
Subnetting Secrets has been designed to help you learn to subnet in just a few short lessons. It is designed to help you quickly and accurately get to the answers so you can apply them to networking exams and technical interviews.
If you can tick boxes then you can learn to subnet using my proven formula.
How to find an IP address in a Class C subnet with a 25 bit mask.
Master class c subnetting with a 28-bit mask, determine host addresses, calculate /28 increments of 16, and identify broadcast addresses for exam-ready subnet calculations.
Explore class C subnetting with a 29-bit mask, determine subnet increments from 24 to 29, and identify the host address 200.155.80.
Discover how a class B subnet with an 18-bit mask yields 64-block increments, creating 150.200.0.0/18 and 150.200.64.0/18 networks, and how to identify the network for the example address.
Demonstrate applying a 19-bit subnet mask to a class b network, calculating the subnet, host addresses, and broadcast across octets. Explain determining the first and last hosts within that range.
Learn class B subnetting with a 20-bit mask, using increments of 16 to determine subnets and identify the first host and broadcast addresses.
Analyze class b subnetting with a 21-bit mask to determine subnet increments and host ranges. Practice applying the last-two-octet approach and exam-style calculations to identify valid subnets.
Class B subnetting with a 23-bit mask, tracing subnet increments and identifying the first address within the subnet for an exam-style question.
Master subnetting for class B networks using a 24-bit mask, enabling efficient IPv4 address planning and subnet creation.
Explore class B subnetting using a 25-bit mask, calculate incremental subnets, and apply zero subnet as well as fourth octet and third octet rules to determine host ranges.
Explore class b subnetting with a 26-bit mask and learn a quick method to compute the network and host portions by stepping in 32-bit increments across octets.
masterclass on class b subnetting shows how a 28-bit mask builds from a 24-bit base and uses 16-address increments.
Explore class a subnetting with a 10-bit mask by working through IP address 10.100.193, applying binary masks and 64 increment boundaries to identify hosts and broadcast.
Learn class a subnetting with a 12-bit mask, applying increments of 16 to identify networks and host ranges, including subnet zero, first and last hosts, and the broadcast address.
Design example 1 shows subnetting by selecting a mask to support at least 10 hosts per subnet and computing host bits in the last octet.
Design example 2 shows borrowing four host bits to create a /28 mask, yielding 16 subnets with 14 usable hosts each to meet the nine-subnet, ten-host requirement.
Design example 3 demonstrates subnet planning from a network address to create at least 30 subnets by borrowing bits to reach 32, with 11 host bits yielding 2046 usable hosts.
Learn how to generate a wildcard mask from a subnet mask to match traffic from the given address block. See an example of deriving a wildcard mask for IP subnetting.
Explore wildcard masks in ip subnetting with example 2, calculating the correct wildcard to match traffic from a net and aligning with the first column.
Learn to create a wildcard mask to match traffic by rewriting a subnet mask into four columns and deriving the full wildcard mask.
127 Page Subnetting Secrets Manual
Most IT Engineers Can’t Subnet…here’s why…
Understanding IP Subnetting is a vital skill for every IT engineer and yet most don’t know how to do it or go about it completely the wrong way. Once you understand a few simple techniques of this subnetting tutorial, you can actually easily subnet any IP address in your head.
Does this sound familiar?
This is where Subnetting Secrets comes in. When I left the police force and went into IT I used to dread subnetting but when I was forced to write some notes to teach a class one day I stumbled across an easy way to subnet. If you can count to eight in your head then you can use my method explained in this subnetting tutorial to:
The techniques taught in this subnetting tutorial have been tried and tested by myself to learn to subnet, pass my MCSE, A+, Network+, CCNA, CCNP and many other non-IT exams as well as easily pass interviews for Cisco and BT. They have been used by many other students to effectively study for and pass their exams also. I know they will help you too.
What’s Included in the subnetting tutorial?
Subnetting Secrets includes: