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A subnet is a logical subdivision of an IP network. The process of dividing a network into two or more networks is called subnetting. In this video, I will use an example to demonstrate a simple way of subnetting.
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Example used in the video:
One day your supervisor walks to you, saying: “here is the network ID 192.168.4.0/24, please create three separate networks or subnets for a coffee shop: Sunny Cafe.” The three separate subnets/networks are: One is for the office, one for the front desk and storage room, and one is for public use.
Your task is to list each subnet network ID, subnet mask, Host ID Range, # of usable host IDs, and Broadcast ID. One last question: How many subnets are wasted after subnetting?
Subnetting Practice
With the same network ID: 192.168.4.0/24, you are required to get 6 subnets. List each of new network ID, subnet mask, host ID range, # of usable hosts, and broadcast ID. One last question: how many subnets are wasted after subnetting?
Answer for your reference:
We will have 8 subnets. subnet mask is /27 for all 8 subnets. The number of usable host IDs is 30 for all 8 subnets. I list below 8 subnets’ network ID,host ID range, and broadcast ID in the order.
#1: 192.168.4.0, 192.168.4.1-192.168.4.30, 192.168.4.31
#2: 192.168.4.32, 192.168.4.33-192.168.4.62, 192.168.4.63
#3: 192.168.4.64, 192.168.4.65-192.168.4.94, 192.168.4.95
#4: 192.168.4.96, 192.168.4.97-192.168.4. 126, 192.168.4.127
#5: 192.168.4.128, 192.168.4.129-192.168.4. 158, 192.168.4.159
#6: 192.168.4.160 , 192.168.4.161-192.168.4. 190, 192.168.4.191
#7: 192.168.4.192, 192.168.4.193-192.168.4. 222, 192.168.4.223
#8: 192.168.4.224, 192.168.4.225-192.168.4. 254, 192.168.4.255

[@shimmy_fpv]

tfw when you pay 10k a semester for school and a free KZbin video does a better job at explaining networking concepts than your professor

[@Omarismail-vs4jl]

10k is too much for tuition. go to another school

[@ko-Daegu]

damn 10K what ccountry ? in EU I pay 3K CS bachelor

[@makedredd299]

The best teachers are KZbinrs! 😀

[@abiral933]

@@Omarismail-vs4jl I am an international student in Australia and I pay the same amount in USD

[@jocelyncao9233]

@@abiral933 in Australia they r business men, not teachers

Your accent is perfect and easy to understand - thumbs up

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thanks.

[@RioSirav]

Agreed

[@christinawhitlatch5059]

Agreed! Thank you, Sunny!

[@fahada783]

You are also better to teach us more than the original one. Great job👍

[@Xerfing]

Agree

[@bagelsforall1794]

Professor Sunny is a national treasure. A patron saint of Network engineers.

[@microdavid7098]

absolutely agree with that

[@avechristusrexchristisking]

Saint Sunny*

[@Richie3948]

It took me 6 months to learn and master subnetting. However, your video made it so simple. You made a huge difference. Students can learn so much from your subnetting videos instead of spending hundreds and thousands of dollars in the classroom. You are the best!

[@emekaetube538]

Guys help me I can't understand it😢

[@Felix-ve9hs]

6:00 you explaind me in 6 minutes what my IT Teacher could not in a whole Year

[@mattjoe67]

Yes, sir, my professor couldn't explain it either, or I think these college instructors they DO NOT want you to learn, they do not want you to learn, I got so frustrated with It, they are a bunch of bozos, thank you, Sunny boy.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

@@mattjoe67 you are welcome!

[@marcolucas8192]

maybe you do not try enough. remember: Not always the blame is of the professor, most of the time is 1/2 on teacher and student. instead of complaining, try harder, work, exercise... That's my advice, that I follow myself.

[@robson4028]

@@marcolucas8192 I think in their case, the blame was 99% on teacher, or they woudn't learn it in 6 min. I believe teacher makes difference.

