What you'll learn

Learn to read and create binary numbers from 0 thru 255
Learn to read and create hexadecimal numbers from 0 through 9 and A through F
Discover the difference between Classful and Classless networking
How to subnet using A, B, and C networks
Find out how to subnet with both IPv4 and IPv6
Save IPv4 addresses using VLSM

Course content

5 sections • 16 lectures • 1h 24m total length

Welcome to Subnetting Made Super Simple1:01
Introduction to the course.
Basic Binary10:35
Learn to use the binary numbers that you will need when subnetting. Convert binary numbers to decimal numbers and back again. Step by step format to make it easy to follow along.
Classful IP Addressing14:59
IP addresses used to be broken down into classes. Learn about IP address classification and how it's used.
Basic Subnet Masks7:54
There is a second part to an IP address known as a subnet mask. Find out how the subnet masks that go with your classful IP addresses.

VLSM / CIDR / Route Summarization9:54
Moving onto more modern IPv4 subnetting. You'll be learning about VLSM and CIDR which are the backbone of subnetting. Once you understand this, you'll be able to conquor subnetting.
The Numbers Behind Subnetting15:51
Understanding the math behind the subnetting is important if you want to make sure you always get your subnetting right. This will walk you through how the math works with three very different examples.
Subnetting the Easy Way7:18
Now that you understand the way subnetting works, I'm going to show you something that will make your life a little easier.

Hexadecimal Numbers3:01
Learn to read and write hexadecimal numbers so you can subnet in IPv6.
Summarize IPv6 Addresses3:27
IPv6 addresses are very long, but there are ways to shorten them.
IPv6 Prefix Length3:26
A prefix length is similar to the IPv4 subnet mask, learn how to use it.
Subnetting IPv6 Addresses5:24
Learn how to do basic IPv6 subnetting. The different parts of the IPv6 address are discussed, and then you're shown how to break it down into subnets and host IDs.

Conclusion1:46
What to Do Next1:00
When you're finished learning subnetting and think you really have a thorough understanding, you're ready to move onto more advanced CCNA training. Here are my recommendations for CCNA training courses for you here on Udemy.
IPv4 Charts1:00
Charts for your use as you're going through the IPv4 section of this course.
VLSM Charts2:00
Charts to use while your working through the VLSM section of this course.
IPv6 Charts1:00
Charts to help as you work through the IPv6 section of this course.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of computer networking.
Basic math skills

Description

Whether you're just starting to learn subnetting or have been struggling with it for awhile, this guide will show you the easy way to learn to it and have you subnetting like a pro in no time. Starting with how to read binary numbers and IP addresses, you will then be walked through the process of breaking them down and creating any kind of network.

Who this course is for:

People studying for CCNA or CCENT / 100-101 ICND1 Exams
Networking professional who wants to learn to create subnets
Anyone else who wants to learn to subnet

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Course content

Just the Basics4 lectures • 34min

IPv4 Subnetting3 lectures • 33min

IPv4 Quizzes - Test Your Knowledge0

Subnetting IPv64 lectures • 15min

Conclusion and Extras5 lectures • 7min

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