Cisco Training CCNA IP Addressing – Part 5 of 5
Instructor John Mills CCIE #5037 takes us through an IP addressing calculation as performed by computer devices in part five of the series
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FUKIN LOVLEY !! CHEERZ
Nice one, Thanks..
I’m just about to start my CCNA training, i found this video (and all the others I watched so far) to be excellent and you make it easy to understand by breaking it down !
Thank you !
be carefull john not to make “too many” mistakes.
but, i would have you as my tutor. you have a talent to put your message across.
i found your videos quite usefull in understanding ip adressing.
thanks. do more please!
He did make a mistake when he converted 60 to binary. he should have turned on binary 4.
The result would have been the same thou. Great videos. I watched all of them.
How did he get 56 when he converted the binary numbers back to decimals I got 60
O.K., so 60 should be written 00111100. But even if you ANDed it as 00111000 it still would’ve given you a 0 as the result for those bits because the value in the Subnet was 0, right?
He did 60 wrong
It should be 32+16+8+6 (00111100) not 00111000
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watched 5 vids – gr8 work cheers!!!
Mr. John Mills I really appreciate your video! Thank You!
I think you also have a mistake. If you are going to AND [60]00111100 & [248]11111000 you will arrive with the answer of [56]00111000 for the subnet, [63]00111111 for the broadcast address and 203.200.10.57 – 203.200.10.62 of host range.
Great video, very well structured. Pls show some CIDR’s thanks!
John,
I watched 5 in a row -
great presentation,
thanks for your time
and posting these videos
-jj
There’re mistakes in the video examplo for subnetting bacause .60 in binary is not 11100 is 111100 so the subnetwork portion address is 201.200.10.111000 and the broadcast is 201.200.10.59 or 201.200.10.00111011
besides the host range changes too, to .57-.58
great video series..great job John.. more vid please
Great job John. I watched the 5 parts as a refresher and they were great. Please post some more videos. You’re videos are very easy to follow and understand.
Very well done, thank you, I will be subscribing to hopefully learn more!
thanks for the educational info…I would love to see more of your videos..thank you !!!
Thank you Mr. John Mills, PLEASE MORE MORE MORE. I enjoy learning from you. I wish my teacher knew asmuch as you. I’am very intrested in more knowledge. Thank you very much Mr. Mills I appreciate it tremendously!
You ‘re right i noticed that too, thanks for the info.
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“will find out himself.”
silly silly
us women find it helpful to
guys are not the only ones interested
and thank you john! great videos
This is good, I think you explain this better than my teacher. Might be the fact that he uses a whiteboard instead of special effects XD. This is good