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[@alexgonzalez-hy6xe]

still confused how you got 24 as subnet mask at the end can anyone quickly explain this?

[@networkingwithh4716]

subnet mask is decided based on how many hosts you want... for ex if you have point to point link then /30 is used,

[@eighteen4379]

@@alexgonzalez-hy6xe See. The subnet mask was 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000 So here, there are 24 '1's. So '/24' is just a shortcut way of saying 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000 Because you know if it is 24 '1's, it will be the first 3 octets.

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I never understood this in college even after hours of lectures and you just did that in 4 minutes. Thank you.

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Wow, thank you for this! I was searching about this a lot and I was literally lost. No one explained so well and simple like you :D

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The best video on subnet mask, quick, concise and to the point. Thank you so much!

[@networkingwithh4716]

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Who else is here because the networking lesson in the Google IT pro course wasn’t explained well

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Same. I thought I was slow because it just wasn’t clicking

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Hey you think the Google IT pro certification is more Job Demanding than Cisco CCNA?

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Holy smokes. That clicked. Literally spent a whole week breaking my head trying to grasp the concept, and you my good sir just made it click. A thousand thanks!!!

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I thought I'd never understand this concept, but it clicked for me as soon as I watched this video. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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That was awesome! Simple and easy, I have been trying to understand this from many years :)

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Thank you so much for this video, the best, clear and concise video ever on this topic I have come across so far. Keep up the good work.

[@krvolfan11]

Good explanation. Maybe add that the 255''s and 0's that describe the subnet mask (or gateway address) get's applied to the IP address using a logical/binary AND gate to get the result.

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Just started working towards an IT degree, and this video just helped. Thank you.

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THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was so confused. Amazing explanation

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Glad it helped!

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Thank you, my friend! Short, sweet and to the point. Keep up the great work and I hope you continue with new content.

[@gareginasatryan6761]

Small correction. Since the advent of CIDR, classes don’t exist anymore. Addresses don’t have “default subnet sizes” like in the classful system.

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just because the video is small ,do not skip ..its more useful then cacophony of many videos who talks about networking jargon for no reason..great video to understand subnet literally

[@networkingwithh4716]

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[@midinerd]

Yes, totally makes sense. "Subnet Mask" (masking bits) now totally makes sense. This was driving me partially insane :) thank you!

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I am new to the Networking world, and I'm taking an online free course, I just messed up with how subnet mask works, after watching this recap video. it is now so clear for me. thanks

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Greate, informative, yet simple explanation! Thanks for the help.

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Thank you for a very logical explanation, that simplifies an otherwise very complicated subject to immediate working knowledge. Thousands of dollars of information for free...otherwise spend two months of meticulous reading to get to this point.

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Glad it was helpful!

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Nice job man, more easy to understand than in school

[@mohammedfirdoshnasim7345]

Awesome. Simple and crisp. It would have been good if taken one more example for /16 as well. Thank you so much.

[@networkingwithh4716]

Great suggestion!

[@johndripper]

/16 means 16bits are reserved for network id and they will be constant and rest 16 bits will be variable i.e will change it can be further classified into sub net id + host ids

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OMG, I actually understand this now! Thank you!!

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I was having such a hard time understanding subnet masks until I watched this. THANK YOU

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Dude i've been stumped on my homework for an hour now.. I'm sure my teached explained it but its hard to go back in hour+ long videos and find the answer. Thanks for this!! printing it out

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[@networkingwithh4716]

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After listening to years of drivel, finally a simple and concise explanation. Thanks.

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thank you man, i was struggling on this. you made it super easy to understand

[@networkingwithh4716]

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[@alexgonzalez-hy6xe]

still confused how you got 24 as subnet mask at the end can anyone quickly explain this?

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One of the well explained concept. Have to check out your CCNA series. Thank you Sir

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[@networkingwithh4716]

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[@alexgonzalez-hy6xe]

still confused how you got 24 as subnet mask at the end can anyone quickly explain this?

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Very Clearly explained! Thx a lot!

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2:52 after that would prefer a bit longer explanation but thanks for the tutorial it is mostly understood.