[@oliverludwig6148]

@@robson4028 There's plenty of other sources. How could it take an entire year to half-understand a basic concept?

[@CharissaMorales]

I took a class on this and completely did not understand. I watched this video once and I'm able to subnet. This man deserves a Nobel Peace Prize. I love you Sunny!

[@Midhunchowdary]

"Noble Simplify Prize" I would say

[@midnightmedley]

Here also you have to oil someone to get likes!!!

[@Pokebrokey]

i just watched neil anderson's explanation and this is better.

[@reubenmercado613]

On each other requirement and process, there are plenty of other tricks and techniques on how to do subnetting in the wild. Knowing all of them can give you confusions and complications. But using this strong and well built table. It gives resolution in just a couple of minutes. I can say it's pretty impressive:> P.S. just use only what suites you up:)

[@barmedastv]

Sure other ways was too complicated

[@JonathanGonzalez-kz5ig]

This is insane! I have been studying subnet concepts for the past 4 days. I have been in a classroom for a total 8 hours this week. Read a full chapter twice and still could not totally grasp it. This video made the whole week! Thank you so much for the explanation. I guess I will start taking some time to see videos before attending class. BTW, your English is way better than most instructors. The pace made it a lot more easier to understand.

[@KwispyKweam]

This is so much easier to understand than looking at a CIDR notation chart. Thank you for this!

[@Saavykaas]

Sunny! I just got out of a Network+ exam which I passed, and memorizing your subnetting table and writing it down the moment I was allowed to write notes during the test was critical for answering 2 of the test questions correctly. Considering how close my passing score was, I give you and this video in particular significant credit for it. Thank you. Also, your accent - while very obviously Chinese - is clear enough that the *vast* majority of English speakers could understand it. So don't worry about the accent. Its certainly better than what I could do in any Chinese language or dialect!

[@lonelygoner2012]

you memorized the entire table?

[@robertkingjr313]

I’m curious though, this helped me make a huge break through but how does it apply to Classful Subnet Masks /8 and /16?

[@kelvinsallah7157]

@@robertkingjr313 same question have you figured it out

[@mrwhosmynameagain]

Fuck this video it literally blew my speakers out

[@alejocayon8525]

@@lonelygoner2012 actually is easy considering values are in proportion of each other, double or half ..

[@Chris-on5bt]

Dude, this is killer. I have read probably 4 or 5 books on networking and never really grasped the concept of subnetting, but in 13 minutes you made it clear for me. Great work!

[@haragobi]

the same case with me, thank you Sunny

[@kalebs.gebrekirstos8041]

If you've in fact read 4-5 books on networking and still don't understand subnetting, you will never understand it. Consider reading something else :)

[@KwispyKweam]

@@kalebs.gebrekirstos8041 man, what a douche thing to say.

[@grocksauce7422]

lol, read less, do more.

[@lizards4nerds]

@@kalebs.gebrekirstos8041He just said he understood subnetting after watching this video. Maybe you should read books on reading comprehension :)

[@pfthomasiii]

It's never a bad idea to search for a great teacher! Not many have the gift of conveying information like you do Dr. Sunny ☀️

[@xGUNjrx]

Man @Sunny Classroom, I just have to thank you so much. I am bouncing between about 4 online CCNA courses, a few different KZbin videos, and online explanations, and I just could understand bits and pieces of subnetting. I picked up the binary conversions, how to turn a slash notation into decimal notation, etc. But I had a very hard time grasping the concept of how to lay out subnets from a single network ID. As someone with ADD, struggling every day to get this, trying to better myself, I am just so grateful that I stumbled upon this video. I literally just typed in Fun Subnetting on KZbin and your video was the first to pop up. You made this very simple as the video title states. I just opened up a word document, added a few tables, made the Sunny Table, and then did the rest, checked the video after to make sure I did it correctly. You are awesome!

[@jlewis62910]

And just like that, a whole semester of Subnetting confusing cleared up.

