Cisco Training CCNA IP Addressing - Part 7

Comments on 'Cisco Training CCNA IP Addressing - Part 7'

1. hahaha, i agree these r of great help for my ccna :)
2. Who here is CCIE raise your hand. If not shut up and be
   glad for this free video.
3. So that the broadcast and network addresses are not being
   counted on the number of hosts. :)
4. On what basis is the 2 used to subtract 2,4,8? at the end
   of the vid
5. some of the first videos are great , but has an introduction
   to the CCNA course its very confusing , it seems like your
   making people think they need to know to much for somthing
   simple which is more off puting then infomational.
6. thanks soleilenveierge Im new to CCNA and i found this video
   confusing. Your explanation is a faster way to arrive at the
   solution.
7. I think the previous posters are missing the point that his
   method can be used to answer any question of this type. I
   don't think he's advocating you write out the full table to
   answer one question, but rather to have it available as a
   resource to answer multiple questions of this type.
8. This is an RIDICULOUS explanation that can only confuse
   anyone who wants to understand the concept !!!!!! Six minute
   of an explanation that takes really 20 seconds. 32-29 = 3
   bits. 3 bits gives 8 possibilities -network - broadcast =
   6. All your other videos are good. You explain well but
   this one is a big mess.
9. I m sorry, simple you can said 32 bit - 29 = 3 3 bit for a
   host mean 2^3 -2 witch is 0 to 6 but thank you your videos
   are excelent!! I lear much with it. Congratulations.