How to Determine the Broadcast Address for your Network

41 thoughts on “How to Determine the Broadcast Address for your Network”

• Thank you soo muchhh

• Thanks for teaching this concept brother, lot of videos i watched in YouTube but i can't get clear idea, after watching your video i understand broadcast concept clearly. Thank you so much brother.

• What if you need to find the broadcast id for a classless subnet? You did not explain that. I can’t pass the CCNA by only understanding classfull subnets. Can you explain ANDing too?

• Really i didn't understand 😢😢😢

• It's not broadcast id it is network id for that perticular ip 😅

• Thank you so much Sir! God Bless You!

• Thanks a lot man

• in the last octet, what if there was a 1 in the bottom subnet mask?

  would that stay a 1 or be changed to a 0?

• 6mins to understand this, thanks for the simple explanation and very understandable video.

• Numbers, Mason!!! WHAT THEY ARE MEAN??😊

• What if it’s not all 0s at the bottom

• Thank you 🙏

• Thank you

• good explanation

• thank you even after 7 years still better then what most teachers can teach, I am teaching myself networking so I can become a white hat hacker and the guy that sets up the Network for huge companies or starting companies This is more a of a hobby and would be a job if successful

• What if we have one and zeroes at the buttom

• I have never seen such and easy explanation of this topic. AMAZING!!

• Fantastic. Thank you.

• Very good explanation

• Keep this video is on.
  There are still need to know. Like my, this video has 7 year's and still useful

• This is easy, your video helped me a lot, thanks Man!! (;

• GOD

• Straight to the point

• I FINALLY UNDERSTAND!!!!! I COULD CRY!!! IM SO GLAD I CAME ACCROSS THIS VIDEO, THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH 🙂

• By the time you do the calculation the exam time is over!. It's past lunchtime!.

• Thank you….you made it sow Easy for me to Understand 👍

• Wow
  Beautiful!
  Will subscribe if you make more content.
  Also, you don't explain what bcast id is nor its use.

• I think you are wrong.they became all 1 from 100 so (.00000111)

• I also understand very deeply

• a totally misguiding explanation. how did you find those 0 and 1 but they are coming after removable number from the bigger if possible it is one if not that is 0. so just randomly given Networks bits.

• Hi All, I found this video useful, I also found that I could work this out using the following functions out in Excel

  =MID, =DEC2BIN, =BIN2DEC =CONCAT & a few IF statements..

  Trust this helps

• THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Was struggling with this.

• very nice, keep going dude :)ur doing it very well , Thank you

• 3rd octet has 8 bits

• Bro i think 100 is not equal 011000100. 100 equal 01100100. Thanks for your tutorial

• And where is the video where you explain what a Broadcast address is and what it's used for? ^_^*

• Looks to me that at 3:43 only 2 zeros are needed. And the total is 9 instead of 8 digits.

• you explain better then our teacher hhahaa

• There is mistake in 100 binary at 03:24

• Aaaaaand if it isn't all 0's????????????

• Thanking you very much

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