[@Wizzio]

agreed same for me

[@DethrowDestruction]

Started it in class last week, been shitting myself.. now I'm like holy crap how easy it can be

[@jlewis62910]

Right??? Like I get that they want to teach us the barbaric way of doing things before telling us that we may never have to actually write out a subnet like this unless we were teaching someone it just to understand the where what and how of subnetting.... but geez at least make it easier to understand. This guy totally gets Teacher of the Decade Award 👏.

[@Spellcaster12449]

Can I ask what the purpose of the subnet is? Or why it starts at 24? Thank you again

[@laurellaoang6840]

​@@Spellcaster12449 it starts with /24 because the network type he used to demonstrate is type C. We have variety of Subnet Mask types like A(255.0.0.0), B(255.255.0.0) and C(255.255.255.0). Type A Subnet Mask is /8, type B is /16 and, type C is /24. Where did those numbers come from? Well, technically they are the equivalent counts of their bits. Eight bits (11111111 binary) is equivalent to 255 in decimal so, (255.0.0.0) has 8 bits. For type B subnet mask(255.255.0.0), we have two 255s therefore 8 x 2 = 16, and since we have three 255s in subnet mask type C the answer will be 24 (8 x 3 = 24).

[@gabrielmarquez2318]

I don’t know who you are, I don’t know where you are. But I will find you, and I will buy you a beer man! THANK YOU!

[@adelanaofficial]

I'll do you one better, "I don't know who you are, I don't know why you are."

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[@Laevatei1nn]

i can imagine his pov, just walking around and suddenly a random guy forcing you to drink his beer

[@himanshushekhardas1730]

taken

[@dismissedherasap6960]

@@Laevatei1nn lmao

[@JessSuarez183]

Prof. Sunny you have really explained this in a way that has allowed me to stop pulling out my hair. You sir are amazing!!! I tried many sources, and this was short, quick, but so impactful. Thank you so much!!!

[@davidmatos8465]

Totally agree with all the other comments here! Your video took a topic the textbook made overly complex and conveyed it perfectly in just 13 minutes. Amazing and incredibly helpful! Thank you, Sunny!

[@gam85191]

I thought I didn't have the brain capacity to process the concept of subnetting, maybe I'm stupid. but sunny has really pushed that information into my brain in a way that it is actually processing it. Thank you Sunny!

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[@alisonrhodes8166]

Same here!

[@Hebrews_412_KJV]

When hundreds of people are complaining about how difficult it is to understand subnetting, it's probably not you.

[@johnmarrs9014]

There's nothing better than an EXPERT who can explain things in a clear, easy to understand way. Thanks, Sunny!!

[@mohsinali4783]

Wow Mr. Sunny is also a therapist as well as a top notch teacher.😆👏

[@lance5229]

5 YEARS AGO and still helping people out with this. Been scratching my head for months on this and watch your video and grasped more in 13min then I did many courses....Thank you.

[@BlazeBubble]

Your "Chinglish" is epic. Thanks for helping me understand this, you're a true hero.

[@P5Joker]

Got that from Black Lagoon?

[@Dupee]

nAmbers

[@mimiraiinboow]

Crying for that I finally understood this whole IP and Subnetting thing... I almost gave up on this. thank you!!! 🙏😍

[@vincentmiller6957]

He makes it look easy, but if you don't understand binary and can't tell the difference between the Host ID and Network ID you won't know what CIDR 26 means.

[@ahmadabdallah2896]

@@vincentmiller6957 just count the one's from the left, not a biggy

[@vincentmiller6957]

@@ahmadabdallah2896 Yeah, did that and was still lost😅. Subnetting isn't that easy unless you understand it.

[@ManuKumar-rf5gb]

Plz any one help me in this problem he is taken to 4 sub net so /26 taken in cases 3 sub net taken what I will I taken plz tell

[@sandhyar3158]

Seriously me tooo

[@jasonanders4944]

Better than any explaination I've ever heard from a native english speaker. Thank you again.

