Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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IP address planning eventually comes down to choosing the specific IP addresses. For subnets that include end-user devices, you will have a DHCP pool, but you will also need some statically configured addresses for devices like routers, switches, and wireless APs.

📘 Matches CCNA Official Cert Guide:
*Volume 1 Chapter 11 Section 4*

This video exercise poses three problems of the same type. You begin with a small set of subnets. The choice of where to use the subnets is complete. The questions: Which specific addresses to use in each subnet for:
- DHCP?
- Static?
- Expansion?

The video poses the problems and gives you the chance to answer. It then discusses each problem with sample answers!

*Chapters*
00:00 Introducing the Activity (What to Do)
00:21 The Problems to Solve
02:35 Solution: Problem 1
05:41 Solution: Problem 2
08:16 Solution: Problem 3

📘 Matches CCNA Official Cert Guide:
*Volume 1 Chapter 11 Section 4*


*Instructional Video Related to this Topic*
📽️ youtu.be/mcj3UaNvl0w


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