Networking Week: Understanding and Implementing Spanning-Tree Protocol

One of the core technologies for CCIE, CCNP, or even CCNA is the Spanning Tree Protocol. The Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is a network protocol that builds a loop-free logical topology for Ethernet networks. The basic function of STP is to prevent bridge loops and the broadcast radiation that results from them. Are you staying awake at night worried that you don’t know what “STP” is? Do you want to know how STP prevents loops in your network? Do you have an hour or two to spare? Don’t worry, INE has you covered. In this webinar you’ll be exposed to some of the more common terms used in STP to prevent loops. You will learn how STP prevents loops and how to configure and optimize STP to achieve a loop-free environment.
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[@Thomashalle1]

STP Made Simple. Thanks much Rohit Pardasani

[@alonsosolano5117]

Thanks for taking the time to provide this information. Really appreciate you share your knowledge on the topic

[@ferozsyed2014]

You are my favorite third Instructor from INE, Brian McGahan, Keith Bogart, Rohit G Pardasani 👍👍👍

[@irfangi1534]

Probably the best explanation of STP I've ever heard..Thanks alot Rohit..

[@nilmega]

Fantastic explanation. have been struggling with these concepts especially MST, but you cleared up the misconception. Thank you.

[@krishnendubiswas5560]

One of the best stp session.

[@cyberciscowebdev8371]

Learned something new. Thank you so much 👍

[@bestsaurabh]

Where were you all this time?! Thanks for such a detailed yet simplified explanation. No dis-like so far says a lot about the video content.

[@suhasbhoir22]

Hats Off, Gr8 Explained

[@ElreyRayo]

Gracias for making this subject look easy

[@thayyibpullat]

Thank you Mr Rohith

[@varmatjrk8418]

Very fantastic explanation Rohit !! Expecting some major concepts of BPDU guard,BPDU filter and Root guard concepts ....

[@oluwayomiogunfuyi194]

Appreciate this simplification

[@joaomonteiro2591]

You are the best Rohit

[@sandeep6558]

awesome explaination

[@dew569]

fantastic

[@SunilGupta-yz1rv]

Why would Root Bridge (SW1) advertises Cost 0 to switch 2 in your 4 switch diagram at time 30:30 just pause and Rohit says that advertise cost is 0 from Switch 1
Since we are considering all Ethernet meaning cost is 100

[@MohamedAhmed-vw5bc]

yes, because it cost the root bridge 0 to reach him self (Root bridge),

[@salimmohammedbopary6159]

Hi please can you check election of root port of switch 6 again

[@gmailuser7449]

👍

[@fernandoalbuquerque6645]

As always, Rohit is the one. As we say in Brazil, Rohit é pica !!! Amazing.

[@semtex6412]

bad mic. sounds like you're only using a laptop's webcam. this doesn't look like an official INETraining video. other than that, great tutuorial! thanks!