Special and private IPv4 addresses

In this video, I will talk about some special IPv4 addresses, such as the very first one: 0.0.0.0, and the very last one: 255.255.255.255. What is link local address? What does it means if your computer has a link local address? Why do we say more than 16 million of class A IP addresses were wasted just for one loopback address? What are private IP addresses in Classes A, B, and C? Why do we need private IP addresses? What is the side benefit of private IPv4 addressing scheme? In this video, you may get all answers to these questions, and more…
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[@RavingMad]

Oh my the singing... But now I'll never forget the class B range.... Sunny's voice ringing in my ears forever...

[@jescahbvuma32]

I love the way you teach Sunny! 16 going 17 or 16 going 31 is brilliant! Thank you!

[@lumiere2598]

I never thought I'll live to see musical and networking mentioned in the same sentence.

[@waketa1500]

You are the only one though.

[@JayDee-un5kw]

I'll never forget Class B Private Address at video marker 7:29 (Sound of Music???) lol! That caught me off guard... so funny! You are an awesome Teacher Sir and Thank You for your efforts ;)

[@dayumnson9769]

Anyone interested in it, security, networking should know your channel! What a shame! Thank you once again for your great way of teaching. Also nice little musical :D

[@bigjeff7851]

Studying for CompTIA and wasn't understanding private IP, this video helped a lot...............thank God for KZbin

[@marclapus477]

That song on this lesson really made my day and night LOL

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you!

[@smurfx6922]

its really awesome how like the way one do for kids this man explains these topics .... great work sir

[@brianturney2124]

Love the song to remember class B! hahahhaha. More people should teach like this. thank you my friend.

[@Felix2011y]

Your videos are so awesome that I even like them before I watch!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

thanks!

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[@YaaayaaaYEET]

Sunny you have helped me so much studying for the Network+! Thank you!

[@jjs8095]

Thank you for your video! I found out that you are a good singer!

[@seba.d]

if i could not remember 16-31 b4 .. i cannot forget it now ;) good job Sunny.

[@securityvlogger6825]

Sunny. You need to put out an album of American Classics - but in Chinglesh! Lovely tone my friend!

[@vladislavkaras491]

Thanks for the video, Sunny!

[@manjuz]

Mind blowing teachings

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you very much for saying so.

[@PM13501]

Sunny, thanks to your singing, the Class B octets are now tattooed in my memory...LOL...thanks!!!

[@KiraSantosRandom4Life]

THANK YOU.

[@koushik544]

you are awesome teacher Sunny

[@sunnyclassroom24]

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[@jacobunderwood6370]

Excellent!

[@SYSTEME_D]

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[@turgutalp3961]

so awesome that I even like them before I watch!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you for watching again!

[@kapilsonyt]

You are awesome buddy!!!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you very much Kapil!

[@eastwest1970]

Thank you

[@morriszhang929]

haha sunny ! you make the networking not that deadly boring !!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thanks a lot!

[@balaganeshlakshmanan526]

Thank you so much sir...

[@sunnyclassroom24]

You are welcome!

[@ankitdoshi2141]

Sunny Thank you for this awesome vedios. I have a question. I getting confused as where this /12 came? how was that converted to that /12?

[@kaitohooi9671]

Hi Sunny, is that a way to figure out how to find out the 4 bits between 16 and 31 in Class B of IPv4 private address? or I have to remember it ？

[@kawilui]

Love sounds of music ..

[@giuseppealfieri3077]

A more labourious way to remember *16* and *31* in the second octet of class B private IP adresses is to think in binary and to remember the /12 mask: lowest IP address : 127.16.0.0(decimal) ------------> 0111 1111. 0001 0000. 0000 0000. 0000 0000 (binary) Now *remembering that the mask is /12* we deduce that *only the last 20 bits (32 -12) are the ones who change by spanning the entire range.* *The highest IP address will be the one with all 1s in the "host" part of the address:* highest IP address : 0111 1111. 0001( *this is the "network" part and remain the same* )1111. 1111 1111. 1111 1111 ---------> 127.31.255.255(in decimal)

[@akshahantrasena3756]

Hi Sunny .. As I requested u already .. could u please make a video on practicals ...

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Hello, my friend Akshhantra, I will. Please be patient with me. I will, I promise.

[@DarkStunn]

Must ask... how do you get /12 on the Class B private IPv4 class if it goes by 8 bits hence Class A being /8 then Class b being /16 (etc.) ?

[@deeqtutors6288]

sunny could you a little bit explain /12/16 where are you bring since class B subnet mask 255.0.0.0/8 and class C subnet mask 252.255.255/24

[@sunnyclassroom24]

from /12, means subnet mask has 12 1's and the rest is 0's. 11111111.11110000.00000000.00000000

[@deeqtutors6288]

@@sunnyclassroom24 woow thank you. your the best your explanation is so amazing when i watch your tutorials every think became easy. do you have any pdf ppt books about telecom. thank you sir.

[@patrickmunyn1884]

I like your videos

[@sunnyclassroom24]

thanks a lot!

[@nagendra8687]

very nice

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thanks

[@jdnfirst240]

Great video

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thanks for the visit

[@TheEmperorXavier]

I love that song, now I will always remember the Class B range hahaha

[@frost7453]

Why is IP address 172.16.0.0 belongs to subnet /12 and not /14?

[@FerryFerdinand2501]

Hello Sir..could you please provide the video for IPv6 ?

[@sunnyclassroom24]

please check my playlists!

[@elderdiascunha1992]

damn u, Postel

[@elikelik3574]

Hi Suuny. You are doing a great job. Respect. I have a question about Link Lokal addresses. As I remember from cisco tutorial (netacad.com)Link-local ranges are: 169.254.0.0 to 169.254.255.254. I mean the last octet should be 254, am I right? And Please make a video about the proxy server( proxy web server).

[@erickvalencia5227]

Why my teachers can't be like you?

[@mellowdincariso3660]

Possible that 0.0.0.0 ip address is repeater?

[@delikadir16]

isn't that APIPA? 5:35 you say that link local but I guess you are wrong.

[@deeqtutors6288]

172.31.0.0/12 where are you bring /12 Sunny

[@JotaEseUveA]

XD...Funniest class ever

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you for watching!

[@zaza3748]

Oh god.........I searched that

[@GiggleYohoo]

in 8.54, why class b has a prefix of 12 and class c has 16 and not 24? Btw, if you sing to remember why 16 going to 31, mind is 16+16=31. Haha

[@anthonyvipond7477]

Really unappreciative to Jonathan Postel. Easy to criticize decades later when you have so much more information than he did at the time. What did you create in the 90s, Sunny?

[@TylerDerby]

Lol