Spanning Tree Protocol Explained | Step by Step

Helpful information. Thanks so much.
I understood clearly STP after watching this video.
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thank you

You first said the MaxAge timer was 20 seconds, but when you provided the example where switch B goes down, you said the MaxAge timer is 10 seconds

Good Explanation

I think your representation of broadcast storm is wrong. Network won't accumulate broadcast traffic, the rate at which switch B will receive broadcast traffic is constant as the first iteration of the loop is done.

The explanation is just mind blowing, easy to comprehend!!!!

phenomenal content. thank you!

what is the name of this animation software you have used? It's really cool

Great video... Are there any video showing how to configure STP in Packet Tracer. Thanks.

I never understood STP when I actually had access to Cisco's netacad, the instructor I had was terrible as well, so definitely didn't help.

Now, after watching the video just once and scribbling some notes, I feel as though I actually know what's going on! Thanks!

This is legendary. Blesss

Thanks for the video!

Sir. Some of the connecting words in your sentences are not too clear. You say oll that sounds like four. You need to pronounce the words straight and not nasally.

Extremely helpful - thank you! :)

In particular I appreciate the way you explain the concepts in very simplistic terms first, followed by then explaining an issue that happen... how the issue would happen... and then how that issue is addressed.

Then you move on to explain how yet a different issue could happen - and again explain what would happen, etc.

By doing it this way it allows viewers to understand the concepts, but also recognize if they are having the issues you explain as potential issues.

Thanks again! :)

PS. perhaps I missed it... but do you have any videos on VLT Fault Domains?

Thank You Certbros. You are my type of bros.

This is very good! One thing I personally would like to see though would be more elaborate explanations to confirm our understandings of the concepts. For example, when explaimg the root bridge election, it would help to hear exactly why Switch A won the election to root bridge - bc the priority numbers were all a tie, so it then fell to the MAC addresses to be the deciding factors. Bc S-A had the lowest MAC address, it was the winner; aaaaa was lower than bbbbb and cccc on switches B & C. I LIKE the simplicity of you graphics and the absence of needess port and vlan numbers which in the beginning are unnecessary. THANKS AGAIN!

"....switches are arrogant #$*@s" is where I decided to subscribe.

Thank you