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Subnetting a Class C IP Address: 192.168.100.154/27

Alice AUSTIN

This video shows how to find the subnet address, broadcast address, first address, and last address of the subnet that 192.168.100.154/27 is on.

Although this is a long way to do it, if you can master each of these steps, there is not an IP addressing problem that you will not be able to solve.

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Alice AUSTIN

Alice AUSTIN is studying Cisco Systems Engineering. He has passion with both hardware and software and writes articles and reviews for many IT websites.

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50 thoughts on “Subnetting a Class C IP Address: 192.168.100.154/27”

  • I've been stuck on how to borrow. Thank you!

  • where's the 154 come from?
    Sorry idk

  • Dang! Fa Real!!! CompTia A+ Certified, a Master's Degree, 10 years later and several ontop of several lessons on subnetting, I finally get it. Really? Thank you Dale.

  • my 5 steps to understand this (finally)

    1- I went to the Uni to have a Lecture
    2- I have made some notes from the lecture
    3- I have watched this tutorial
    and 4- after doing some practice examples I have understood it perfectly 😉
    Thank you a lot

  • amazing UNDERSTOOD IT SOO WELL THANK YOU FINALLY

  • Thank you so much .great work! I have a question is that fastest way beat ccna subnet questions?

  • thanks so much for the help I got an A in my class with this video

  • THANK YOU SOOO MUCH

    My exam after 30min
    About
    Network address
    First ip
    Last ip
    Broadcast address

  • Almost everything you need to know in one video. Thank you.

  • why the FUCK did i get recommended this???

  • This is the absolute best subnetting video I have ever seen. Thank you so much!

  • You Are The Best!!!!!!! Thankkkks

  • This is AMAZING! So glad a fellow student directed me to this. I am pretty excited because I have been in classes where our IT department even brought in professional exam teachers (you know, the guys that are supposed to help you pass exams); and I've gone through a couple different college classes, and TestOut instructions and have NEVER, until now, been able to get this down! I wonder if the professionals even remember how to figure it out, lol! I bet if I asked a couple of our network engineers how to do this, they wouldn't know or remember, if they ever knew 😉 THANKS!

  • You sir are amazing. Ive been having issue with solving problem like this. Now i finally get it. i will always use ya method for reference.

  • Thank you teacher … you explain subnetting classless clearly now i can pass the exam

  • 255-224 = 31, 31-1, sine the first subnet is for broadcasting, so you get 30. 30 hosts available.

  • you should never teach, stupid boring style. learn from
    IT k Funde

  • Can someone please tell what will be the rest of 7 Network Addresses ?

  • Thank you. I must have watched 100 videos lol trying to get this

  • Thank you.I can clearly understand now.Those who are reading…Like me,I know you are still confused and came to play this video like another video explaining on subnetting.I can assure you this is the best video and will erase all of your confusion.

  • I've been trying to figure this out for a few weeks now, but two mins into your explanation and suddenly everything makes sense. Thank you so much!

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