Berry, you are the man! You are so correct, Mr. Berry Smith. What and why subnetting ? ! Everyone else --- EVERYONE on RUclips --- rolls over that crucial question / topic / insight except you. Students know how to "mimic the numbers" as you say, but they lack an independent understanding. They cannot see the forest because there are too many trees. My light-bulb (admittedly dim) was activated by your observations. In sum, my humble and enthusiastic thanks to you. YOURS was the key video explaining WHY. Excellent. It's so much easier now (post Berry Smith video) to get into the weeds and understand splitting up addresses on the router for the reasons of (1) security; (2) organization; and (3) performance. THANK YOU. I subscribed and thumbs-up to you. I'm now heading to your playlists to see all the other vids you have in this networking area. I'm nominating you for an Oscar as Best RUclips Tutor in a Crucial Technical Area. You are a certain winner!!
If you need to know more about subnetting and this is the first of Berry's videos you've come across, I STRONGLY advise you to watch all of his videos on this subject matter! Berry is a great teacher! I thought subnetting would be a subject I would never really be able to grasp based on how others have explained it. Then, I found Berry's videos and improved my knowledge greatly because of Berry. If you are reading this Berry, thank you so much for your help! :)
3 years ago i saw this video and that time I was so happy because he explained it very well. Now I'm watching this again coz I decided to pursue my career in networking
@@f44had I did avoid networking... To the point of dropping the class and taking project management instead. And I can still only BARELY explain subnetting ! 😳
great explanation and simple explanation to get the concept right. When I talk to network admins to explain things, they kind of make things more complicated and does not want to share knowledge.. Hats off to Berry !
Thank you for actually explaining what is in the first place. Instead of jumping from how we get a subnet mask, I would like to first know what the hell it's even for or why it exist.
I’ve watched so many videos on subnetting, and this is the only guy who bothered to actually explain what it is and why you would use it. I personally need to know the why to learn the how, so this was awesome.
I have seen more than an hour of Eli the computer guy videos over and over again, I didn't understand anything and Mr. Smith explained to us clearly in 8 minutes, Thanks.
Thank you, this is exactly the position I'm in right now. Doing an online course right now and the last hour or so has been "here's how to subnet and here's a quick way to subnet" without any explanation of wtf subnetting actually is or is used for. Exactly the video I needed!
Wow, I finally understand subnetting. I've been watching a whole bunch of other videos but this one is the one that helps me understand subnetting. Thank you!
Network management is also a good reason to mention here, which is related to the organizational structure of the company. I guess you could consider that under organization but we use the term network management quite often and I believe that it should be mentioned as a term or reason. Great presentation overall!
Yes, very clear answer. You explained it well and it was easy to understand and remember. Where the reside on the OSI model was great information, Thank you!
Excellent video. As a software developing seeking to refresh my memory on basic networking concepts, I've found the content in this video to be very well balanced. Normally I don't bother commenting on videos, but I felt this was good (I've not watched the series) that it warranted a comment. Keep up the good work. Like most fields, there are people that excel within them but are lousy at transferring that knowledge over to others, especially if they learn slightly differently. Finding teachers that can pull that off are rare indeed.
Wow, thank you! Such a great and simple explanation. I had been scared away from even touching subnets and I knew there would be a decent explanation on RUclips. I'm actually excited to watch your other videos!
Thanks..at my job I was asked to be a tech and I have had most of my experience in PC and software implementation. Recently our only network administrator quit - being the only tech there- now they have me trying to learn. They wont hire a network guy although we support over 600 people..I just started to jump in to even understand what subnettimg is..as I notice many folks on different subnets but definitely its disorganized at the moment from your video
When you said professor teach you how to subnet but not why it was as if you read my mind. What's worse is I can ask my professors to explain it and it just made things so confusing. Thank you for posting this!
I am currently trying to connect my main router/modem to a mesh network, and add two Eufy Homebases up, along with the cameras and sensors. I am replicating what I will do to set up a friend's setup. I know the basics, and can experiment happily at home, but when I go to install the setup, I want to KNOW what I am doing. Toggling between theory and practice now. Excellent!
Thank you so much for the information, all the other videos explain how to read the Subnet, but don't explain why do we use it and it's the actual purpose.
