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starting Microsoft 70-642

Faolchu · 2012-02-02 10:16:54

guys I'm starting the 70-642 and subnetting is not my thing. I've tried a number of times to get my head around it and failed terribly. can anyone point me to an easy to understand step through?

02-02-2012 10:16AM

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Faolchu

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guys I'm starting the 70-642 and subnetting is not my thing. I've tried a number of times to get my head around it and failed terribly. can anyone point me to an easy to understand step through?

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#2 03-02-2012 11:03AM

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I found Trainsignals CCNA videos have a excellent chapter from a guy called Chris Bryant on subnetting. You can also find his workbook about it, if you Google the three keywords. Once you truly understand it, it becomes quite easy.

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