IP Addressing and Subnetting

Master subnetting effortlessly for CCENT/CCNA exams. This course simplifies complex concepts, ensuring you can calculate subnet boundaries and host addresses with ease.

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Brief Summary

This course simplifies the daunting topic of subnetting, essential for networking exams. You'll get to grips with calculating subnet boundaries and dive into Variable Length Subnet Masks, making subnetting feel easy and approachable.

Key Points

  • Subnetting is crucial for CCENT/CCNA or ICND1 exams.
  • Understanding basic IP addressing is key to mastering subnetting.
  • The course is divided into sections with increasing difficulty.
  • Learn to calculate subnet boundaries and valid host addresses.
  • Introduction to Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSMs).

Learning Outcomes

  • Master subnetting calculations for networking exams.
  • Understand and apply Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSMs).
  • Confidently subnet networks mentally.
  • Increase your skills in designing efficient networks.
  • Break down complex subnetting concepts into simple steps.

About This Course

Learn the easy way to subnet

One of the most intimidating but extremely important subjects on the CCENT/CCNA or ICND1 exam is subnetting.

If you started listening from basic IP addressing which is covered in our list of topics from the beginning and have understood everything, then you won't have any problem understanding subnetting.

I'm going to try and explain subnetting as simply as possible and hope to answer all your questions.

Now, because subnetting is a big topic to talk about, I've split it into a few sections. Logically, as you move on to higher sections, the concepts and material difficulty will increase:

The guide will help you in calculating subnet boundaries and valid host address fast enough for use in a Cisco CCNA or ICND1 exam.

  • Introduces you to subnetting

  • you’ll learn about Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSMs) and how to design a network using VLSM.

  • By the end of the course You will be able to subnet a network in your head.

Instructors

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sikandar Shaik

Sikandar Shaik CCIEx3 (RS / SP / SEC)Senior Technical Instructor | Network ConsultantSikandar Shaik, a Triple CCIE (Enterprise, Service Provider, Security #35012), is a highly accomplished and motivated senior technical instructor and network consultant with over 20 years of experience. He specializes in delivering training across a broad spectrum of Cisco certifications, from CCNA to CCIE, with expertise in Routing...

Instructors

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Shaik Gouse Moinuddin

Sikandar Shaik, a dual CCIE (RS/SP# 35012),is a highly experienced and extremely driven senior technical instructor and network consultant. He has been training networking courses for more than 12 years, teaching on a wide range of topics including Routing and Switching, Service Provider and Security (CCNA to CCIE).  Founder & Senior Technical Instructor at NOA Solutions, Leading Cisco Training Institute...

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4.9 course rating
4K ratings
ui-avatar of Lai Kim Lung @Kenny
Lai K. L. @.
4.5
9 months ago

Clear explanation on VLSM. Well done!

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ui-avatar of S Chester
S C.
3.0
1 year ago

Lesson is good, moves quick.

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ui-avatar of John Papazoglou
John P.
5.0
1 year ago

very informative. i suggest it

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ui-avatar of Frantz Charles
Frantz C.
5.0
1 year ago

it's clear on mobile and the voici are very clear too. that's good. but more exercices will be very important.

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ui-avatar of ANDREW HENRY SMITH
Andrew H. S.
5.0
1 year ago

Best

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ui-avatar of Ramesh Kumar
Ramesh K.
5.0
2 years ago

New to the networking and subnetting concepts? This is the best place to start and become an expert in a few hours of training. Explained a complex subject in a simpler way with lots of sample questions. Thank you.

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ui-avatar of Andrew Martinez
Andrew M.
5.0
2 years ago

it took me a bit of time to understand this because i was new. once i learned subnetting a bit on my own, i re-watched this to understand it better. this lesson is very good. if you don't understand the concepts well, re-watch it or study another method. for me, i think i have to be taught things in different ways to grasp it. bought this 1-2 years ago and when watching it now, i really understand it and learned additional information i didn't yet know. thank you!

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ui-avatar of Jeffrey L. Nass
Jeffrey L. N.
4.5
3 years ago

Yes, it's informative and helpful

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ui-avatar of Armaan
Armaan
5.0
4 years ago

Fantastic and Easy to understand explanation by Instructor, Much needed if you are struggling with subnetting. Thanks

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ui-avatar of Doug Greer
Doug G.
5.0
5 years ago

Exactly the core information I am looking for. Very easy to follow. Additional resources are not available for download but this fact doesn't take away from the excellent examples given. Forced to take notes and I think it may have helped me understand the methods taught even better than if just downloading the materials.

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