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what a marvelous explanation!!!! Thank you so much

You are my life saver. Keep it up with the good work.

Thank you, helped a lot

this guy is really good at explaining everything

Awesome!!!

what if the subnet is /23 or /21 ?

massive thanks . 2024 student but your video is really better than my professor

To the point explanation, covering all the concepts.

Well done, thank you!

PLEASE WHY THE 63 NOT 64? i mean for the first broadcast id

How do we get rid of the wasteful subnet?

I've looked at a ton of different videos that explained subnetting and no one did a better job than this one. Pretty incredible

very nice video sunny, what happen when we get for example /16 or /18 ? is not in your table, thanks a lot

what if the given has /27? Will I still be able to use the sunny subnetting table?

Thank you, sir! You are doing a great job.

i lost it when he ssid and rednecks in the USA" funny as hell 😂😂😂😂

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how do we know if the question is asking for a [ subnet only ] or if it is asking for a [ subnet of a subnet ]? Thank you!

what do we do with the original subnet mask /24, just ignore it? when is it useful? Thank you so much!

ok nvm. Ur an actual legend holy shit I would bear your children if nature allowed it

Source Network Address Translation (source-nat or SNAT) allows traffic from a private network to go out to the internet. Why the teacher is talking about static NAT. Am I wrong?

That was an amazing explanation. Thanks

Has anyone seen VLSN questions like this on the exam?

Thanks for the clear and concise explanation.

Thank you you're a life saver for my coursework that is due five days from now I can do as much as I can then then upload it much appreciation

after watching at 10 vids claiming they know how to explain it in easy to understand, they start simple then in the middle they over complicate the teaching and already confusing and abstract coz they skip in explaining the mechanism in the tagging and trunking, coz they themselves don't really understand why and what really happens on the ports, they just define this and that happens and skip the why it happened. You're the only one who really understands what you are teaching and in the most easy to understand use of words for a student

Great

isn't that APIPA? 5:35 you say that link local but I guess you are wrong.

you are amazing Sunny, in the end i've found where i shall be learning network.

Thank you so much 😭you have saved my semester sir

Sunny, you're the best at explaining networking topics. Thank you a lot.

I just learned this today and you made it 100% easier

Currently struggling in my network classes and finding these videos is like finding fresh water in the sahara desert

thank you so much for explaining 🌷

thanks teach!

I think I need more explanation on encoding.

best explanations

Please cover a video on SAML Oauth and SSO

Sunny my man, my professors at WGU always send me your videos. Very simple and clean knowledge. Thank you sir

Just spent weeks trying to understand and just explained everything clearly under 10 mins. Thank you

Thank YOU!!!!

Thank You sir, u were the choice from my lecturer to watch your videos so that i can have a better understanding and so far, all of the videos i' ve watched is well explained !!

Hi, what if the cidr is not /24 and something else like /8 or /16?

I always get confused by block storage because that's how filesystems store files anyways. They're broken into blocks and those blocks can be stored anywhere in the filesystem

Thank you very much Sunny this video have save a life, from....🇨🇲🇨🇲❤👍

thank you very much! your the best!

Thank you Sunny

Quality videos, thanks

Wow, you are a great teacher....

Nice video, thank you 😁