Thank you so much. Textbook did NOT start with why. It just went into what and how, tbh I wouldn't even say that it explained what Subnet is. I had to refer to an older textbook that just brushed on the topic which was brain dumped. This was just so simple and just thank you
Thanks man Subnetting is divided into smaller pieces of a network this is absolutely done to secure the network through Security,Organisation and Performance!!Organise your network at workstations using a 3750 router.Performance is to increase the traffic!!
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This dude explained a topic in 8 mins what my college proff couldn't in a semester.
saved my ass on my exam
That is so weird that's exactly what ran through my mind and then I looked down to see your comment lol
RUclips is about to start its own university if it was smart
He lost me at pizza
@@1rickslater ur crazy bro
Give this man a raise! It kills me when professors don't explain THE WHY when explaining concepts. This is so helpful, thank you.
I felt this
Fr! My instructor has us on video modules talking about some 1111.1111 business without the basics. 🥹
Why all professors are same😢
Did my man just damn near draw a perfect circle without a compass????
he is good
I'm glad I wasn't the only one mesmerized by that circle😅 I couldn't help but stare at the perfectly connected endpoints 🤭
he must really love pizza
Yeah, and when he drew the slice lines, they intersected perfectly in the middle!!! Haha pretty knarly!
He could probably throw a knife and drop a crow at 50 yards______
I actually Had this guy as a teacher/director of my networking course. He is far more amazing in person..
Where is he teaching at?
Can he eat a pizza in one sitting though?
Damn right I can. Can't you tell? Are 1 or 12 in one sitting.
@@kindabad 1 pizza, 12 slices
@@kindabad Hey Berry this video rocks, I am going to watch your whole channel.
Berry, you are the man!
You are so correct, Mr. Berry Smith. What and why subnetting ? ! Everyone else --- EVERYONE on RUclips --- rolls over that crucial question / topic / insight except you. Students know how to "mimic the numbers" as you say, but they lack an independent understanding. They cannot see the forest because there are too many trees. My light-bulb (admittedly dim) was activated by your observations.
In sum, my humble and enthusiastic thanks to you. YOURS was the key video explaining WHY. Excellent. It's so much easier now (post Berry Smith video) to get into the weeds and understand splitting up addresses on the router for the reasons of (1) security; (2) organization; and (3) performance. THANK YOU. I subscribed and thumbs-up to you. I'm now heading to your playlists to see all the other vids you have in this networking area.
I'm nominating you for an Oscar as Best RUclips Tutor in a Crucial Technical Area. You are a certain winner!!
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I don't know which one I applaud more. His elegant explanation of the topic, or that his freehand circle and sectoring drawing! Both are excellent!
Straight and clear cut explanation unlike many text books tutorials that are too technical.
If you need to know more about subnetting and this is the first of Berry's videos you've come across, I STRONGLY advise you to watch all of his videos on this subject matter! Berry is a great teacher! I thought subnetting would be a subject I would never really be able to grasp based on how others have explained it. Then, I found Berry's videos and improved my knowledge greatly because of Berry.
If you are reading this Berry, thank you so much for your help! :)
I always come back to this before an interview! The best subnetting video there is!
Well done! I knew it must be easier that these other fellows made it seem. Some can explain simply, and some cannot; it’s a gift. You have it.
Finally, someone who knows how to explain IT concepts in a simple way…Great content!!!
Sir you have just saved my life with these videos. Thank you for making it so approachable!
after reading 1 whole chapter for this i now understand it more clearly! thank you for your direct concept.
Every networks student deserves a lecture like you💯.
Thank you.
"I was told how but wasn't told Why"
Encapsulated my entire experience trying to learn this aspect of networking. Thank you Berry!
3 years ago i saw this video and that time I was so happy because he explained it very well. Now I'm watching this again coz I decided to pursue my career in networking
Happy for u
How did it turn out? I want a career in networking
trying to understand this has convinced me to AVOID networking!
@@MsDanyelleMLol
@@f44had I did avoid networking... To the point of dropping the class and taking project management instead.
And I can still only BARELY explain subnetting ! 😳
wow! it was like a piece of Pizza.. wonderful explanation of subnetting!! Thanks for making it so simple to understand.
