[@jkee9760]

We all know it was the chicken that came first

[@Willowspov]

@@jkee9760 no the egg 😁

[@prach2]

Not everyone has talent to explain things (me 😀) For example I am a Network Engineer and I have very good understanding of networking and IP addresses, but I am not sure if I would be able to explain it as good as it was explained in this video.

[@swide2750]

@@jkee9760 evolution

[@ignazdvdev4981]

Wait, what? There's actually one of them coming first? To me they come together, there is no first. And where did he speak about subnet mask? I played the video twice to find that part 😶

[@detestedcorn6961]

Chuck, I have been watching your channel for a few years now. I Finally took the dive and opportunity to start into the IT field!! Thank you so much for proving to me I can do it! Your videos have already been very helpful on my studies. Thank you again!

[@mrstark7491]

You saved my finals, because of your video series on subnetting I was able to get a good grade in computer networking course. Best video on subnetting period.

[@jeeper426]

we used the CCNA training from Cisco Network Academy when i did my Net+ and A+ class in tech, and you just managed to completely simplify the process of subnetting to a point it doesnt give me a raging migrane, i think i'm going to forward this to some former classmates of mine as well, thanks for simplifying it to a point it makes sense instead of just a general worksheet of "here is a number, make number do thing"

[@quantumblurrr]

I’m doing a Cisco networking course and it’s very good at explaining info, and also repeating it enough to sink in throughout the course. Weird that you had a bad experience but there’s a reason why everyone copies Cisco

[@jeeper426]

i wouldn't necessarily call it a "bad experience" more of a frustrating one, we weren't given the full course info, just a worksheet that was from the networking academy and a copy of the netware/training software and basicly given a Crash Course in subnetting, with heavy emphasis on "Crash Course" lol @@quantumblurrr

[@serviciotecnicoluna5917]

Awesome! I am studying for my CCNA and learning python, this makes A LOT easier to learn subnetting. I really enjoy the passion that you put on teaching, it is just awesome!

[@zankthegreat4291]

@Agrafka Agrafka Cisco tutorials may be good, but my god are they the most boring and mindnumbing things to read/watch.

[@gmatthewsjr84]

@Agrafka Agrafka Or they learn the information better from Chuck, other sources.

[@wilhelmbittrich88]

I find watching the boring CCNA videos then watching Network Chuck afterwards is a good way to really get the information stuck in.

[@bazfeen7287]

Wtf man. I've been on a traineeship for 5 months and in class I haven't learnt anything compared to watching your channel. You're an incredible teacher

[@jamesdunphy3443]

Holy shit. Thanks so much for this series Chuck. You've explained subnetting & IP addresses better than my lecture in the last 3 months. If I pass my exam it will be because of you.

[@thoscofer]

I struggled years ago trying to understand this concept and never fully understood how it works, not because I'm dense but because it was not explained well, or in a way that I was able to have it click with me and understand it. Thank you, Chuck! You have a great and entertaining way to explain things, ridiculous but still fun examples and a great way of breaking things down! Thanks again, sir! I'm getting my CCNA soon!

[@stevenemert837]

I was doing this for 30 years, and I'm still watching it. I guess because you're entertaining!

[@BlueberryPlays_]

I was learning this on Ciscos Network academy skills for all, and struggling to understand what they were doing. After this one video I understand the conversion a 100x better. Thank you Chuck

[@hanz1LLA]

Dude you break it down much simpler than my professor did, thank you so much, please make MANY more.

[@AndrewRamdayal]

Great lesson. I have been teaching subnetting this way for years. Great Job Chuck!

[@KMFDM_Kid2000]

"We'll have flying cars in the future!" Actual future: Surprisingly educational KZbin subnetting video, oh yeah and balls at the end.

[@jacobmartin3991]

Just finished my 1st semester for CIT and this was way easier to understand than what was in the text book. Thank you for clearing it up for me.

[@shashankbhosagi]

2:56 - 8bits = 1 byte man your transitions and effects in the video are great Thank you 😎😎

[@303MoTo]

Struggled with subnetting for so long, watched so many videos and had so many people show me "their best way" to do it. One day it just clicked, that lightbulb moment where it just makes sense and you wonder why you didn't get it before. This is a great breakdown of converting to binary and back!! Thanks!!

