IP Addressing and Subnetting – Zero to Hero

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Go from zero to advanced in IP addressing in a single course!

What you will learn

IPv4

IP Subnetting

FLSM Subnetting

VLSM Subnetting

Summarization (Summary IP)

Description

As a computer science teacher, I noticed that IP addressing was one of the most intimidating topics for my students, and yet, it’s so simple for those who truly get to understand it.


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My goal here was to create a course that is as simple as possible, and therefore, easy to understand for everyone, including those who are just beginning their journey into computer networks. One thing I added (that I haven’t seen in the other courses) is summarization – this topic may not be interesting to beginners, but if you plan on getting familiar with advanced routing techniques, you may want to practice summarization.

I’ll be checking the Q&A section daily, so feel free to ping me if anything’s unclear, or even with an assignment not related to this course.

English
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Content

Introduction

Introduction

IP Addressing

Different Types of Addresses
Binary Numbers
IPv4 Addresses – Format
IPv4 Addresses – Classes
IPv4 Addresses – CIDR
Public, Private, and Reserved IP Addresses

Subnetting

Why do we need Subnetting
Fixed-Length Subnet Mask (FLSM)
Variable-Length Subnet Mask (VLSM)
Summarization

Practice Examples

Subnetting a Class A network – FLSM (Example 1)
Subnetting a Class A network – FLSM (Example 2)
Subnetting a Class B network – FLSM (Example 1)
Subnetting a Class B network – FLSM (Example 2)
Subnetting a Class C network – FLSM
Subnetting with VLSM (Example 1)
Subnetting with VLSM (Example 2)
Summarization – Example
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