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doesn't this only solve for /24?

Hi Sir, what if subnet is less than 24

Awesome explanation. I have a question though. Is there another Sunny Table in case we need more than 256 hosts?

Thanks for connecvting tagging to Trunking!

Thank you

SO FUN!

watching this in 2024. thanks a lot this is very simple and concise!

Just want to say that you're my go-to guy when I need some tech explanation. You make it very easy to understand! A BIGH MAHALO to you Sunny!

Good explanation.

Excellent explanation sir.... Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤

Great job! It was so easy to understand.

thank you Sir

Loving your video

Thank you

Sorry if this is a blonde question but in the real world - who choses what your original ID is? A lot of the case studies I see in textbooks start with "you've been given this network ID with this mask, generate n number of subnets." What I don't understand about all of this is, how does this original network ID get generated for a business or organisation, and how does it get passed down for you to work on? Second question - it looks like there is not a fixed limit for the number of hosts and subnets. The table in the last video stopped at 256, this one stops at 65536. Are there realworld practical limitations on the number of devices a business can include in a subnet? Thank you so much for your videos - you are my first ever UA-cam subscribe because they are wonderful.

Mr. Sunny, I’ve just made practical CCNA exam only because of you. Many thanks from the Czech Republic! 🙏

You can always count on Sunny to have your back!

This looks cool for class C IP address. Why is no one asking what happens when it's a class A or B IP address!!

This is by far the simplest most intuitive subnetting approach on youtube! Thank you sir!

Thank you Sunny! It takes great intelligence to teach subnetting so clearly and simply.😊

Much Appreciation. I had 3 hours lecture on it but clearly understood from your video.

It would be great if these graphs more clearly indicated what domain they are in!

Can someone explain to me please, why we divide 16,384 by 256, not to some other number? 6.57min on the video.

hallo.

"A diligent student needs no master"

Excellent video

hey please show me how to find valid subnet and valid host

Why is the subnet /27 instead of /24?

got my exam in 2 hours, well hope this covers it, if it's asking /16 address i hope I know what to do

Simple and straight to the point, thank you!

If my router did a PAT from port 80 to 8000, how does the other router know that I'm requesting a port 80(web) instead of 8000? Thank you.

Sunny, great video.

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So comprehensive yet so simply put! Your explanation is clear and understandable. Cheers!

Very crisp and concise explanation.

love u sunnny great job

sunny sir thank you soo much you are the best!

Muito bom!

People in my System Management course cried over how our teacher explained it, we were so confused. This is so much easier!

Thank you, sir. The video was really helpful. I understand it properly.❤

thank you sir

WHere I can get this slides

In my humble opinion, you are the best on this topic on UA-cam.

Thank you very much Sir 👌👏

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perfect !

Hi Sunny great video as always! In the example we are told the network ID range is 172.30.232.0/24. You explained in this video that we use one subnetting table or the other depending on the subnet mask (e.g. /16 subnetting not the same as /24 subnetting). But how is it determined that a /24 mask is used for the network ID range? Why not 172.30.232.0/16 or 172.30.232.0/8? Also I was read in an article that, for subnetting, it is possible to borrow one bit from the network in case you need more subnets than the ones one can make with the given subnet. How is this done? Is there any limitation to this? Thank you in advance.

what a marvelous explanation!!!! Thank you so much

You are my life saver. Keep it up with the good work.