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I owe you big time. Thanks a lot for this detailed explanation! I mean who takes classes for Cisco like this? This is amazing training. Is this a college? Where is it? New York?? Please do reply.
I think that VLSM is "so hard" because those who teach it seem to over explain the subject... it's not as complex as most instructors make it out to be.
For the first problem i was confused for the /27 subnet. But then i saw how you got 95 for the broadcast. Just add 31 which is the 5 zero's, and add the previous broadcast of 64. Thanks
30-50 secs thats all you got in CCNA exam to do 1 question, better off doing shortcuts once you got theory covered eg Binary behind all the subnetting,
Do it in your head. you have /24, you have 256 to play with. you need 64 (60). you take 256 and divide by 2 and borrow 1 bit, u get 128. u divide again and borrow a bit, you get 64. 2 divisions, 2 bits borrowed. you add those 2 bits to 24. Rinse and repeat. Don't forget hosts are -2 from the total available for network and broadcast. The amount of shitty videos and books i read before this was obvious.
Stop moving the freaking camera. You're not making a movie. It's not like he's moving around the room. He's pretty much stationary. Only moving 3ft at most. Annoying
I'm only up to 5minutes and i've already learnt more compared to 3hrs in my uni workshop for networking.
THIS IS AMAZING !!!
It helps me a lot in understanding VLSM.
It helps people like me self studying.
Great teaching and Great explanation.
Thanks for uploading.
I understood 0% of VLSM before seeing this. I think I'm at 90% now. That's how useful this was.
This video is a gem, what an explanation.. I'm just speechless, best VLSM video out there.. Lucky students, thank you sir :-)
Thank you so much Nicholas, your video about VLSM is a great and very easy learning vidoe I ever watch. Thanks again and God bless. Mike/ Canada
Awesome... All your classes are great!! looking forward to listen to all your classes
Mate, you saved my ass. Such a great teacher and easy to understand.
I like the way you teach. you simplify problems in genius way. thank you very much.
one of the best lectures i have ever had in my life.
Merci infiniment je suis dans une formation de technicien réseaux télécoms je vous avoue que vous m'avez aider enormement . merci infiniment de partager La science . à la prochaine pour d'autres vidéos.
Hi Sir,
Wonderful is the only word to express my gratitude. You done a great work.
Regards
really this is the first time to understand clearly, thanks a lot.
A very good explanation. I would like to ask if you could hint the textbook that you have used for your class and that would be very much appreciated.
VERY GOOD PROFESSOR
Liked your thoughts you told to students
Its always best practice to make whatever we learn in lecture
Great Teacher he makes it easy to follow his lectures.
what about 8 hosts each instead of 60host and 20 hosts?
Dmmm!! This video just secure my point in the exam thank you Sir! more to come
18:47 i dont understand what your mean by: 64 if you want them to be consecutive shouldn't it be 32?
Awesome Teacher, explained very well and clearly. Thank you!
what is host and what is network
Especially, the last example was amazing, your explanation too :) thanks a lot!
Enjoyable the class. Greetings from Mexico.
please, how can i get this video.
ok nevermind i think i got it so every new subnet has to be consecutive right after the next one right?
Yes I think so. You start from the highest number of IP's required, assign them a range, and then for the next network, continue from the next IP.
This guy is world class lecture
Thank you Sir. You are a great teacher. Thanks !
Understand well on Vlsm concept material that still applies to 2017
i really enjoyed every bit of it. thanks so much
Wished i had a teacher like this when i was in class
So very helpful and detailed. Thanks as this has really helped me.
I owe you big time. Thanks a lot for this detailed explanation! I mean who takes classes for Cisco like this? This is amazing training. Is this a college? Where is it? New York?? Please do reply.
thank you very much Sir.You help me so much, to solve misconception about vlsm network
Great Lecture, thank you Nicholas.
Thanks, I love your lectures
Wonderful! thank you so much for uploading this video, it was very helpful
Great stuff!...Hey are you guys a HIghSchool or an College? Nice explanation.
Super super good video! Thank you very much. However the camera is moving a lot!
I think that VLSM is "so hard" because those who teach it seem to over explain the subject... it's not as complex as most instructors make it out to be.
this is awesome ... thank you very much.
great video it clears things up thank you for uploading
Wow... that's a good teacher.
For the first problem i was confused for the /27 subnet. But then i saw how you got 95 for the broadcast. Just add 31 which is the 5 zero's, and add the previous broadcast of 64. Thanks
Good teacher. Auto focus and audio clipping was annoying at parts, but the content is good. Thanks.
The auto-focus doesn't bother me as much as the camera movement.. I can't watch this.
HOLY SHIT! This guy is one loooooonnnngggg winded dude.
Great video
This is great! Thx!
great teacher! thank you
super lessons it helped me to understand VLSM
12:00 he made a smiley face
Thank you very much
It is a very good class but the camera movement back and forth makes it very hard to watch. About 5 mins at a time is all you can watch.
thanks a lot ,, it is very useful
The Best Instructor
You have save my homework !
For the love of god to who ever's filming please turn autofocus off.
Thank you, grateful
thank you very much..it help me alot.
Awesome !! Thank you :D
owesome job.
thanks , very good lesson .
GREAT STUFF
Damn this makes sense now!!
great help thank you
i like ur style...
Thank youuuuuu!
Yep. That's the back of my head.
30-50 secs thats all you got in CCNA exam to do 1 question, better off doing shortcuts once you got theory covered eg Binary behind all the subnetting,
Who the hell is running the camera? Can't pay attention when the auto-focus is constantly moving and the camera is all over the place.
awesom
Great lecture. Though the video made me noxious.
after watching ths i created a vslm network in packet tracer
Do it in your head. you have /24, you have 256 to play with. you need 64 (60). you take 256 and divide by 2 and borrow 1 bit, u get 128. u divide again and borrow a bit, you get 64. 2 divisions, 2 bits borrowed. you add those 2 bits to 24. Rinse and repeat. Don't forget hosts are -2 from the total available for network and broadcast. The amount of shitty videos and books i read before this was obvious.
Stop moving the freaking camera. You're not making a movie. It's not like he's moving around the room. He's pretty much stationary. Only moving 3ft at most. Annoying
Good teacher. Auto focus and audio clipping was annoying at parts, but the content is good. Thanks.