[@thepeacefulviking3687]

This was a lifesaver. Thank you very much for simplifying this process. I just couldn’t wrap my mind around how this is done until you showed it this way.

[@itseernest]

Just like that, I understood subnetting in 13 minutes. Thank you for your very concise and clear explanations. This was so helpful.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

You're very welcome!

[@davetech1269]

@@sunnyclassroom24 You're honestly a lifesaver, Sunny. Or at least a sanity saver!

[@Don-Carillo]

How can anyone dislike these videos. They are fantastic . Keep up the great work Sunny.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thanks a lot for your encouragement!

[@samudragupta719]

Seriously how could someone dislike it, it also gives an useful insight that there r some people who don't like you anyway!!!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

@@samudragupta719 you are correct.

[@Caution40404]

@@samudragupta719 Some people are very picky or maybe got triggered by the sudden loud music in between.

[@samudragupta719]

@@Caution40404 and that inclined them to dislike the video?! They could have refrained from pressing any button (like Or dislike) !

[@ravnodinson]

They way you explained this was amazing. I had a hard time with this in class and was dreading the test. Watching your video made something click in my brain and I totally see this in a brand new way and it all makes perfect sense.Thank you so much!

[@Dubes-ng1fm]

Crazy how 13 minutes has helped me understand more than multiple text books and classes couldn't. Thanks for the video.

[@SubliminalSongbird]

My understaning has been terrible no matter who explained this crap to me until now. Thank you Sunny! And yeah I cracked up at the chinglish comment too lmao

[@sunnyclassroom24]

You are welcome! I am glad this method is understanding and comprehensible even in Chinglish.

[@jamesmcclendon3932]

Everyone else spoke Greek! finally, someone who speaks English, even with his accent, he spoke better English than others! Lol!

[@EduardoPereira-be2qy]

The chinglish is great, but that outro cracks me up everytime time. Thank u for the amazing content Sunny.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

@@EduardoPereira-be2qy Thank you very much for watching videos.

[@ffblegend]

SAME FOR ME

[@keyofgreatness]

My IT teacher directed my class to your channel because he loves the way you teach. You explained this wonderfully, I understood it so much better afterwards. Thank you so much for what you do!

[@AndersJackson]

It is always great to have alternative ways of explain subjects. Looking it from different directions is nice.

[@jasonarford4647]

Sunny, this was by far the best and easiest explanation I have had on subnetting. Thank you so much for doing this video.

[@UsHumans]

After spending an hour looking at subnetting videos I can say this is by far the best explanation, thank you!

[@bestinspirrationalvideosev7801]

This is the best IP subnetting tutorial ever

[@sario70]

I have worked in Networking as both a technician and an Engineer. He nails it. SIMPLE.

[@thobekilendlovu5965]

Thank you Sunny

Oh man. I've spent days trying to understand subnetting 100% for my CCNA exam, I was almost giving up. In these 13 minutes you made everything clear for me. Thank you so so much!

[@Sandeepjodhee]

How was the exam ?

[@delstone5736]

Having watched several yt videos to figure out subnetting, this is the only one that explains it clearly and coherently - bravo Sunny!

[@saleemkhokhar3458]

this guy was not lying, i actually understand it now!

[@brocktyler2818]

I loved how simple and dumbed down you made this. I was so frustrated with the answers my instructors were giving me. This helped fill in the gaps. Big thank you and the accent gave me confidence the video I clicked on was coming from a knowledgeable source lol thx bro

[@ezenlt2530]

Watching this 3 years later and all I can say is that you're a genius, Sunny! Thank you for breaking this down and making it easy for me to understand. You don't know how much this means to me. You're a life saver

[@jamesporter5630]

The best explanation and design method I’ve ever heard. Brilliantly simple. Thank you.

