IP addressing

D-boy

I plan to take the Network+ exam in 2 weeks, but the only thing I don't down have down is IP addressing

I can't get my head around it

What does it mean when they say the Power of 2? I think i am thinking to much into it and not getting the point

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zooman

I am not sure what you mean by power of 2. At least it doesn't ring a bell.

When you say IP addressing do you mean subnetting? There is free lecture titled learning to subnet at learntosubnet.com

I took the exam a few weeks back and I didn't have many IP questions.
I honestly felt the A+ was more difficult than the Network +

http:\\learntosubnet.com

Zooman

D-boy

It's ok!

I understand now, I found a good site posted by "Cross" which is http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=6287

Thanks to Webmaster for putting such a good site together!

I should of done some research before posting for help

D-boy

zooman wrote:

I am not sure what you mean by power of 2. At least it doesn't ring a bell.

When you say IP addressing do you mean subnetting? There is free lecture titled learning to subnet at learntosubnet.com

I took the exam a few weeks back and I didn't have many IP questions.
I honestly felt the A+ was more difficult than the Network +

http:\\learntosubnet.com

Zooman

Thank you for responding so fast, but I did some research and found a good resource... Thanks for the link too...

Really i thought A+ was really easy, maybe I am worrying too much about Network+, Plan to take it in 2 weeks I have been stduying for about half a week....

zooman

Most people here seem to enjoy helping out. There really are no stupid questions. This site is a powerful resource. Why waste time GOOGLING it when you have peolpe here who support you?

Zooman

D-boy

Yeah that's what it's all about, the best way to learn...

Thanks again....

lazyart

Take a crash course in binary math. It's quite helpful in subnetting (not big on Net+)... you'd be amazed to find how much stuff is bit-oriented, and that is where binary fits in.

D-boy

I dont have a problem with working out Binary into an IP address, so i'm all set with that. Does Network+ expect you to be able to work out a Subnet Mask from an IP address? My understanding with IP addresses to a Subnetmask is as long as I know the differnet Classes I'm all set am I right? If I know the IP class ranges then I know what subnet mask the IP addres falls in. But then how do I work out the exact Subnet mask for that ip address? Man I got IP addresing down but Subneting is not sinking in for me.....

viper75

The N+ will only ask you the classes of IP addresses.

Class A- 1-126 255.0.0.0
Class B- 128-191 255.255.0.0
Class C- 192-223 255.255.255.0

Loopback address 127.0.0.1 <----NEVER USED!!! Only for diagnostic purposes.

Ricka182

I received very few, I think two or three questions on IP. They were relatively easy, looking for classes of IP ranges etc. I think Net+ is easier than A+.

jmerl

I believe the Network + only works with the default classes of subnetting ... A,B,and C so you should have a handle on what you need to know.

There are some free subnetting calculators on the net ... just google for it. They will help you understand more advanced subbnetting and working with CIDR ...

garv221

I only recieved the simple "What is a class A subnet" You can wait unitll the CCNA to see real subnetting questions.