Spanning Tree Protocol (IEEE 802 1D)

better than logotheths keep it up

Clear and direct to the point, well explained such a complicated topic…

You explained this much better than Jeremy IT. THANK YOU!

I have watched videos on this topic while studying for the Network+ certification on both Udemy and LinkedIn Learning and couldn't understand a thing. Thank you so much for your clear, straight to the point explanation!

Wow, crystal clear Sunny! Like the sun! :D

I love you! I love you!!!!!! Thanks!!!

It is a great idea to first show theoretically how everything works, and then show deep in the details, how every single step happens.
Thanks for the video!

Best vdo ever!! I watched 3 vdos of STP and yours is the greatest one! Thank you

Thanks Sunny! One suggestion to make this a little clearer. Maybe have PC-1 connected to Switch A so it is clear that the ultimate destination of the frame is PC-1. THANKS AGAIN!

Man you are awesome

That intro just made everything make sense!

Thank you so much! Crystal clear!

Super helpful video with clear explanation.

Sunny, you are a natural teacher. Thank you

Sunny rocks..I understood everything without repeating the video

love this channel i plan on recommending this to anyone starting in IT or anyone who needs a refresher

thx, very clear

Thank you Sunny

I honestly hate stp but love the way you teach it sunny 👍🏻

Sunny do you have a paid training format? You explain so much better than any Udemy video and/or private class.

This old man has magic to turn complex to simple.

Very helpful!

I think the port in switch C should be Blocking port.

Hello, thanks for this video I unterstand DP and RP

best video explains STP very well and clearly. keep it up Sunny

Nice video its the 3rd one ive seen about the topic and it filled lots of gaps , very much appreciated

Great video as always but I do not agree in the designated port selection. In my understanding the designated ports are selected as the port for a collision domain which its path cost to root is the lowest. So, first you determine all the root ports, and then 1 designated port per collision domain (in the example all the collision domain are just of two ports because there are no HUBs). Finally, the rest of the ports are blocked.

Sunny, Thank you. You obviously know Networking very well, your communication and simplicity in explanation, while maintaining technical accuracy is superior to most training I have seen. Thank you or taking the time to clarify this so well for me.
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You are the best !!!!!!! Thanks you só much!!!!

This dude is a legend. Respect!

teaching by using animation is very good, many other videos are much less clear than this one

I have seen many videos on this. Yours is the clearest to understand by far! Thanks!

Sunny Bonjour Sunny. Sunny made it clear. Thank you, Sunny! You are great.Very well and simple explained!
Thank you so much Sunny

As always, this was a very clear explanation. Thank you for putting this up.

Great explanation Sunny

Genius!! such an heavy concept, you manage to break it down in simple terms...Thanks Sunny!

Thank you! Please continue making videos, they are extremely helpful

Can you write an order in wich we need to watch playlists?

I have been studying STP for two months and never really clearly understood it. But Sunny made it clear in less than 5 minutes. Truly awesome. Thank you, Sunny!

Thank you for this great work. Which software you used for drawing and animation?

As usual so amazing Sunny!

Hi Sunny, You are great, I was strugling to learn STP and now after watching this I am able to imagine all points and also got the importance of blocking ort in STP. Thanks for such great hard work. Keep going on

OHHHHHH Shhhhhhhhttt!!!! Wow thank you so much!!! I was lost on this topic.
You've explained it so clear and easy for a newcomer like myself!
Thank You so much!

omg thank you so much I spend 5 hours elsewhere trying to figure it out and it took less than min here

Thanks!