Subnetting

[@curesulunga7426]

thank you for posting these for free! 2 years later and my class is still using this video :)

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Happy to hear that!

[@StriderRyu7]

Thanks for this....Reading books about this can be a bit dull sometimes.

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You're most welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@shabarishnarayan]

Hi, your videos are awesome... They way of demonstration is really great and understanding... Please publish more videos like this. Great work.. Am was really waited a lot for your videos... Thanks coming back...

[@itfreetraining]

Thank you so very much! We're happy to have appreciative viewers like you!

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

An easier way to convert binary to decimal and back, and with experience, do it in one's head, is to: 1) Take b10111010 and break in to two four bit parts, _nibbles._ Like so: b1011 b1010. 2) The right most place in the left nibble is the decimal 16 place. Convert the left most nibble to its decimal value, 11. Multiply that value, 11, by 16 to get 176. 3) Compute the right most nibble’s decimal value, 10. 4) Add the two nibble decimal values attained above to get 186. Done. Going the other way, recognize that 186 is less than 256, and so divide 16 into 186 to get 11 remainder 10. Convert the quotient of 11 to its binary value, your left nibble of b1011. Convert the remainder of 10 to its binary value, your right nibble of b1010. Slide the two together, done. Learning one's times-table at 16 helps.

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks for the tip!

[@ashtreylil1]

My most awaited video.

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[@cigabanzamani1]

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[@whatskills]

10:30 CIDR 20 has 4094 addresses not 4064.

[@kavinduvindikasomadasa352]

not good for beginners...just saying things he knows......

[@SunnahFollower12]

Keep your explanation simple and precise , don’t use ambiguous vocabulary. You’re just going to confuse people about simple concepts.

[@itfreetraining]

Thank you!

[@sangamshrestha143]

I am not getting it... Hard to understand.. You are not teaching but you are giving answers to the teachers...

[@itfreetraining]

What are you having trouble understanding? Perhaps we can help explain better. Thanks for watching regardless!

[@sangamshrestha143]

@@itfreetraining I don't basics and I am having trouble...