[@Eternal_Tech]

@Agrafka Agrafka Books certainly have their place. However, if books were all that was needed to learn, then we could close down all of the elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, colleges/universities, vocational schools, technical schools, etc. all around the world and just provide the learners with books. We would save a considerable amount of money by not having to pay for expensive buildings, utilities for these buildings, and teachers/professors. However, many people benefit from having an expert explain a topic.

[@Eternal_Tech]

@Agrafka Agrafka In many countries, going to school past high school costs money. Books, unless checked out from the library, are not free. Watching a free video on KZbin makes knowledge accessible to all people with an Internet connection.

[@Eternal_Tech]

@Agrafka Agrafka Most people already pay for access to the Internet. With this Internet access, they can watch as many KZbin videos as they want without having to pay extra. However, each book costs extra. There is a concept in education today known as the flipped classroom. This is where the teacher or professor records their lectures, the students watch these lectures at home, and then work on practice problems or labs while in class. That is, the students learn the information from watching a video. I am not arguing that learning from books is bad. However, learning from books has its advantages and disadvantages, and learning from videos also has its advantages and disadvantages.

[@fernandoorozco8754]

The effort, dedication and, especially, the passion you put into your videos is impressive, I hope people know how to appreciate it.

[@NicholasWiewiora]

As someone who's been wanting to get into networking for a while (build PCs, program, etc. not professionally, but plan to), I DEFINITELY appreciate this series. It's helped me understand a ton I probably would've been still struggling with right now.

[@brothamane8747]

Chuck you are an awesome teacher, you make things so much easier to understand with your real world examples and layman's terms that everyone can understand. Thanks for all that you have contributed to the IT community.

[@0bits_1]

Man, this has been a weird day, lol. I'm currently studying for my Network+ Certification, My tutor is brilliant, but somehow the way he explains Subnetting, whilst it does make sense to me, I still found that I had some trouble with it. Then, having studied for about an hour and a half, I decided to take a break, flipped onto KZbin and this video showed up. Something about the way you explain the process of translating between Decimal to Binary and back again, somehow, made it all click into place. Thank you Chuck for all of your videos, You're awesome and I really hope to meet you one day during the course of my career and have a coffee :D

[@shubhankarduttaka]

This way of promotions are far much better than advertisements after now and then in between a good quality learning and understanding. Kuddos to the quality of content

[@TommyKronholm]

Man, I just took the Red Pill! I’ve gone over my Network+ notes a hundred times and not understood a thing. Your videos are amazing and have helped me understand these concepts so much more than any course material, thank you!

[@SamB-z8d]

I have not been able to figure out how to convert binary to decimal and vise versa FOREVER! Barely passed one of my networking classes because of it. I've just recently discovered you and I actually understand all the math we just did in this video!! Love the way you explain this stuff!

[@dbhrgdb3638]

Bro, I love your vids, It seems at one point in life you were an English teacher somewhere in the world. Love your vids, you are a person who in frank who says it in a way that makes my son and me as well make it fun to do together. Thank you!!

[@arunsankar8301]

The best video available on KZbin for learning subnetting without getting bored.

[@SiddsPovs]

Been a long time since I first covered binary to decimal conversion.

[@toastymcgee9788]

Chuck, you’re the only one who has been able to explain this to me in a way that makes actual sense. Thank you!!

[@SOMEGUY-ci8nr]

I love this guy man he is by far the BEST IT youtube channel ever so hyped about all of it good editing spends time lets us his viewers have fun with him you NetworkChuck are a goat dawg frfr

[@motorheadcollins]

My mid-life crisis has warranted a career change - studying the basics- and I wanted to thank-you for sharing your knowledge. The delight you exhibit for communicating knowledge is infectious; I have found myself having several "eureka" moments thanks to your guidance. I found myself beaming - once again! - at my cleverness after "figuring it out" (thanks to Nosferatu) - so much so it evoked unusual behavior for me (leaving a comment). "See Dad! See! This brain is capable of more than just 'producing smoke'" I burn'n clean now! Thanks Chuck, you are an educator

[@manuelhuezo4771]

Thanks!

