Master subnetting effortlessly with our quick tutorial and cheat sheet. Perfect for IT engineers looking to enhance their skills and confidence in networking.
This subnetting course makes learning fast and easy with practical techniques. Ideal for IT engineers, it covers everything from basics to advanced tips, helping you master subnetting without feeling overwhelmed. You'll be ready for exams and interviews in no time!
Learn subnetting in 15 seconds flat with my subnetting cheat sheet in this subnetting tutorial.
Most IT Engineers Can’t Subnet…here’s why…
Understanding IP Subnetting is a vital skill for every IT engineer and yet most don’t know how to do it or go about it completely the wrong way. Once you understand a few simple techniques of this subnetting tutorial, you can actually easily subnet any IP address in your head.
Does this sound familiar?
“I have to use a subnet calculator to work it out”
“I can’t pass my exams because I am too slow at
subnetting”
“I keep failing technical interviews because I can’t
subnet”
“I’m overwhelmed as to where to start”
“I worry about looking stupid at work if there is a
subnetting fault on the network”
This is where Subnetting Secrets comes in. When I left the police force and went into IT I used to dread subnetting but when I was forced to write some notes to teach a class one day I stumbled across an easy way to subnet. If you can count to eight in your head then you can use my method explained in this subnetting tutorial to:
Learn to subnet
Pass exams with ease
Answer technical interview questions with confidence
Quickly troubleshoot subnetting issues at work
Easily work out a simple subnetting design for your office
network
and much more…
 The techniques taught in this subnetting tutorial have been tried and tested by myself to learn to subnet, pass my MCSE, A+, Network+, CCNA, CCNP and many other non-IT exams as well as easily pass interviews for Cisco and BT. They have been used by many other students to effectively study for and pass their exams also. I know they will help you too.
What’s Included in the subnetting tutorial?
Subnetting Secrets includes:
Over 40 subnetting lessons in the pdf
Network design tips
The long and short way to subnet
VLSM lessons
Wildcard masking tips for access lists and OSPF
Over 27 videos on subnetting and design
Binary and hex primer
Exam style questions
How to subnet in your head in seconds
and much more…
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I worked in the police in the UK for 12 years as a patrol officer and detective. While I was in the job I helped teach the new e-mail system to other officers. I took a few IT exams and then left for a career in IT in June 2000. I took a few more exams with vendors such as...
No real questions,
This course helped clear up a lot of questions on how to quickly resolve subnets
Great.
Excellent!....First download Subnetting-Secrets-Book and read it first before proceeding with the videos.
Excellent, easy to understand and user friendly presentation.
This was excellent if you had a little base knowledge going in. I'm in a Network and Security class in school and they have emphasis on subnets but did a terrible job teaching it. I found this course in order to build on the haphazard basics my college course gave me. It is so great! i basically understood how to get a subnet and subnet mask in the first 5 minutes. Reverse engineering turned out to be just as easy the way he teaches it. Do i understand the WHY very well... no, but I can easily do it and I'm just trying to pass a required course in a field I'm not going into. Had I not already knew a little from school jumping straight into these videos it wouldn't have made a lot of sense. you could probably still end up capable of doing it, but it would take a little longer. Anyway, this totally saved my bacon for my final.
It was very good.
well done
I really got hung up on a /26 mask, bought this to reference as a quick refresher only to find /26 missing.
There is a /26 title but the exercise uses the /27 CIDR instead.
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Richard G.
This is the way I like to learn, repetitive, repetitive, repetitive. Seeing all the problems explained slowly and constantly really help me absorb the way subnetting works. Thank you