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| Senior Member Registered Member  Join Date: Jan 2006
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 Where Can I get Good workbook on VLSM/IPV6 Hey cisco gurus. I have a great book on subnetting by Chris bryant. It is alike a work book with hundreds of problems in subnetting. however where the heck can I get a good workbook on VLSM and IPV6. I do not want a FACT book. they are great but I NEED TO USE it. WHat I mean is I study better actually using these skills and to look at bit and byte charts is good if I can use it. I need to use IPV6 and VLSM where can I get some decent premaind workbooks on these skills. Thanks... __________________ itdaddy  "...so many toys....so little time!" | ||
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| Pissed Registered Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Denver
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Personally i just make up scenarios. Like, i have this office that runs IPv4 and this office runs IPv6 lets make them talk. Or take some random IP 10.1.16.0/24 and make 10 subnets but only 3 need 8 ip address and 2 need 2 or whatever and make it all work. But this is me being cheap =) | ||
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| Cisco Moderator  Join Date: May 2005 Location: Chicago
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| Senior Member Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2007
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The problem with VLSM subnetting is that it's a big "it depends." It depends on actual or forecasted number of hosts for each specific subnet. Then you have number of subnets. Then you sort the subnets from biggest to smallest. Let's say subnet E has a need for 16 hosts and subnet C has a need for 16 hosts. Let's say you decide to sort the subnets putting subnet E above Subnet C for some reason. That's not really wrong. So right off the bat, there's at least three factors in coming up with _a_ correct answer VLSM subnetting solution which are: 1) # of subnets 2) # of hosts per subnet 3) which subnet order you decide to sort the subnets into. Unfortunately, that means the "workbook" part will effectively be blank pages of paper and there will not be "answers in the back of the book" because you can reach solutions that probably can't feasibly all be printed "In the back of the book." So I don't think it's probable for someone to publish a VLSM workbook. | |||
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Where is a good place to read up on VLSM. I am currently in school learning about this right now and my professor is a ...., well lets just say he will not answer my questions or my classmates questions. Youtube is no help on this one... I am willing to buy a better book than the Cisco Routing Protocols and Concepts book that we have for the class. Any ideas are welcome. | ||
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| Senior Member Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2006
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dude I dont know either..I was forced to make up my own labs..that really helped. wish I could help but it is very hard..like this threads said read tech-airmans message he is correct. best to make up your own __________________ itdaddy "...so many toys....so little time!" | ||
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| Senior Member Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2006
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I agree with you on this...I watched cbt nuggets ICND1 and ICND2 and Jeremy teaches vlsm pretty good. I have a chart on my website that I used to make up my vlsm. You can check my sites out both of them explan vlsm basics and then from there I just built my own. I use cbt nuggets method on my sites. ccnpitdaddy.wordpress.com itdaddy.wordpress.com site is cheesy but I have lots of info them.good luck man you can do it  __________________ itdaddy "...so many toys....so little time!" | ||
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