[@alexm458]

I don't think I've ever been this freaking excited to learn about converting to and from binary. This is an amazing video! Thank you!

[@markfuentes3666]

Only Network Chuck can make subnetting without tricks exciting. Thanks for your hard work and dedication!!!

[@liveslul]

To understand binary more you can think of it like this. In decimal, you take all the numbers you have and you go: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and then there's no sign for ten so you just add 1 and go from the start 10 11 12 13 14 ... 19 and there, no more numbers so you make the number on the left bigger by 1 and start from zero. 20. In binary, it's the same, you go 0, 1 and there's no sign for two so you add 1 to the left and go from the start 10 you go 11 and there are no more numbers left so you add 1 to the left, there are also no other numbers so you add 1 and you have 100 and then you go 101 110 111, 1001 and so on

[@maryharrison3608]

Between your Oprah router and matrix glasses analogies, you just get a person smiling and remembering the material. Cheers Chuck 🍻 or should I call ya Chuckles

[@kavishv.8101]

I am in love with your teaching style and your Manscaped ads..🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@loysheker]

omg I paid thousands of dollars for a university course and had 6 weeks to finish NETW and I did not learn it..until I saw this! Awesome!!! Thank you Chuck!!

[@sshea1222]

This video has saved my life and makes learning computers and networks fun. Please don't stop, we all greatly appreciate your hard work. Subscribed.

[@SeanPaulNotTheSinger]

A fantastic breakdown which is (relatively) easy-to-understand, explained as only the hyper caffeinated can do. Also appreciate both the warning and full send for the Manscaped ad.

[@youraveragebfdifan]

Glad you understand!

[@sammoss147]

Wow! This is amazing. I had a lecture, and I couldn't get my head around the binary conversions. Now it makes so much sense!

[@Shebrew144]

It’s a shame I’ve been looking at my class work forever and not understanding subnetting, and by the first explanation you gave I understood it. And now I’m excited about it and like it. You are very talented at what you do are a skillful teacher.

[@dusgun1]

I really got to say I love how you teach I’ve been watching your videos the past week to refresh my memory on some things all I got to say is please keep up the good work you will definitely get a lot more people interested

[@zukinoobbs3617]

Your tutorials are very useful! Keep up the good work!

[@scoper323]

Great Refresher. You are killing me with the Manscaped stuff. Great job. Thank you.

[@foreverjag1491]

Thanks Chuck. My college professor is very bad so thought I would search on youtube on how to subnet mask from someone that can actually teach. I found your KZbin on how to decode binary. VERY helpful. Appreciate it!

[@stro3277]

I have not done subnetting in years... I came 1st in my state for computer internetworking back in 2018 and subnetting was involved and I was actually very good at it and could do it in my head quite easily. Now I am looking at that, trying to remember things about it. I am gonna watch your video, the title seduced my way in here. You should cover cable creation, that is also something I haven't done in years tbh. I miss creating straight-through, cross-over, and console cables for the labs we had to do... Those were the good ole days... now I am trying to afford food for the week while not running out of gas for work.

[@LorSupra]

He did a video on cable making a view videos before this one

[@jesseg7757]

When I was taught subnetting was in an old NT4 admin MCP networking class. Instructure told us "You'll get this on Wednesday" and proceeded to explain subnet masking. Explained it again on Tuesday, and lo and behold, on wednesday, a LOT of lights went on. :)

[@MsDharma69]

I cannot possibly be the only person who - at the 9:38 mark - yelled out, "NO FUCKING WAY!!!" My head just exploded in a very, very good way, NetworkChuck. Thanks for that 🙂.

[@TheGeth18]

As a math major, I loved this lesson! Thanks for presenting a difficult topic in an approachable manner.

