Free CCNA | IPv4 Addressing (Part 1) | Day 7 | CCNA 200-301 Complete Course

Wow brother, you are an awesome teacher. Hats off to you.

is there a way/technique you use to convert decimal to hexadecimal in a shortest possible way?

Thank you for the video really appreciate it. Day 7

You've made it 7 days. Keep that momentum going!

You're the best Jeremy. Thank you for making this course, and for free not to mention. We appreciate it.

This is becoming overwhlming, this video is hard to understand for some reason.

i love this

Question, how can tell that the second practice of 32 bits was /16

I can not thank you enough Jeremy! It's a been a few rough months for me on the IP addressing topic but today after watching this video I think I can finally say rhat I got it!
Besides, I now know what the slashing notation means! WOW!!!! I'm really grateful. 😭🙏

What could be the reason if there are no details displayed on MAC address table after I enter the 'show' command? I promise I follow through the steps in this video there is successful ping on PCs. Any advice? Hope someone could response, thank you in advance 🙏

Thanks.

Thanks

Very good course.

I just don't understand, why you don't speak about hubs and repeaters and collision domains, even though, it is not part of the CCNA any more, it is really good to know, that these things still exist.

For decimal 221 our binary should be 11011101 you add 0 at the end it should be 1. Thanks

Let me just thank you for providing this amazing well of knowledge for free.

There is an error in the practice, 221write in binary should be 11011101
Not 11011100.

Hey Jeremy, I am planning to give CCNA exam next month and i am watching your videos, these videos are easy to understand and really helpful. thank u so much. I just wanted to ask, Just watching these videos and understanding the concept, is it enough to pass the exam

respected sir while converting decimal 221 to binary, you did a wrong calculation. Actual binary number for 221 is 11011101

thanks for jermyes lab but in this video, when I did the decimal to binary I noticed that you calculated by mistake 221 to binary =11011101 I think this one is correct because when you subtract 93-64=29 but you did it 28 I really enjoy your videos I know this mistake was by calculating or I might wrong calculate it

93-64 = 29 ))

Jeremy really just taught me binary in 5 minutes.

proof one western man is really worth a billion indians when it comes to IT

please share anki flash card

Mission Complected

93-64 is 29.. binary result is 11011101

you are the best man even after years this will be one of the best course on the internet itself

With this lesson I had a "I Know Kung-fu" moment 😊

Many thanks!

Thanks for the video.
When converting 221 to binary on 15th minute, the answer should be 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1, because 93-64=29, not 28. So we lost 1.
oh, pinned comment actually says that. sorry

Is he Canadian?

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeee!

I have never understood IPv4 better than today !! You sir are a legend ! Thank you so much.

Just got through the math error and about had a conniption. Then I looked again and then at the comments lol. Thank you for doing this, I can only imagine the time you invested.

Thought binary conversion was hard turns out its pretty easy tbh

I don't know how to thank you in simple words for these amazing videos 💯

Subnetting is kicking my ass. Hopefully you can help me

Another great class!

Let’s all get rich!!

To correct you, netmask is wrong, it is named *subnet mask*.

221 decimal to binary is the correct answer is 11011101 but your mentioned 11011100(it is wrong)

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Hi
I have a quick question
Will I be permitted to do a rough mathematical work while writing my CCNA exams?