Cisco IP subnetting 101: Five more things you should know

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Does he mention ARP being a layer 2 protocol?
LOL

 

WHY SUBNETING IS VERY DIFFCULT IN UNDERSTANDING?
I NEED EASY WAY TO UNEDRSAND THAT

 

"Ain't no sunshine when she's gone
It's not warm when she's away
Ain't no sunshine when she's gone"

ahem, sorry, couldn't help myself..

There's no shortcut. You have to work at it. Understand binary math and take your time to make sense of IP.

and no need to "shout"...

 

Theres absolutely no easy way around, practice practice practice....and once you are confidant on the basics jump into vlsm and supernetting (route summarization) as ccna will test you to the limit on those...
I used to practice on

 

You're responding to someone who has posted a single post, made well over a year ago... I doubt they're watching anymore...

 

Thats what happens when you are a new kid on the block to forums...

 

OK, Blowing my own trumpet here! But, had a lot of good responses from some stuff I put on youtube. Search form "cisco training" and you'll find it

John

 

Don't stop fellas. I'm still learning from this forum and the questions.

 

The way I used to learn subnetting was via the "Enhanced Bob Maneuver" method. It works for me but not for everyone. I originally learned how to use it on my way to getting my MCSE but has been helpful with
https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/thread/16199

 

It is now 2012 and I am reading it. Just because it is an old thread does not mean people will not read it in the future.

 

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