Udemy – IP Addresses & Subnetting Course for ALL Types of IP Quiz

What you’ll learn:
Understand the importance of IP Addresses & Subnetting from the free preview lessons and Get well trained with our Practice question exercises & Quizzes
Figureout the Different Types of IP & Subnetting Questions
Jargons: [ NH MASK MULTIPLIER NETWORKS ] [ NH MASK MULTIPLIER DIVISION MULTIPLICATION NETWORKS ]
Answer any type of IP questions appear in Exams or real life scenarios like the CCNA Model Questions shown in the final lessons.
Estimate your improvement by measuring your time taken for calculations THEN & NOW together with the CONFIDENCE LEVEL
Guarantee: You can make sure that you are now READY for ANY TYPE of IP & Subnetting Questions which could appear in your view
Course is less than 3 Hrs & you are expected to spend around 6 hrs in Total [ including your practicing time ] in order to MASTER the Topic
Requirements
After successful completion of this course, you will be Qualified with this topic, even if you are a complete beginner into IT field. This course is an Essential topic for any IT related JOB or COURSE. So don’t miss out!
No pre requisites, but your desire to learning would help. Because we test all our courses on physical class before we deliver it Globally. You can see our LAB in the video preview
All the Study Resources are provided to you, but as My personnel opinion upon lecturing hundreds of students on my OWN NETWORK LAB, I would suggest you to use some PEN & PAPER to try out the Exercises, Because it’s all about NUMBERS involved, so by WRITING digits would help you MASTER quickly, rather than just assuming your own answers in mind
Course is less than 3 Hrs & you are expected to spend around 6 hrs in Total [ including your practicing time ] in order to MASTER the Topic
Description
Congratulations, You are just a few steps away from achieving a Major Requirement for any IT career.
I’m Arun [AK] an Engineer, Researcher, Lecturer with B.Eng, Azure, CCNA, MCSA, CTNS. I have several years of experience in lecturing IT courses & offered training on my own Network Lab which you can see in this video. We have trained a lot of students to pass the CCNA exam in a short amount of time. Now it’s time for us to go Globally Online. In my experience, IP Addresses & Subnetting seem to be kind of tricky for most students. Therefore I have made this course to help such students all around the world.
What’s Unique in this course:
Students learn the IP & Subnetting correctly and the answering steps too, but where they fall is the misunderstanding of the Question Type & Required Modifications on the steps. Yes! IP Addresses & Subnetting has 5 Different types of questions involved, each of them should be approached in a closely related way but isn’t identical. Therefore when they practice the questions, they are getting the correct answers & later on in the exam, they could not succeed since the confusion occurred because of confirming which type of question is that & what are the correct steps to follow. In another scenario, even though you understood the question type, still you have issues with recalling the answering steps. So for, both of these problems, we have Introduced 2 Jargons- one of it is “NH MASK MULTIPLIER NETWORKS” [ Check out the course for other jargon ] Yeap as simple as that, by remembering this, you will never forget any steps or get stuck in mid, also for ease of understanding, in the end, we have shown you the real-life or CCNA exam based Questions where you can figure out, how these lessons gonna help you in your lifetime.
Course Keywords:
[ ip,ip address,basics,calculator,cisco,explanation,getting started,host,mask,masking,routing,networking,ccna,computer networks,subnetting,subnet mask,vlsm,ipv4,variable,subnet,cidr,what is ip address,what is subnet mask,ip addressing,ipv4 subnetting,subnets,subnetting tutorial,subnet masking,cidr value,ip addressing and subnetting,easy subnetting,200-301 ccna,subnet mask and ip address,cisco ccna training,broadcast address,valid host address ]
Unit 1:
Lecturer Introduction
Why do you need to learn this course
How this course has been organized [ course summary ]
What can you expect to do after learning this course
Guides & Greetings
1.1 Importance of IP Addresses & Subnetting
Why does it important to understand IP Addresses & Subnetting
1.2 IP Addresses Flow Sequence
How do IP Addresses Flow in a Sequence & what’s the importance of knowing it?
1.3 Networks & Hosts together with 1’s & 0’s
Knowing what are Networks & Hosts, How can we differentiate between Networks & Hosts in an IP Address based upon the 1’s & 0’s representation
1.4 Class A, B, C of IP Addresses & its different qualities, FLSM Fixed Length
In this lesson, you will learn the different classes of IPv4 [ Class A, B, C ] & the result in Network & Host values when you switch among classes as per company requirements
1.5 Modifying the Host, Network bits & the results
Modifying the Host & Network bits to full fill company requirements without wasting IP addresses and the respective changes in the total values
1.6 Important! Place Values, Binary – Decimal Conversions
Here you will learn few important topics mentioned in the lesson title all in 1 place. Eg- 2’s Power of Place Values, Binary – Decimal Conversions, Introducing the Bit Borrowing Table, CIDR & VLSM Variable Length Subnet Mask Subnetting using Bit borrowing table.