Really enjoyed the demonstration and just want to thank you for explaining it in a easy way
Basic but powerful explanation. I really appreciate your knowledge sharing. Thank you so much!!!!!
Great video man. My head was scrambled with the maths before I even understood what subnetting is
Love your teaching style, much needed. easy to understand with a real time example.
great explanation and simple explanation to get the concept right. When I talk to network admins to explain things, they kind of make things more complicated and does not want to share knowledge.. Hats off to Berry !
Excellent lesson! Thanks for explaining, helps with my IT studies. Nice freehand circle by the way
Wonderful explanation. With that real life pizza example learning became more concrete and easy to remember. Thank you.
Berry,
Thank you very much for a nice breakdown of the subnetting and its benefits. That pizza analogy is brilliant.
I've never come across an explanation on subnet as clear and enjoyable than this. Great work bud ! :)
I was searching for "why" all day. Thank you so much.!
Flawless execution sir. I tip my hat in your general direction!
Thank you for actually explaining what is in the first place. Instead of jumping from how we get a subnet mask, I would like to first know what the hell it's even for or why it exist.
Thank you for taking the time.! As you said most people skip this crucial part. Things make more sense to me now.
I’ve watched so many videos on subnetting, and this is the only guy who bothered to actually explain what it is and why you would use it. I personally need to know the why to learn the how, so this was awesome.
Very good explanation of Subnets - thank you for putting it in plain English!
Thank you very much for making this so clear. this entire series is a godsend.
Finally someone who explains why do we need things and not just explain without any reasoning behind! Good job!! Keep up the good work!
Awesome video that explains a complex concept in less than ten minutes
I don't think you can get a better explanation on subnet than this. Great work Berry! & the analogy :)
Thank you. As a non network person this answered my question beautifully.
Brilliant explanation. Really happy you talked about why it was important and why we use it, since that information seems scarce! Thank you so much.
I have seen more than an hour of Eli the computer guy videos over and over again, I didn't understand anything and Mr. Smith explained to us clearly in 8 minutes, Thanks.
Thank you, this is exactly the position I'm in right now. Doing an online course right now and the last hour or so has been "here's how to subnet and here's a quick way to subnet" without any explanation of wtf subnetting actually is or is used for. Exactly the video I needed!
Appreciated. Explain really easily anyone can understand... Thanks alot. Subscribed 🙌🏼
Great Educator. Thank you Mr Smith.
Wow, I finally understand subnetting. I've been watching a whole bunch of other videos but this one is the one that helps me understand subnetting. Thank you!
Network management is also a good reason to mention here, which is related to the organizational structure of the company. I guess you could consider that under organization but we use the term network management quite often and I believe that it should be mentioned as a term or reason.
Great presentation overall!
Super easy to follow explanation! Thank you.
Great video! I'm a few years into my it career and now I understand subnetting better.
Thank you. I loved your presentation. I agree with you that it's important to know the WHY we are doing it.
that's a nice ass circle.
Thank you. I liked it as well.
Berry Smith also, thanks for the tutorial! It helped me understand the concept! Cheers.
I was thinking the same thing lmao
I dont understand how people like you do this. My circles are always lop sided.
If I drew that circle i would pause, and be like "I JUST BLEW MY MIND!"
I never seen any such a wonderful session in my life. You are awesome!!
Oh my god THANK YOU. I have been struggling with this concept since I started learning networking and you explained this so well. Thank you so much!
THANK YOU! Even the Google IT cert didn’t explain this.
literally this
agreed
is he has a playlist for computer network or something?
Exactly why I watched this, awesome
exactly the same reason i came here :D
You made it so much easier to understand. Thank you so much.
Very simple and crystal clear explanation of Pizza sub netting .This round pizza makes me understand about sub netting
Exellent tutorial ,great teacher.
Yes, very clear answer. You explained it well and it was easy to understand and remember. Where the reside on the OSI model was great information, Thank you!
Excellent explanation and Thank you for making this video.🙏👍
I'm impressed with the way he explains....thanks I got helped.
Kudos to the network engineers who introduced this TCP/ IP.... Looks a bit confusing but makes a lot of sense.
You really got it to the point and explained the most important question... WHY SUBNET?
Thank you so much for this video!
Subbed!