[@ClaudeFrost]

Thank you very much man, I learned it in just some minutes, they way you combine humour with teaching really helps a lot when it comes to keeping me interested:)))

[@rubenthedoornob6949]

Been working in IT for years, always hated networking found it confusing, have make exams in a few months.. thanks for making it fun to learn and understandable

[@kennyzk1567]

Wow, your enterpretations and analogies are so damn effective. The explanations as a whole are so easy to understand, they're simple but not so dumbed down that they miss the point. Thankyou heaps 🖤

[@vghgil2829]

maaan, i never comment videos, but i've got to tell you that all the videos i watched from you are so well made and explained... like mindblowing understanding O_o thank you so much !!!

[@jerrlong]

Thank you very much. I have watched many of your videos. Very very helpful in setting up other programs. I could not have done without your help.

[@Subdood04]

Just stumbled on your channel a few days ago. Great stuff. And it has sparked me to move forward with getting some certs at 60!

[@cyberluk3]

You are simply brilliant. I have been following you for 10 years and guess what Chuck? I still watch your tutorials. On top of that we both love Networking and Coffee :D

[@Tren-]

I just picked up my ccna book and been with CBT nuggets for a week now, Thank you for being an inspiration

[@sopulo4262]

Thank you! High quality video again.

[@stuartmcfarlane6705]

Here’s me adding all the bit increments together to prove to myself why 255 is the limit for IP address numbers. Great vid for me as a complete beginner!

[@alessandrosimonini2345]

I’m only just starting to learn Cyber security so networking is fundamental, you break this up so easily, now binary is definitely less scary! Thanks for sharing man!

[@DJKonnex]

thanks for the subnet decoder ring... really appreciate the simplicity of that. had me laughing my @$$ off with you manscape infomercial... well done lol

[@Tokga-m5r]

Network chuck thank your for your tutorials man idk how you learn the complex stuff and break it down so easy, according to Ceh v12 subnetting was supposed to be somewhat difficult, you got a gift man❤

[@rainbowlover8900]

BRO U REALLY HELPED ALOT GODDAMN I FEEL SO HAPPY NOW U MADE IT LOOK AND SOUND WAY EASIER THAN WHAT MY TEACHERS EXPLAINED.

[@dantes98mex]

dude! your lessons are amazing. I am taking the coursera classes on IT; and your videos help a lot to understand their material. Thanks for the knowledge

[@MaceyMondays]

thank you for being fun! I am studying for my cert but working full time on a highly demanding job so it's easy for me to fall asleep when I study but you make me fall asleep less haha!

[@balduron97]

next stage subnetting pls :) i did allready know this stuff. But hell yeah its fun watching you and i dont doubt you refreshed my knowledge (thats important). I really enjoy your creations.

[@t3chgeek]

13:00 I dont know who edits your videos but as soon as i saw the " :3 " you made me laugh out loud. Great vids as always ^^

[@chrisplumley5963]

hey chuck im not a student or in i.t in anyway it is something that i enjoy doing i love to find out how things work and your videos help selfteach. I found that straight forward to understand i instantly wondered how you would convert letters or words to binary be great to see a video on that. thanks again for all the knowledge.

[@yvangelist]

I don't how much time you put in building this material. But you are an amazing teacher. Although I knew most of it. I went through just because it was amazing. I wish all my teachers in my early school were that dedicated.

[@brettjanes8638]

Love watching this channel. Recently started to relearn python and he's made everything so simple and fun to learn! Love your videos man, keep it up!

[@AlexNiebla]

Thumbs up for the effort made to make the vampire flipping the switch on and off!! LOL

[@ArunavaVishalDutta]

I was so confused on subnet and IP addresses and how to convert and calculate them. This is pure gold❤

[@ramonmanalo-c2n]

I would have wished that my teacher had your energy , passion when I was at college. Your videos are so inspiring.. 👍

[@mikeb_510]

Thanks for unlocking a skill that I forgot I had! Great explanations, love the channel.

[@Nightwolf02]

NetworkChuck you amazing man, i like your teaching method your very awesome, I started my first career as cyber security instructor and your channel very helpful to me!!! Thank you so much!

[@FranklinDesignsAU]

I’ve never been so impressed! Just brilliant!

[@malorierobert4605]

I swear you're amazing at this you have seriously helped me so much. Thank you

[@chax255]

the convention technique is honestly easy, I have been wasting my time with the calculator a lot. Thanks Chuck

[@sarwathgafoor9875]

Youre like a godsend compared to some of these other (basic/beginner to intermediate) level tutorials. New to the world of IT! Im glad I found you, keep it up!!

