The process of subnetting an IPv4 address can be calculated quickly with powers of two. In this video, you’ll learn how to quickly calculate the number of IP subnets and hosts per IP subnet. << Previous Video: IPv6 Subnet Masks Next: Seven Second Subnetting >> If you’ve been trying to wrap your mind around the

Subnetting an IPv6 network is a bit less involved than IPv4. In this video, you’ll learn how to quickly configure IPv6 subnets for your network. << Previous Video: IPv4 Subnet Masks Next: Calculating IP Subnets and Hosts >> If your organization is looking to get a block of IPv6 addresses, this address distribution usually starts

An important skill when working with IP subnets is the ability to quickly translate between dotted-decimal notation and CIDR-block notation. In this video, you’ll learn how to quickly calculate these subnet mask notations. << Previous Video: Classful Subnetting Next: IPv6 Subnet Masks >> You may see a subnet mask written in a number of different

The first step in learning to subnet IPv4 is to understand the starting point. In this video, you’ll learn about IP classes and how to quickly calculate network values from an IP address and subnet mask. << Previous Video: IPv4 Addresses Next: IPv4 Subnet Masks >> In the early days of the IP protocol, there

Configuring IPv4 is more than just adding a single IP address. In this video, you’ll learn about the structure of an IPv4 address and the important configuration options to use IPv4 on your network. << Previous Video: Binary Math Next: Classful Subnetting >> As you’re configuring workstations, servers, routers, and other layer 3 devices, you’ll

You’ll work with binary throughout your career, and you’ll often need to convert between binary and decimal values. In this video, you’ll learn my shortcut for quickly performing binary to decimal conversions. << Previous Video: Software-Defined Networking Next: IPv4 Addresses >> There are only two numbers you need to know when you’re dealing with binary.