1.7 Identifying the Types of IP Addresses in any subnet
Here you will see the broad view of the subnet which helps you understand what is the network address, Broadcast address, Usable / Valid host IP ranges.
1.8 CIDR selection for Hosts per subnet requirement
How to select the CIDR as per the host requirements without wasting IP addresses.
1.9 Understanding Subnets with Block Size & Multiplier
Here you will know what are Block Size & Multiplier together with the usage of it in subnetting.
1.10 IP Assignment for actual company scenario
In this lesson, you will learn about the IP Addresses & Subnet allocation for an actual company scenario with examples, this prepares you for the next chapter in this course.
Unit 2:
2.1 Briefing various IP questions
Introduction to various types of IP questions
2.2 Important! Tables / Things / Jargons to remember for answering IP questions
Now you have qualified with the basics & this lesson is a definite requirement for you to deal with the IP questions, no matter on which type they belong to. Therefore please spend some time to learn each & everything pointed out in this lesson because this could help you in the upcoming lessons until the last one. So rather than switching back & forth, it would be better to learn this thoroughly and keep it at your fingertips. Remember! This is the Basement, So make it pretty strong
2.3 Type 1 Explanation & Example: Fixed amount of Host requirement given
2.3 Type 1 Explanation & Example: Fixed amount of Host requirement & asking us to find the subnet details
Here we go! Get ready to feed your curiosity. Breaking your 1st barrier upon IP questions. Nevertheless, focus on practicing the exercises in the next lesson because you have no idea how helpful these exercises gonna be in your IT career. So please don’t hesitate upon wasting some paper! Understand it, Write it! & Revise it! Measure Time spent- because later you can compare how much you have improved from then & now after the course completion
2.4 Exercises for Type 1 IP questions with Guidance
Here you can find some confidence in your learning so far. Note that we aren’t offering you the exact answers for you here, it’s totally you & doesn’t worry, now you are ready for this. If needed, just go through the Guidance before you begin, but initially try it without using the guidance. So you can gain a Hats off from us.
2.5 Type 2: Finding the number of subnets required & Exercises for Type 2
2.5 Type 2: Finding the number of subnets required & Exercises for Type 2 IP questions with Guidance
So just tell us how do you feel right now? Is it messy! Or do you think it’s worth Remembering my Jargons? Leave us your honest review, so we can measure our quality
2.6 Type 3: Finding the subnets for Varying amount of Hosts requirements
2.6 Type 3: Finding the subnets for Varying amount of Hosts requirements & Exercises for Type 3 IP questions with Guidance
See the differences among the questions & find how closely related the answering steps are. This is why we recommend purchasing our courses.
2.7 Type 4: Finding the subnet of a given IP Address & Exercises for Type 4
2.7 Type 4: Finding the subnet of a given IP Address & Exercises for Type 4 IP questions with Guidance
Congratulations! You know what! You have mastered all the difficult types of IP Questions. The remaining is as simple as that compared to the previous four types. So you don’t need to hold you breathe anymore. Just relax, You are qualified. Try just one more.
2.8 Type 5: Route Summarization & Exercises for Route summarization questions
2.8 Type 5: Route Summarization & Exercises for Route summarization questions with Guidance
All Done. Yeah, you are all the way to challenge any IP Subnetting questions, To do so, you just have to know, how you will be questioned. Mostly the questioning technique is not going to tell you directly about hosts or networks, but they will tell these details hidden behind an actual requirement of the company. You need to know, How to convert the question into the format that you have learned so far. Therefore, we suggest you try the next lesson, which has such questions. So don’t miss out
2.9 Real IP Addressing & Subnetting Questions as per CCNA Exams or Company Reqs
2.9 Real IP Addressing & Subnetting Questions as per CCNA Exams or Company Requirement
Here you can find your higher level of Expertise in IP Assess & Subnetting. Try & Master this
2.10 Conclusion & What next
2.10 Conclusion & What next
Who this course is for
This course is an Essential topic for any IT related JOB or COURSE. So don’t miss out!
CCNA, CCNP, CCIE Students, Comptia Network+ & Other Networking Course Students
Network Engineers, Architects or Programmers etc
Whoever curious about IP Addresses & Subnetting
Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/ip-addresses-subnetting-for-all/