[@Quagorn]

Okay Chuck, this is it, not sure if it is you insisting on me sipping coffee or you are an incredible teacher, because in my 12 years in IT I have like sailed through without actually learning this properly, and no other tutorial I have tried has had my attention that well. Long story short, I have ADHD, so boring monotone voiced teachers that sound like they lost their will to live 15 years ago...that type of learning which is like 90% of the learning videos out there...well that did not float well with me...until your videos...man...dude you are a ADHD friendly teacher, that is a compliment in itself, not many can do that...also, thanks for reminding me to drink coffee, i sometimes get cold coffee because I forget. Keep it up Chuck, ridiculously good content on your channel, you are awesome.

[@loganjoy-koer5936]

there are 10 types of people in this world: people who understand binary and people who don't

[@martinparton8083]

You can also covert decimal to binary by dividing by 2. Write down your number, such as 23 and divide by 2. That gives you 11 remainder 1. The remainders are important. Write the remainder down, then repeat. 11 divided by 2 is 5 remainder 1. 5 divided by 2 is 2 remainder 1. 2 divided by 2 is 1 remainder 0. And finally 1 divided by 2 is 0 remainder 1. Now you’ve reached 0, write down all the remainders in reverse order and you get 10111, which is binary for 23.

[@Willowspov]

Looks confusing 😵

[@godfathershashank]

but the ring thing is easy hack eh!!

[@sageandhemlock]

It's your fault that I'll be screaming either literally or mentally, "Turn it on, Nosferatu!" every single time there's a 1 in my octet. I feel blessed. Thank you for this. 🧛‍♂

[@rationalbushcraft]

Where it all really comes together and increases your understanding by lightyear's is when you do your IP and netmask in 1s and 0s. When I learned that 20 years ago I never had any confusion about IP again.

[@mbm6048]

I almost freaked out when I saw the thumbnail. Was like did chuck go bald !!! 😅

[@GabrielMolter]

He knows how to motive his audience, the intro was awesome

[@darksora145]

you're FREAKING AWESOME! This was a light switch (thanks Nosferatu!) for me! I already had an understanding of how to convert binary to decimal and reverse but the explanations from other courses were sooOOoOoOOoo overly complicated. This was so simple and easy to digest for this ADHD brain. Thank you so much!

[@panzerfowst-exp-9567]

As a Computer Engineering student (if you don't know, think Electrical Engineering and Computer Science squashed together), binary and logic gates are some of the first things we learn, so even though I know everything in this video, I still watched it for the absolutely magnificent way you explained it. I was kinda getting hyped up by the end that you'd go into signed and unsigned numbers but alas... 😂 Not sure why binary is helpful at this point, but should be fun to find out. IP addresses and the internet in general is where my education is lacking, so thanks so much for these very informative (and very humorous) videos!!!!

[@Smaaen90]

This is surprisingly easy fun. You're awesome dude.

[@p1ngyy]

This man taught me binary perfectly in less than 15 minutes when my teacher took 5 lessons to poorly explain it

[@bobbilderson8556]

Oh no! The course is over! I'm caught up! This has been amazing. Thank you for the great info. I haven't found it packaged so well anywhere else on the interwebs. Thank you, and I'll be excitedly waiting for the next episode. :)

[@natepardee3792]

Network chuck is the Steve from blues clues but for IT. He makes learning so much fun. “Thanks for doing your part, you sure are smart, you know with me and you, and my dog…Bernard. We can hack anything that you wanna attack.” Except don’t actually attack

[@1labrinth]

paul browning has a really helpful method with subnetting. Made subnetting for exams really easy.

[@stephonshabazz5576]

Man you are a god I learned so much from you then I did sitting in class 🐐🐐🐐🤜🏾🤜🏾🤜🏾

[@jasonjackson4555]

This is the best explanation I’ve seen of this conversion. Thanks!

[@TheWalkinParadoxx]

bruh i needed someone to explain this to me like i was 5 and this was it .. good job sir