Cisco Training CCNA IP Addressing - Part 5 of 5

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1. You are great I worked it out I managed to work it out the
   first time. What a great teacher.
2. thanx thanx thanx thanx a lot..:-)
3. Sorry correction, I meant to say subnet portion not subnet
   mask. lol
4. To MrHeyom: Yes, I can see that now, hadn't even noticed,
   but some people in here are also attacking that the subnet
   mask should have been x.x.x.60 instead of x.x.x.56, that is
   why I posted the comment. Great video, that's amazing how
   something so complicated can be made so simple, you are an
   excellent tutor, we want more and thanks
5. A mistake: From the address 203.200.10.60 When we want to
   make a binary for 60*, it should be 00111100 He said
   00111000 the = is 56, therefore as in 00111100 the = is
   60* Thank you so much sir.
6. you just prove that you haven't watched closely. the last
   octet of the address is 00111100 and the last octet of the
   subnet mask is 11111000 then you AND the and the final
   result is 00111000 which is 56 my friend
7. yea correct a mistake as below 00111100 (32+16+8+4=60) ,
   good vid though great fresher.
8. a little mistake for the 60 in binary it should be 00111100
   (32+16+8+4=60)
9. the right variant is the following: subnet address:
   203.200.10.60 broadcast address:203.200.10.63 host range:
   203.200.10.61 - 203.200.10.62 .
10. thank you for this video...,,it's so good
11. Whoooo Hoooo - the light just came on! Thank you &
    keep-um-commin
12. gr8 tutorial..now I will ace my test ;)
13. Lol it's you who doesn't understand whats going on here.
14. dude..thats 56...lol..
15. Brilliant Video , just a little mistake for the 60 in
    binary it should be 00111100 (32+16+8+4=60) even if doesnt
    influence the result. Thanks for the video.
16. thanks easy to understand
17. You forgot to add the host part. 32+16+8+4+2+1 = 63
18. Thanks and was very informative. Thanks Again
19. Best subnetting class by a long shot. And all in about an
    hour. Very appreciated! I can go to sleep now!
20. 32 + 16 + 8 != 60
21. Jesus christ, the CCIE is wrong.
22. really nice and well explained
23. Thanks very much Sir. Very informative and well explained.
24. i noticed that too
25. Brilliant Video..Spot on and very informative..96%