The Only IP Book You Will Ever Need!: Unraveling The Mysteries Of IPv4 & IPv6 PDF

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1 The Only IP Book You Will Ever Need!: Unraveling The Mysteries Of IPv4 & IPv6 PDF

2 (Black/White) This book explains both IPv4 & IPv6. It is a manual for subnetting in these two protocols. This book is a step-by-step guide for those that need to find a faster and simple way of subnetting and will cover everything you need to know about these two Internet Protocols. You will learn to subnett in your head, no calculator needed! It will also let you subnet in IPv6 using my same, simple and easy method. Paperback: 152 pages Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 1 edition (May 30, 2014) Language: English ISBN-10: ISBN-13: Product Dimensions: 7 x 0.4 x 10 inches Shipping Weight: 12.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 starsâ Â See all reviewsâ (54 customer reviews) Best Sellers Rank: #100,451 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #42 inâ Books > Education & Teaching > Schools & Teaching > Computers & Technology We have bought over 100 of these books for our IP Subnetting class at a community college where I teach. I picked the book and it's better then other options available for beginners. It's approachable and not to in-depth. The bad news is that it's poorly organized and confusing in many places. But it's a good price and the author has accompanying video lectures that are helpful. Overall it could be a whole lot better then it is - but really there is nothing out there quite like it. So we keep using it but plan to write our own booklet for the course in the future unless a new and greatly improved version comes out. Decent enough book, except that every page contains at least five colossal spelling errors. This book could have used a good editor; even a teenager. Also, there is a lot of filler and lame jokes, clearly designed to pad the page count. Still, it helped me get thought sub-netting so I can recommend it with reservations. If you/ve ever gone through training that required you to work through IP, and especially any CISCO

3 training, you've probably had a headache or two trying to decipher the complexities of IP and subnetting. Laz Diaz comes to the rescue offering the most simplified methods of working with IP, subnetting, VLSM, summarization, and hex conversions on the planet (perhaps the entire universe!). This book will take you on a journey through IPv4 and IPv6 and make it so simple that you will scratch your head thinking why can't everybody teach in this manner. Laz makes it easy for you to learn and comprehend his proven methods thus releasing you from the IP insanity so prevalent in the IT industry. Not only does Laz make it easy to master IP, he does it in a manner any layperson can understand and enjoy. If you are the type of person who enjoys long-winded, convoluted explanations to an already difficult subject matter, than this book might not be for you. If you want to master IP and enjoy the journey to your new found knowledge than you most definitely must buy this book. Even if you consider yourself an IP Master you will benefit from this great book. In my opinion it should be in the library of every IT professional. Laz is the YIp Man of IP. Buy this book and read it, then read it again. You will become the Bruce Lee of IP...nunchuks not included. I like the book and style of the author; However, there are some things that should have been addressed prior to release. The most annoying to me is referencing the text in 'red'. There is none. If you ever printed a document with red text on a black and white printer, you will know what you'll get here. You may notice letters that are not as black as the others. Those are the ones that were red initially. Another gripe is that the alignment is off on some of the brackets above and below on IP examples doesn't always match up. It is easy to get confused if you take the art work literally. You need to be in clear light with tint free glasses to see what lines and numbers are supposed to be red and where the brackets should be aligned to. There is an instance of a subnet being completely incorrect - so all the math after that is going to lead to the wrong result. If I hadn't just completed a Cisco class, I wouldn't have caught it so quick and would be thinking that I would never know how to subnet. The occasional bad grammar is a minor annoyance that has little significance to the missing color red, bad bracket alignments, and bad math.if Laz was not such a good teacher, I would have given it a single star. The only thing that saves it is his teaching method and putting things into a fresh perspective that I have yet to run into. My background in IP networking and systems of numeration helped me make sense of the mistakes. If a more competent editor were used, this would be a hands down 5 star book. If the color red, that is referred to throughout the book, were actually visible and bracket alignments were good, I would have given it four stars. I would only drop 1 star for the occasional bad grammar and one bad subnet.

4 Eh. This book could be so much more clear than it is. Sometimes it's like he skips really explaining part of the logic. And, I have not really struggled with subnetting. I especially wish that he had included more practice problems for each step, and then explained the answers clearly. I like his humor and the tone though.i found CCNA Success: Mastering Binary Math And Subnetting by Chris Bryant to be more methodical and clear, and he includes a lot more practice problems. Mr. Diaz unorthodox method of teaching is both refreshing and a welcome change to the all to familiar technical books that rather than inspire you to learn, discourage you for all the technical jargon contained therein.this book is both concise and to the point whereby its delivery will appeal to both the novice and professional all the while keeping you engaged. Supposedly a book for beginners but man I got about 5 pages in and was like what???? Also he tries to be funny and talk in the 3rd person "LAZ" alot which is annoying in a book. Save your money. Very casual writing style. There are a few glaring editing issues. He makes references to sections that are in red, there is no color in this book. It's all black and white. There are some misspelled words. Most notably "Allot" is used instead of "A lot". Very jarring. But Laz does a great job, for me, explaining subnetting. I've had two instructors explain it to me with no success. But this guy is fantastic. It's as if a light bulb went off in my head. I really enjoy his videos. This book is worth the money as a follow up to his videos. The Only IP Book You Will Ever Need!: Unraveling the mysteries of IPv4 & IPv6 Unraveling AngularJS 1.5 (With Over 140 Complete Samples): The book to Learn AngularJS (v1.5) from! (Unraveling Series) Unraveling Bootstrap 3.3 (With Over 100 Complete Samples): The book to Learn Bootstrap (v3.3) from! (Unraveling Series 2) Raven's Lucky Numbers Dream Book: The Only Lottery Book You'll Ever Need Use This Book!: The Only Book You'll Ever Need! The Only Book You'll Ever Need to Fight Head Lice The Only Grammar & Style Workbook You'll Ever Need: A One-Stop Practice and Exercise Book for Perfect Writing The Only Grammar and Style Workbook You'll Ever Need: A One-Stop Practice and Exercise Book for Perfect Writing The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need, New Edition The Only Handwriting Analysis Book You Will Ever Need Wired to Create: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Creative Mind The Ultimate Guide to Cast Iron Cooking: Unlock Over 25 Cast Iron Skillet Recipes -

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