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Thanks a lot ... Struggling to understand this subnet concept from past few hrs ... finally you made me understood it in less than 5 minutes :)

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[@Mtz2604]

Simple and straight forward explanation. The way is illustrated is also clear. Nonetheless, not even with CCs on I was able hear the whole explanation clearly. Some people may say is the accent, there's no issue about it. The real issue is the speed of the way you talk. Some of us talk faster and some slower but in a tutorial, the ideal is that the way you speak must be clear and have a phase or speed that allows the viewer to understand your explanation. With this video, the way you explain the concept of a subnet mask is clear, but the words start to lose the clarity when you can't understand the words clearly, because the speed of the person who speaks is almost like listening "Rap God" by Eminem. And believe me, I enjoy some rap songs, but I've heard slower rap compared with the speed you talk. It ain't terrible, your content will be more enjoyable. I tried to see the video with CCs on, nope, didn't help. I watched the video 3 times to check if I was misunderstanding something, nope... I still got lost in some parts. I tried with a slower playback speed (0.75 which was a nice speed, but at 0.50 I could clearly understand every word) and it kinda worked. I'll rather a video of 5 minutes where I just need to see it once than a 3:47 video that I watched 5 times.

[@networkingwithh4716]

Thanks for the feed back .. that will definitely help in my upcoming videos.

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@@networkingwithh4716 thanks for your openness to feedback. I haven't checked the rest of your content, but I'll do for sure.

[@networkingwithh4716]

I am here to share my knowledge and moreover improve my technical and teaching skills...so i like such feedbacks..

[@Mtz2604]

@@networkingwithh4716 you're very welcome! Actually if you feel like it helps, you can use captions (this helps deaf people too) and if not, some KZbinrs write the script of the whole video in the description box. It helps also for deaf people and if someone wants to write or save in text your explanation. If you need any help with this, let me know and I'm more than glad to help :)

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@Mitzy Sandi Vallejo That is really a good suggestion.i will give it a try..thanks dear

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Amazing! Just a little remark, 123 in binary is 1111011 Thanks a lot!

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Brief and strait forward. Very good.

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Awesome explanation. Now i understood what's the number after '/'

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Glad it was helpful!

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Understand this concept in a 4 minute video after 3 weeks in class failing to understand.

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Worth it to watch,really Helpful.

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I want to thank Nintendo for helping kickstart my understanding into IP address formats with the 255 Rupee limit! Who says video games can't be educational?

[@sonkeweis9063]

Super good explanation! This shows, that didatics can be a form of art. Some questions: I think the majority is used to the /24 netmask. What are the benefits of having a smaller network portion? A performance gain? Are there any optimization baked in the TCP/IP protocol, that kick in when the netmask is reduced to amount of hosts needed?

[@NurDerEffzeh1948]

Smaller Network Portions should lead to more hosts. Subnet Masks are classified in 3 Classes A: 255.0.0.0 B: 255.255.0.0 C 255.255.255 if the host portion is smaller it reduces the maximum ammount of hosts

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this explanation is just wow

[@faxoidd]

Tysm bro, just check, the subnet mask just tell us what's the host and what's the network

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Life saver 🔥💕

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Excellent explanation. Clear and precise. By the way, what program or tool do you use to prepare that animated presentation. 5 stars for you.!!

[@networkingwithh4716]

Thanks .. i use doodly or sparkol some times.

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wow! much clearer now. thanks

[@networkingwithh4716]

You're welcome!

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Good description, and nice explainer video style.

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Thanks

[@miguelmagana3691]

how did you get the ones 1 and 0s for the ip adress thst where im still confused at

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Thank you for your educative video.

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Very good explanation thanks a lot

[@raneensamara2969]

You said that from the subnet mask I can find the host address and the network address, but I know there are classes that enable me to specify which of the two parts is the host and which is the network part.plz explain to me

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Thank you! I think I finally get it.

[@networkingwithh4716]

You are welcome!

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[@networkingwithh4716]

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Excellent video, thanks for sharing.

[@networkingwithh4716]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@bloodykon1]

Im still confused, how do you decide what on the subnet based off the ip address becomes a 255 or 0. Like what numbers in an ip address give me a /16 or /24? What makes it those based off the ip adress?