Variable-Length Subnet Mask (VLSM) - Subnetting Mastery - FLSM and VLSM Appendix Part 2 of 2

This is how simple I need things to be great job!

VLSM is very interesting 😊

VLSM pretty harf to me, I watch it 5 time 😅

so I would see it this way: learn it, practice it, then use... online calculator on the daily basis, right?

Great video ! I do have one question though. If the requirement host IP address is something like 1000, then we would have to reach sub /24 CIDR. Do you have a guide on VLSM with a large address requirements?

I don't think it's possible to do a better job teaching subnetting. So clear, concise, quick and thorough.
Great job. I can't wait to watch more of your videos.

Bro Im on CCNA right now and you have absolutely no idea how helpful you have been your videos are literally what allowed me to pass Network + and I’m rewatching for CCNA but taking it further with your VLSM videos thanks man I’m sure you have heard this a lot but I truly think you should make a full CCNA course and chargefor it the way you explain just clicks and makes things not so intimidating

Lifesaver

Great videos. Watched them all. Thank you so much.

Why both addresses in /31 are usable hosts addresses? I understand there's no need for a broadcast, but what about network id?

Absolutely Perfect !!! Thanks !!!

I'm having one problem. How do you use the cheat sheet if the host size is over 600? I tried to use the 2 to the power of n table, but it only went up to 9. Also, the cheat sheet doesn't have a group size larger than 128. Kinda confused.

Hello,
I understood how to solve the problem using visualisation. But I am afraid how can we solve this without visualization?

If there are Oscars for subnetting videos, this series worth it without second though!!! Excellent presentation in any aspect.

Thanks man

i feel like im learning from a paid course ... its so perfectly explained

Beautiful explanation, thank you!

Ed you get enough compliments on every video you publish but I couldn't resist saying how much they help us learn or refresh these concepts. Your visualizations are on next level and I know it takes a lot of work and dedication. Thank you!

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This was clear and informative!! Amazing!

Amazing videos. Thank you so much! Maybe I missed it. Did you go over how to get the number of networks in a particular subnet?

Great Videos. Should be used in every IT Networking classroom!

Why /24 uses ip address start from 9 ?
1-126 supposedly for class A ?

Thank you!!

For a visual orientated learner this video was a boon. Thank you.

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Ok, but how to do it fast? There is no time to draw such big cidr table with colors

bro thank you really! this is so simplified much thanks again

Dude, just thank you. So much. I was lucky enough to stumble across one of your comments on reddit, and I'm so glad I did. I've watched Prof. Messer's, Mike Meyers', and Jason Dion's videos on subnetting and, although I love all of their content for my studying, none of them laid out subnetting in such a clear and easy to understand way. Thanks again!

This series has been great. I finally understand subnetting. I have been very confused using several different resources. Your explanations and cheat sheet have been the best. Thank you!!

Thanks for the help!

Thank you so much!

out of the box....supereb.

You are a master at teaching. Thank you.

One of the best comprehensible subnetting videos I have come across - Thank you very much!

excellent video! thank you very much

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH! ❤

Woahhhhhhhhhhhhh!

You mean to say that, if we use from greatest to least so that there wont be too much loss of ip address
?

Great Work!

YOU ARE THE BEST AND THANKS ALOT !

Great explanation,may god bless you guys

I encountered some practice questions online that asks for number of subnets and hosts, given only an IP Address and no CIDR. How to deal with that?

This is the second Subnetting playlist I went through and will NOT need a third one. Explanations are very well structured and I feel now confident to answer any type of questions including FLSM and VLSM. Did some extra practices and after 15 minutes the results (answers) were flawless. These are the 3 keys of the playlist to master Subnetting: A. Cheat Sheet including the four octets / B. The 4 speed tips / C. The 2 to the power of x table for VLSM efficient tailor-made subnets sizes. 11 out of 10 for Practical Networking!!!! :)