CN | IP address Subnetting Supernetting | Supernetting or Aggregation | Ravindrababu Ravula

32 thoughts on “CN | IP address Subnetting Supernetting | Supernetting or Aggregation | Ravindrababu Ravula”

• Excellent clarity of content beautifully presented

• Sir when will remaining lectures of CN will get uploaded

• How does 2⁷+2⁷= 2⁸?

• Sincerely appreciate all the effort you put in these high quality videos. People like you make the world a better place 🙂

• Thank you dear , Very well explained lecture….

• Great great explanation 👏👏

• Sir why you have deleted new videoo…It was really helpful for study from new videoos.please upload that videos which you have deleted.

• Sir if we have 7 IP addresses given with mask /24 how can we check the 3rd rule because the total size =7*2^8 which is equal to 1792 and it can taken as bits ??…like in your 1st example u take 4*2^8 which is equal to 2^10 so we check last 10 bits of 1st IP is divisible by 2^10 or not.. So how can we do it for 7*2^8

• 15:00 how to add IP and subnet ??

• guys for all who have a doubt a 24:50 about how ip addresses are contigous, read this explanation

  You have 25 bits for the Network ID. (Actually the range of hosts for that particular network is contigous)
  
  100.1.2.0/25 's range is 100.1.2.00000000 to 100.1.2.01111111 and
  
  100.1.2.128/25's range is 100.1.2.10000000 to 100.1.2.11111111. You can observe that both are contiguous

• Thanks sir

• Mind Blowing Teaching . Never seen such a soft CS Teacher

• Great explanation!!! Thanks from Brazil

• Awesome lecture. I have a doubt though, how is 100.1.2.0 and 100.1.2.128 contiguous?? Please help

• Thank you so much

• Last example is not clear…about contigous 24:50

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• one of the best subnetting class on youtube

• Sir, I have little confusion at
  15:10 as 200.1.0.0 is supernet mask as you have mentioned but as I have learnt from your lactures it should be supernet ID can you please clarify that

• Thank you

• Very nice way of teaching with proper voice modulation… Thank You Sir

• Awesome video sir, was struggling with this topic… tysm

• Could supernetmask for last example be 255.255.255.0?

• How do you find out the size of a network?

• One of the best instructors ever. God bless you!

• Thank you so much. I've been struggling with this

• Thank you so much sir it is very useful to me sir

• 'Till now we have seen' that u r the best

• Thank You sir, Very informative and helpful video

• Nicely explained. Thank You

• hi can you please post a video of supernetting of class B address with different subnet?

• Thank you sir for this video

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