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In the previous video, we already calculate
Total IP and Subnetmask.

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Now in this video, we are going to calculate Network IP and Broadcast IP.

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Okay let’s just start.

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Remember that the Network IP is the first
IP in the network.

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So the Network IP is must be 0. Do you remember why?

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Because the number in the IP Address is always
between 0 until 255.

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So that is why the first IP or Network IP
will always be 0.

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Okay now we have network IP in the first block
subnet.

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If you remember in the previous video, I already
show you about block subnet.

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And here, 0 is the network IP in the first block
subnet.

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Now let’s calculate the network in the next
block subnet.

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The network in the second block subnet will
be 0 plus by total IP,  which is 16.

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The result is 16.

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For the third block subnet, the network is
16 plus by total IP again, which is 16.

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So the result is 32.

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Fourth block subnet, the network is 32 plus
by total IP again, so the result is 48.

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Fifth block subnet, the network is 48 plus
by total IP again, the result is 64.

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Sixth block subnet, the network is 64 plus
by total IP again, the result is 80.

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We can doing this until we found 256.

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If we reach 256, we can stop there.

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Because remember that the number in IP Address
is only between 0 until 255.

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So if we reach 256, we can stop.

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But actually we don’t need to calculate
until reach 256.

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Sometimes we just need to calculate until
we find some block subnet.

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In this case we are enough to have six block subnet.

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Okay, now we have Network IP until sixth block
subnet.

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Next, let’s calculate the Broadcast IP.

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The Broadcast IP in the first block subnet
is 16 minus by 1, the result is 15.

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For second block subnet, 32 minus by 1, which
is 31.

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Third block subnet, 48 minus by 1, which is
47.

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Fourth block subnet, 64 minus by 1, which
is 63.

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Fifth block subnet, 80 minus by 1, which is
79.

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Okay, now we have Network IP and Broadcast
IP until fifth block subnet.

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First block subnet is 0 until 15, second block
subnet is 16-31, third block subnet is 32

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until 47, fourth block subnet is 48 until
63, and last fifth block subnet is 64 until 79.

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Next, we need to determine, which block subnet
we will use.

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In this case, I will use the seconds block
subnet.

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So the network IP is 16, and the Broadcast
IP is 31.

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Let’s write it, the network IP is 172.16.10.16,
this 16 is the result of our calculation before

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and the broadcast IP is 172.16.10.31, this
31 is the result of our calculation before.

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Okay now we have done calculating the Network
IP and the broadcast IP, and also we already

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determine that we will use the seconds block
subnet.

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Last, we need to calculate Range IP.

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Remember that Network IP and Broadcast IP
will never can be used.

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Let’s try it in cisco packet tracer.

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We are going to use the network IP 172.16.10.16
with subnetmask 255.255.255.240,

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and we will see that we will get an error.

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Go to PC and set the IP to 172.16.10.16 and
the subnetmask is 255.255.255.240,

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Okay here we can see that we get an error.

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It will also the same if we use broadcast IP.

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We will also get an error.

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Let’s try it, 172.16.10.31 and the subnetmask
is 255.255.255.240.

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Okay here, we can see that we also get an
error.

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So the conclusion is that Network IP and Broadcast
IP will never can be used.

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And the IP that we can use is the Range IP.

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Okay, now let’s calculate the Range IP.

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Here we can see that the network is 16, so
the range IP is start from 17 until before 31

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which is 30.

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So the Range IP is 172.16.10.17 until 172.16.10.30.

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We can use these IP for our 12 PC.

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Now let’s try to configure the IP address
again in the cisco packet tracer.

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But now, we are going to use the right IP,
so we won’t get errors.

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Let’s say we use 172.16.10.17 and the subnetmask
is 255.255.255.240.

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Okay here we can see that we don’t get an
errors.

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Okay I think enough for this video, in the
next video, we are going to learn subnetting

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again with another case.

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Thankyou for watching and see you on the next
video!
