Description

In this course, you’ll learn the basics of IPv4 addressing and master the skill of subnetting.

Specifically, you’ll learn how to:

   Describe the structure of an IPv4 address.
   Recognize IPv4 address classes.
   Distinguish between public and private IPv4 addresses.
   Explain the difference between unicast, broadcast, and multicast communications.
   Convert binary numbers to decimal.
   Convert decimal numbers to binary.
   Determine how many subnet bits are required to create a specific number of subnets.
   Calculate how many host bits are required to support a specific number of hosts.
   Given an IPv4 address and a subnet mask, calculate the network and directed broadcast addresses.
   Calculate the usable range of IPv4 addresses for a subnet.
   Troubleshoot incorrectly assigned IPv4 addresses.

Who this course is for:

   Cisco CCNA certification candidates
   CompTIA Network+ certification candidates
   IT professionals responsible for configuring subnets (VLANs).

Requirements

   Basic understanding of why IP addresses are used in networks.

Last updated 3/2018