[@binodbaiju8228]

This simple to understand method of teaching Subnetting is life saver. Love your Chinglish accent with easy to understand explanation . You deserved Nobel Prize as Charissa rightly said below. Thanks for sharing.

[@juxphun4614]

This dude just blew all the subnetting guru out the water with this basic format.

[@Smike101]

This was extremely helpful and far more simple than the others way I've learned. THANK YOU

[@jawwi3]

I've been struggling to understand how exactly subnetting works. Came across your video and I now have a much better grip on it. Thank you very much!

[@kanzanaveed]

my heart is literally crying out of gratefulness, that teachers like you exist. God bless😭💛

[@hellrock]

I wish you could meet you and hug you, man. This video is a piece of a treasure!!

[@abubakarfarid2308]

Lol for a second there I thought you said piece of trash. lol

[@hellrock]

@@abubakarfarid2308 Haha - there's a typo too. The first "you" should be "I".

[@jaycee6438]

Thank you Mr. Sunny ; awesome explanation; simplest, yet, the most effective subnet training. You’re awesome.

[@tolaade157]

I've been trying to wrap my head around subnetting until I came across your videos. You're just in a class of your own.

[@festinamustapha]

Your video on subnetting the best have seen so far. Great job!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Many thanks!

[@hayley3587]

Sunny, you are amazing! Never apologise for your accent - I have never had someone explain these concepts as clearly as you. Thank you so much.

[@paulmesler5715]

This is probably the single best explanation on subnetting I have ever watched. Thank you so much for this.

[@antoneandrade5358]

Been working on Network+, and Subnetting has been a real challenge for me. You helped me finally grasp the idea. Many thanks!

[@bblair130391]

This man should be knighted He has just explained this so damn well that I might have to find him and kiss him

[@patrickmccaskill2569]

Definitely! I dub thee Sir. Sonny.

[@harinisrigiri4898]

Absolutely. I stumbled across his channel while searching for digital certificate video and now it seems like my mind is finally opening up in understanding all the networking concepts. His explanation is brilliant

[@jayak3768]

How did it go.

[@limalimon3369]

gay

[@helenengwe3139]

For real . Great great great explanation ✨✨

[@jtbonk]

You are my favorite technical resource on all of youtube. Thank you for all the great videos. I personally am a huge fan of the Chinglish.

[@jahidthechosenone1313]

This was made so simple, I felt like I just couldn't comprehend subnetting until this video...I wish teachers taught it this way. Thank you very much!

[@jsa7356]

I'm not a techie person at all, but am trying to study for Network+. This was a super helpful tutorial on subnetting. Best I've come across. Totally makes sense. Thanks so much!

[@woodcrest4655]

Did you take the test?

[@AnActualWolf]

This lesson was SO helpful in getting me to finally understand how to calculate sunetting. Thank you, Sunny!!!!

[@Portergetmybag]

SUNNY!!!! I already “knew” what was on this video but didn’t understand. Your way of teaching is way better for how my brain learns. I’m really happy to find the right teacher because I have spent a LOT of time trying to understand concepts. My problem is that I can’t learn the rules, remember what to do and then implement what I learned. I have to understand what’s happening or my brain just farts. Thank you! I just took a screenshot of the Sunny Table, printed it out, & tacked it on the wall!

[@albatross91]

Hands down the best and simplest explanation of subnets and subnetting I''ve ever seen. Not all heroes wear capes...

[@tonygriffin944]

This is such a brilliant video, super clear and easy to follow. Thank you for making it Sunny!

[@dougie1894]

Your 13 minute video is more clear than 13 hours of lectures. Thank you!

[@gototcm]

If I had teachers like this in college I would have graduated Summa Cum Laude. Instead I had guys that couldn't teach, could hardly speak English or just read from a textbook. Though Sunny is not native English speaking, he is very easy to understand. Great job Sunny. You should be Professor.

