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In the previous video, we have done create
the most simple computer network in Cisco Packet Tracer,

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which is connecting two
computer. Here we have PC 0 and PC 1,

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and these two PC is connected using UTP
cable. The IP Address of PC 0 is 192.168.1.1,

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and the IP Address of PC 1 is 192.168.1.2

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Now, in this video we are going to learn more
detail about IP Address. If you forget about IP

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Address, I already say in the previous video
that IP Address is the name of computer

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in the computer network. Computer will use IP
Address to communicate with other computers.

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IP Address is consist of 4 parts of number.
Let’s say x.x.x.x

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and each part of IP Address is number between 0 and 255.

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So there is impossible to have minus number in
IP Address. It is also impossible to have number

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more than 255 in IP Address. So, remember that the
number in IP Address always between 0 and 255.

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The example of IP Address is that we
used in the previous video, which is 192.168.1.1.

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So actually the number is not always 192,
you can use any number between 0 and 255.

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And then, in the IP Address we also have
a slash like this, here I have /24.

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Slash in IP Address like this is called prefix.
So the prefix for this IP Address is /24.

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So what is the function of prefix? Prefix is used
to tell us how many IP Address that we can use.

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In this case, the total IP Address that
we can use for prefix /24 is 256.

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If you don’t know how to get 256 yet, don’t worry,
we will learn more about this in the next video.

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The only thing that you need to know for now
is, that prefix is used to tell us how many IP

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Address that we can use. And in this case
we can have 256 IP Address in prefix /24,

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so we can have 256 computers in our computer network.

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Next, we will also learn about Subnetting. So what
is Subnetting? Subnetting is used to determine

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the best prefix we can use in the computer network. Let’s
say we have an office with six computers.

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And we want to build a computer network between this six PC.
The question is, which prefix the best we can use?

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If we use prefix /24, we know that the Total IP is
256, absolutely this is not suitable for our case.

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Because we just need six IP. If we use
prefix /24, we will have 250 IP that not used.

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So, which prefix is best for six IP or
six computers? The answer is /29, why?

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Because in prefix /29, the Total IP is 8.
This is enough for six IP or six computers.

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If you have a question, where we
get 8 from prefix /29? Once again,

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you don’t need to worry about that yet, we
will learn more about that in the next video.

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Okay so now I hope you understand what is IP
Address, what is prerfix, and what is subnetting.

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In the next video, we are going to start learning
about subnetting.

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Thankyou for watching and see you on the next video!
