Hi
In the example video there is a list of the different network options, Should the /24 reduce for each example to reflect the change in the network/host subnet bits?
192.168.00000000.00000000/24 (254 hosts)
192.168.0000000|0.00000000/24 (510 hosts) /23
192.168.000000|00.00000000/24 (1022 hosts) /22
192.168.00000|000.00000000/24 (2046 hosts) /21
Thanks
Michael
Hi Michael,
I just had a quick look and yeah, it looks like they forgot to change the / at the end. Should be as you say. Looks like the one chosen for the solution is wrong too.
That happens sometimes, I think I'm doing it right and completely forget to change it on the notepad. I will try to correct the notes or post an errata to them soon!
Nate, the Production Master, is fixing it now
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Edutainer Manager, ITProTV
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Hi Ronnie
No problem, we are all but human.
I just wanted to make sure I was on the right track as well.
Thanks for checking as well Liam ..
Michael