[@ovvsikt7787]

Subnet Cum Laude :)

[@calciumcitrate1293]

he is indeed, teaching in kansas

[@JS-tg7mw]

my computer science teacher would put Tom Scott videos on instead of teaching, i swear i'd be a genius if he'd put sunny videos on instead

[@brianrenonshabazz6453]

Tell me about it. Had a guy who barely spoke English teaching us Calculus! :-(

[@elishamanning3545]

Incredible explanation, I could not have accomplished my homework without this and you do it so well! Thank you Sunny!

[@hoffmanshaven]

You have demystified subnetting for a great number of people including me. Thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos.

[@itsalushtrious7073]

Literally a life saver ! I was so confused in my class but this definitely helped me understand the concept of subnetting. Also no need to apologize for having an accent Sunny ! It did not in any way hinder my learning when watching this video :) Thank you again ! I'll be on this channel often.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you for supporting!

[@macmusic12]

There are many talented brilliant people out there, but unfortunately, you come across them too late. I've completed whole cisco routing semester, still was unable to create subnets so easy as watching just this one video. Sunny, many thanks to you for going out of your way to explain the subject so thoroughly. Keep up the good work

[@Rushy89]

I will be honest your Chinglish is better than listening to a boring accent you are used to. Forces me to listen closely and gets in my head better!

[@emmanuelnwogu4857]

i am indeed speechless in the simple and explicit method you delivered your lecture.Thank you so much for making me have a deep understanding in Subnetting.

[@mre2164]

Nothing is wrong with your accent. Your video is the most understandable I have seen for this subject. Thank you for the time you have put in to make these videos. They are really helping me.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

I am glad it helps. I appreciate your comment and it means a lot to me.

[@saifshaikh3191]

what to do when the subnet mask is /16 ??

[@deejaytrizay]

dang. This guy is on POINT! From his video itself, to the description, to the links, to practices. Thank you Sunny!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

are so welcome!Thank you for watching!

[@TheEnderTaz25]

My Network professor kept saying how hard teaching subnetting was and would dumb down our lectures because of it. We then had to do a network design project, which due to our curtailed lessons, nobody knew how to do and our professor got annoyed because of it. This video explained it so clearly. Thank you, Sunny! I should be paying you my college tuition.

[@Wgaunichaux]

Thank you so much for this. To be honest this is probably the simplest and cleanest explanation/expression of subnetting. I totally needed this. I transitioned to IT from legal. Currently in a IT role and I'm looking to move up within my company. I am studying for the Google IT Support certificate to help me prepare for the Comptia A+ cert.

[@prestonorrick3498]

I'd say go straight for the A+ or Net+. I have never seen the Google IT cert being mentioned in job applications. The ITIL, maybe, but even then you can go straight for the A+ or Net+.

[@JohnTheFierce]

This was so simple to understand as I’m studying for my CCENT. Thank You!

[@themwbeshow]

I've been in IT for a looooong time and this is the simplest explanation and most valuable tool I've seen for subnetting ever. With the exception of perhaps very entry-level exams (I think), I've never had to know binary to decimal conversion for any reason except for subnetting. And now I don't even need it for that. Thanks Sunny. Best, Mike.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

You are welcome!

[@abrieras7216]

You are an absolute legend! I was on my way to giving up on understanding subnetting, because the books overcomplicate it with the technical terms, but after watching the video not more than once, I fully understand subnetting. You have earned my subscription and I truly hope you keep creating such creative videos!

[@shakkarmusic]

I've been in IT for a long time and been watching subnetting explanation for the longest, this is the first time I feel like I got it. YT is better than most books and teachers. Thank you.

[@scottperry31]

Could not get my head around subnetting, however this method makes total logical sense. Wish I had found this method months ago!

[@abner6048]

Sunny, I just finished the CCNA class and this is the simplest way to subnetting I have seen. Thank you SO MUCH for this video!! I'm looking forward to watching your other videos. Keep up the good work.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thanks a lot for your nice comment. I will try my best.