Thank you so much! Your explanation is so easy to understand!
Excellent video. As a software developing seeking to refresh my memory on basic networking concepts, I've found the content in this video to be very well balanced. Normally I don't bother commenting on videos, but I felt this was good (I've not watched the series) that it warranted a comment. Keep up the good work. Like most fields, there are people that excel within them but are lousy at transferring that knowledge over to others, especially if they learn slightly differently. Finding teachers that can pull that off are rare indeed.
You are a fantastic teacher. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for this video. It helps to understand why we use subnets. Your video helped me grasp the overall concept of subnetting. Thank you :)
Perfect video man!. I mean I have gone through series of videos regarding this but nobody had the same clarity to explain this like you have.
Wow, thank you! Such a great and simple explanation. I had been scared away from even touching subnets and I knew there would be a decent explanation on RUclips. I'm actually excited to watch your other videos!
Why do we subnet;
S: Security
O: Organization
P: Performance
SOP = Slice Of Pizza.
This man is a genius.
Excellent example with the pizza! Made me understand a lot of things I didn’t understand before!
Amazing video! Thanks so much for this! Sir, you are a fantastic teacher!
i love the analogy, thanks for the why of subnetting, thanks a lot, now im moving to the other videos, thanks a lot.
Thanks..at my job I was asked to be a tech and I have had most of my experience in PC and software implementation. Recently our only network administrator quit - being the only tech there- now they have me trying to learn. They wont hire a network guy although we support over 600 people..I just started to jump in to even understand what subnettimg is..as I notice many folks on different subnets but definitely its disorganized at the moment from your video
i love how you teach. i appreciate you Sir. thank you.
When you said professor teach you how to subnet but not why it was as if you read my mind. What's worse is I can ask my professors to explain it and it just made things so confusing. Thank you for posting this!
Great video. I really appreciate you breaking down subnetting into what and why topics.
Excellent teaching skills, well done
I learn from analogies much easier. I appreciate you doing this video! Thanks. Great job.
I am currently trying to connect my main router/modem to a mesh network, and add two Eufy Homebases up, along with the cameras and sensors. I am replicating what I will do to set up a friend's setup. I know the basics, and can experiment happily at home, but when I go to install the setup, I want to KNOW what I am doing. Toggling between theory and practice now. Excellent!
wonderfully gifted instructor. It took me years to understant this piece of pizza until now.
Very good job explaining !!! made it simple and to the point !!!!
Thank you for this lesson. Especially the part why do we use subnetting
Found this video with very informative explainations about subnet! Great job Berry!
I don't know why.. but you're the only one who explained this in an Understandable way..
Exactly what I needed. You're awesome, Barry!
Why does no one ever think to explain why we do things, not just how. This really helped me understand subnetting!
Very simple but people make it very complex....Thank you .
Man, this was a fantastic explanation. Loved it.
Great explanation and analogy sir! Thank you! Better than my paid course from Udemy.
Utterly fantastic explanation! Thank you so much for uploading this.
Thank you so much for the information, all the other videos explain how to read the Subnet, but don't explain why do we use it and it's the actual purpose.
Superb explanation.The analogy you used is simply awesome
wow, thanks. such an easy way to explain things. I loved
Thank you so much. Textbook did NOT start with why. It just went into what and how, tbh I wouldn't even say that it explained what Subnet is. I had to refer to an older textbook that just brushed on the topic which was brain dumped. This was just so simple and just thank you
Great teaching is a beautiful thing. Bravo
Brilliant, thank you for spending time to create and share this. The best video I’ve seen on subnetting
This is what I was looking for! Thank you so much
Thanks man Subnetting is divided into smaller pieces of a network this is absolutely done to secure the network through Security,Organisation and Performance!!Organise your network at workstations using a 3750 router.Performance is to increase the traffic!!
May God give you more strength. What a nice explanation.
thank you sir... superbbb way of explaination with a simplicity in the language....
You are the best Ive watched all your videos and the way you deliver the info is perfect pls dont stop teaching ever
I'm mathematics and computer science student and I went in a really good mood when I saw a perfectly round circle equally divided by hand
wery well.
You explained this so well, I'm not a computer guy whatsoever. I'm trying to get into cs, subscribed!!