CN | IP address Subnetting Supernetting | Subnetting in CIDR, VLSM in CIDR | Ravindrababu Ravula

40 thoughts on “CN | IP address Subnetting Supernetting | Subnetting in CIDR, VLSM in CIDR | Ravindrababu Ravula”

• gud lecture

• very good

• How do I make 5 subnets out of /16 block?

• Very good

• Can anybody tell me how sir takes weights as 2^6 and 2^5

• well explained but there was a mistake while explaining at 32minutes, 43 seconds. actually you used one additional bit and it kind of confused me while calculation. however when i counted the number of bits on white board it made sense because there was an additional bit written there by mistake. that is understandable and I got the whole point anyway. nice explanation anyway and better than what i found earlier.

• Not properly explained why /25 have 2 subnet in one example and why 4 subnet in other with same IP.

• Excellent……………..I don't have knowledge to say how much knowledge you have. ..

• Thanks sir
  Thanks god

• at 32:38 only least significant 10 bits will have 1's in it.

• Awesome Video. Thanks a lot

• Superb teaching bro. Excellent.

• How do you know to separate the bits in the last octet?

• If 20.30.40.127/27 is the directed broadcast address of the last subnet of the network divided into 4 subnets, so does 20.30.40.127/25 implies to the directed broadcast address of the whole network ??
  Please let me know whether I am right or wrong…

• If there is anything on this universe that I hate the most,then it's subnetting.

• Sir what if i wanted to make subnets such that first would have 120. 2nd would have 60 add and last will have 10 address.

• At 15:30 he meant to say "IANA", if anyone was wondering. Look it up if you are curious.

• Thank You

• this topic always haunted me :/ Why i did not find this video earlier..:/ amazing beautiful explanation.. thank you so much sir 🙂

• Very helpful. Thank you

• Sir ek hi toh dil hai ….kitni baar jitoge ???

• Thank you sir ❤😃

• I am not understood

• Really a great teacher Sir i requested that plz provide all the lecture in you tube

• This is great.. You are great.. Thanks a ton for such free resource

• I pray all the college have teacher like you.

• awesome

• .

• love u sir

• sir u are really awesomeeeee. thank u sir

• At 32:02 You have took 9 bits. instead of 8.

• How 20 = 2 power 12 at 27:04, plz reply

• can i do subnetting into 3 equal parts

• u r amazing sir.. I n doing grt job

• nice lecture
  from bd 😍😍💜💜

• Thanks a lot for sharing superior knowledge. No one explained it in a simplified way. I just sent through linked in request. Hoping for working together in future.

• Great lecture awesome sir

• given a CIDR Ip address. how can we tell that it is subnetted or not?

• Too good.

• Sir, u r GOD of computer science

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