What is ip addressing and subnetting

[@Pastryarchy]

Damn man. That's a pretty solid explanation. I've watched several subnetting videos and this is definitely one of the better ones so far.

[@LabEveryday]

+otto maddox Thanks I hope this helped you.

[@jamesmuhammad5341]

Thanks D, This helps me a lot. I was listening to a ccnet talk and got stopped at Subnet and Address due to not understanding this!

[@LabEveryday]

Always glad to help. Good luck.

[@valerieallen6822]

That's whats up! Great intro to sub netting. I'm bout to go into ccna4 ... hope to see you do more tutorials on packet tracer too!

[@Freddiescott20]

Thanks for your explanation

[@dvdgantt1]

Private IP's are used on the LAN or internal network to get NAT(ed) thru the router.

[@dashnet137]

best explanation thanks

[@LabEveryday]

You are welcome

[@Dmac4362]

Thank you very much sir. Would you be making these slides available for download?

[@kakyoin4535]

Man you know well

[@rbgtech1663]

In your next vid will you cover ipv6 subnetting at all?

[@junjungatbos3548]

Nam sey'n nam sey'n😎

[@emmanuelvincentmensah6221]

Hello man, During Cisco ICND 1 , ICND 2 or CCNA exame, are you allowed to use the tab key and these commands ( "do", "wr"). I'm so used to these now that i cant do the commands in full and I'm kinda scared that may get me in the exams. Thanks

[@emmanuelvincentmensah6221]

Thanks man.

[@valerieallen6822]

Ye Manuelo I do the same thing. I would stick to what's acceptable in packet tracer. Learn to find your pace, take your time. Don't sweat it!

[@emmanuelvincentmensah6221]

Thank you.

[@dvdgantt1]

Private IP's get NAT(ed) by the router b/c private ip's are Non-Routable such as 10.0.0.0(Non-Routable/Private I.P.)

[@robertfaney4148]

You do not seem to be savvy with holding the pen firmly , like kindergarten kids trying to write letters or numbers - as if you have never written in your whole life !

[@LabEveryday]

I’m pretty savvy with networks 😁

[@robertfaney4148]

I'm not sure !

[@LabEveryday]

😂😂😂