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Very interesting and very clear. Thank You.

You explained this extremely better and faster than my professor, much easier to understand and take notes on!

absolutely amazing, you are a great teacher, thank you for these years ive learned from you

you’re amazing and you saved me

Good explanation!

I really appreciate you for letting us to learn about networking fundamentals for free besides that the way you teach is super clear and easy to understand specially this lesson was my favorite lesson Thanks again.

This works very well and has helped a lot but how do you use this with when CIDR notation is less than 25? Anything 25 - 32 I've got down - I must be missing something here :( Actually the chart listed in this thread filled in the gap. I think I'm getting the concept now - still great video, helped a lot! Thanks to those that included the chart below. MN SM 1.o. 2.o. 3.o. 4.o. 128 128 1 9 17 25 64 192 2 10 18 26 32 224 3 11 19 27 16 240 4 12 20 28 8 248 5 13 21 29 4 252 6 14 22 30 2 254 7 15 23 31 1 255 8 16 24 32

Which software you are using for making this diagram

amazing...easy to understand, thank you 🤙

The best networking tutorial for beginners on the internet . Thank you hero 🦸

Thank you so much. Ive watched your ACL playlist and upto this video on this playlist and i gotta tell you its helped so much. Thank you again for this.

Wow, now i know how to go about to fully understand these protocols, great explanation. Kudos!!!

I literally enjoyed this session sir.... thank you soo muchhh💌💌💌💌💌

First of all I must praise God and thanks Jesus, because for he made you wonderfully and fearfully and because you are blessed with networking knowledge and you are a blessing for all of us with this amazing free videos. God Bless You More !! Keep up Brother Good Work 😇

Perfect explanation.

Hello

Keep up the good work! Great Video!

Thank you so much! Do you happen to know any practical resources on learning the Dynamic route protocols? Or rather, any resources which is similar to this type of content?

wow wow , best tuto ever im not gonna lie

Hello sir. Love from India..great teaching skills❤

This guy is truly a legend.

useless

you are an amazing teacher!!

Even though I come from Germany and don't understand English very well, I understood everything pretty well. Thanks!!

Thank you for such beautiful animation and explanation .

I hope you and your beloved ones are healthy and happy for entire life sir. I am really grateful to your efforts.

helpful!

Why do you keep pronouncing ACSLIST Instead of ACCESS LIST?!

I was going through the video and I came across one question. Is it necessary that the public and private key values must be greater than the two prime numbers(P,Q) chosen in the beginning?

wow

Thank you

This is amazing. Why does the cheat sheet stop at /25? I guess we can just continue it all the way to /1 if needed

Great lecture

dude.. this is GOLD! i've been struggling so long with this. i could do it, but not fast enough to answer questions within a minute. thank you.

What if Subnet is 24 or 16 or 15

I am usually not a person who likes online learning, but you have taught in such a simple way, even without a background of Networking , I can understand every step you explain. Thank you 😊🙏🏽

So heres a question, why is it that a switch can learn the MAC address from a device sending data through a switch port but not learn a MAC address from an ARP request that was sent back through the switch port from the recipient?

This is the best, can't thank you enough

Thanks for the great video! I don't think what you call the totient in your video is actually the totient. I believe it is the product of the totient's of each prime number. I am basing this off of this video from Khan academy czcams.com/video/qa_hksAzpSg/video.htmlfeature=shared and the Wikipedia article on totients en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%27s_totient_function

This makes networking make so much sense... thank you.

Excellent video, and easy to follow explanations / graphics. P.S. - Either Pam is really cute, or I need to talk to a counselor about my loneliness.

Awesome 🙌

Can you please make a video to solve this kind of problems in your style "Given IP is 211.17.180.0/24, administrator wants to create 32 subnet, then find out subnet mask, number of address in each subnet, first and last address of subnet 1, first and last address of subnet 32?

the quality of these modules is mind-blowing!!

Rockstar! I wonder if you could also do similar lessons on vrf, MPLS, BGP as well. I have been looking for just these types of lessons.

Okay

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