You are my teacher. You have a godgift to teach complicated concept to students. I'm CCNA but confuse VLSM until watching this your video. God blesses you stay healthy. Thank you so much.
Great Video! 1st of all and Thank You. I get caught up sometimes on counting the host bits starting with the 2 ^0 value 1st rather than starting at the 2^1 value giving you two hosts. Is there any main principles or ways to help remember that and distinguish between thoses counts?
the number 172 indicates Class B however this is classless addressing because our subnet masks are not restricted to /8, /16, and /24. So speaking about class doesn't apply with VLSM
Hey Robert! I will need to count and maybe make a playlist for just that. I have made a lot of new videos on subnetting and I have lots of older ones too. As you know.
Hi so its always 2 hosts between the routerd if its not listed? Because i saw one where there was network ABCD with host but EFG that was between the routers had nothing
I have been informed that with serial connections ISPs will use /31 subnet masks. Which seems weird to me because that is only a network address and a broadcast address but in a point to point serial network I was told it does not matter. Probably not you situation though
How can you avoid waste alot of host space when configureing 100 + 55 it is a bit difficult without wasting alot of host space. And should you always start with the largest network first?
its awesome scenario but sir if you have time i have one complex scenario which given by teacher as exam if you would like to have a look or try it will be glad to share it with you and i did it but still i have confusion somehow i am not feeling so satisfy with it so if you explain with video it would easy and help full its CLO3 question
Hi Dan hope you wont get tired posting tutorial videos. Your videos are onpoint and are always helpful. Thank you Dan.
You are welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
pro tip: you can watch movies on flixzone. I've been using it for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Warren Logan Definitely, have been watching on flixzone} for since december myself :)
2 days of trying to follow my professor and netacad and i figure it out just from watching ur vid once. ur amazing thank you!
You are my teacher. You have a godgift to teach complicated concept to students. I'm CCNA but confuse VLSM until watching this your video. God blesses you stay healthy. Thank you so much.
hey dan, thank you for helping me remember how to do this, and make it in a way that was understandable. I really appreciate you!
Thanks, watched this one day before my exam and nailed that shit
oh my god this guy saved my life loooooooooove youuuuu
WooHoo! That was a pretty good refresher quiz (for me!). Thanks! 👍👍
Looks like I can still do VLSM with the best of them! 😁
Ha! Gotta stay in practice!
straight to the point
Great Video! 1st of all and Thank You.
I get caught up sometimes on counting the host bits starting with the 2 ^0 value 1st rather than starting at the 2^1 value giving you two hosts. Is there any main principles or ways to help remember that and distinguish between thoses counts?
Thank you so much sir! This video was very very helpful!
Very excellent refresher.
Excellent explanation
Thank you Dan. Very good explain.
Thank you !!!!!!
VLSM: Do you have any videos where you do reverse VLSM? Example: You go from 8 subnets to 2 subnets?
Thank you so much!!!!😀🥲
Thank you legend.
Thanks Dan. Quick question, is the network block class B Or class C?
the number 172 indicates Class B however this is classless addressing because our subnet masks are not restricted to /8, /16, and /24. So speaking about class doesn't apply with VLSM
Question: Why did you not use a /31 mask for the point-to-point connections?
most people learning vlsm don't know what a point-to-point connection is.
thank you man
Thank you Dan
You are most welcome!
nicely explained
short and clear
Thank you so much
This is gold Dan, thank you. Have you published any books?
Thanks. Not yet. Maybe in the future...
Thanks ❤️
This is awesome. So how may videos do you have in this series on subnetting. I want to go through the whole series.
Hey Robert! I will need to count and maybe make a playlist for just that. I have made a lot of new videos on subnetting and I have lots of older ones too. As you know.
@@danscourses oh yea thats right. Sounds good.
Here is a link to my new CCNA 200-301 Playlist which I am compiling as the year progresses: ruclips.net/p/PLndqfxA_9SWEH6AHP9djFhqq7NAqClNyb
Thank you so much❤❤
thank you bro
How should be / 24 to the given ip as it the class B ip address.
thank you
Hi so its always 2 hosts between the routerd if its not listed? Because i saw one where there was network ABCD with host but EFG that was between the routers had nothing
Depends on the requirements of the network or the question.
@@danscourses is it possible for me to post the link of the exercise for to see? Cause i am bit confused of why they used 2 hosts
@@descobra5462 is it two usable hosts /30 or or two hosts period /31?
I have been informed that with serial connections ISPs will use /31 subnet masks. Which seems weird to me because that is only a network address and a broadcast address but in a point to point serial network I was told it does not matter. Probably not you situation though
How can you avoid waste alot of host space when configureing 100 + 55 it is a bit difficult without wasting alot of host space. And should you always start with the largest network first?
Yes start with the largest always
Thanks
its awesome scenario but sir if you have time i have one complex scenario which given by teacher as exam if you would like to have a look or try it will be glad to share it with you and i did it but still i have confusion somehow i am not feeling so satisfy with it so if you explain with video it would easy and help full its CLO3 question
good video
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