Cisco Training CCNA IP Addressing - Part 5 of 5

John,
I watched 5 in a row -
great presentation,
thanks for your time
and posting these videos
-jj

There're mistakes in the video examplo for subnetting bacause .60 in binary is not 11100 is 111100 so the subnetwork portion address is 201.200.10.111000 and the broadcast is 201.200.10.59 or 201.200.10.00111011
besides the host range changes too, to .57-.58

great video series..great job John.. more vid please

Great job John. I watched the 5 parts as a refresher and they were great. Please post some more videos. You're videos are very easy to follow and understand.

Very well done, thank you, I will be subscribing to hopefully learn more!

thanks for the educational info...I would love to see more of your videos..thank you !!!

Thank you Mr. John Mills, PLEASE MORE MORE MORE. I enjoy learning from you. I wish my teacher knew asmuch as you. I'am very intrested in more knowledge. Thank you very much Mr. Mills I appreciate it tremendously!

You 're right i noticed that too, thanks for the info.

Cisco Tricks pleasssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeee

"will find out himself."
silly silly
us women find it helpful to
guys are not the only ones interested

and thank you john! great videos

This is good, I think you explain this better than my teacher. Might be the fact that he uses a whiteboard instead of special effects XD. This is good

Great video, I've already taken this course, but rewatching this video refreshes a lot of topics and makes ccna 3 a bit easier.

Brill Thanks if you can post your Cisco tricks that would be great!

nono its Ok. the video is still very helpfull. Everyone that is intereseted in this topic will find out himself. So its a good test for everyone ;) Thx again from germany ;)

Apologies, you are quite right! I will try to ammend this video.

John

Isn`t there a mistake in the video ? When he is doing the logical end he gives for the IP X.X.X.60 a 00111000 for the last octet but it has to be a 00111100. Let me know when I am wrong. The rest is just perfect. Thx a lot

Isn`t there a mistake in the video ? When he is doing the logical end he gives for the IP X.X.X.60 a 00111000 for the last octet but it has to be a 00111100. Let me know when I am wrong. The rest is just perfect.

Cisco has a complete CCNA curriculum they offer on the subject. It's a lot of work, and requires much dedication and love of all things networking.

In the end you get the certification if you can past the HARD test.

As a recent college graduate in IT, I have to thank you for your great YouTube videos on the CCNA.

Please create more of these as the videos explain the subject better than most the Cisco's curriculum does.

Thank you John, loved the CCNA course I attended that you taught recently, and the videos are a brilliant refresher in preperation for the exams.

This is Awesome, I'm loving it

hi robman78, i want a lil help from you. i am thinking for doing CCNA, but i don't know where to start, how hard is it? i don't know much about Networking, just can manage little network, (Lan) , but don't know much about networking. so can u please guide me that where to start. i will appreciate your help

Presented in clear, simple and and logical manner. Really good. Just what is needed to understand simple IP in the working world. In addition to the well organized content, i like John 's clear pronunciation, guess that comes with his Englishman accent. Keep it coming and THANK YOU JOHN! Well Done!

the bomb! lovin it.

These are really good!! Cuts through the bull and gets right to it. Good job, John.