[@NQuiroz17]

Thank you, Sunny, this was so much easier to understand than the course I'm taking right now.

[@Helloworld-dq7hi]

A colleague recommended this video. I could never grasp subnettting after watching several sources but this video made it sound insanely simple. Thank you

[@shevshenko1432]

You don't know the good you have done in taking time to explain this, may God bless you abundantly . Thank you.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

you are welcome!

[@lem0nsublime]

Currently taking an online course that doesn't always do a great job explaining new concepts. Subnetting was making my head spin until I found your video! Thank you so much, Sunny! Just subscribed and will be looking up more of your videos once I hit another bump in the coursework. :).

[@sandravaldez9088]

The best simple. Genuine method. Sunny, I appreciate you sharing your wisdom.

[@bradwalker3510]

Great job at simplifying subnetting, I wish I would have found this years ago as it would have made things so much easier to understand. I'll have to check out your other videos as I take my networking course next semester and try to get a couple certifications that will no doubt include subnetting. Thank you!

[@hardxkor6561]

I hope you get all the good the world has to offer! This is an incredible video. I now understand subnetting. Before this video, I have taken courses and classes and none of them, despite being paid content, explained it as well as you did. Please do not feel your accent got in the way of this excellent material. If anything your accent was comforting, clear, and you did an outstanding job. Thank you!

[@zali9930]

I owe my life to the sunny table

[@gaffagraphics4128]

It took me 3 yrs of my telecoms course course and stil failed to understand it but now in 13 mins im wondering where the problem was. This is so simplified thanks you so much Sir👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@hogs0war]

Thanks for clarifying a concept I could not grasp. You present things clearly and in an easy to follow way.

[@randyrawdingii5135]

You should get an award. Thank you for making this UNDERSTANDABLE! 🤯🤯

[@indiafoxtrotbravo]

You are a gift to the world Sunny. Thank you for your vast knowledge, sincerity, and charming sense of humor.

[@joshuayoung4847]

Sunny, thanks for breaking this down brother. I clearly understood the whole process on the first time watching this video. Honestly, you explain it better than some of the more popular Net + instructors.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Great to hear!

[@tarunpreetkaur433]

Agreed

[@banditguy1]

Thank you! I am currently taking a networking class and was having issues fully understanding subnets, but after watching this video it's starting to make sense.

[@arniespace]

Four year old video, the best one I've seen out of many on the subject of subnetting. Thanks!

[@brich4241]

Thank you Sunny. Seriously, this has been an eye opener for me. Your style of teaching is incredible.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

you are welcome! Thank you very much for your compliment and encouragement, which makes me very happy :)

[@maxwelltsangya3810]

This man is one of the greatest ever. I can confirm that I'm likely to pass my Computer Networks exam this coming Sunday.

[@myangelbabie]

Great job in explaining subnetting! You made it very easy to understand. Thank you!

[@logicalfallacydetector5196]

Last time I did subnetting was back in 2015. Almost 8 years went by and I totally forgot how to subnet. I am preparing for my CCNA exam in a few weeks so I literally typed in "How to subnet" and your video was the first I clicked on. in only 13 minutes I remembered and understood how to subnet thanks to this video

[@fsaforosaforo6338]

Excellent video Mr. Sunny. I understood you just fine. I've learned to listen closely to all my non-english teachers and find you adjust your hearing.

[@ericscaillet2232]

And in some way more pleasant and in a paradoxal concept one focuses more😉

[@hollebollegijsjan554]

You are a hero, my IT teacher is explaining this for more than 6 months now, but youre video explained it perfectly in 10 min this helped me more then my school

[@Fruityb4e]

a year ago i was introduced to subnetting and i came to this video and was kinda better after watching you explain it. I am practiicng subnetting again , came back and finally understood it better after a year. Your video helped me back then and now . thank you sunny

[@kennethchibuikeochiabuto3791]

this is about the best explanation on subnetting i have come across on the internet ..........it just makes subnetting sunny the sunny way.