CCIE Topic: 1.1e MST

The final iteration of spanning tree found in blueprint subsection 1.1e is Multiple Spanning Tree - otherwise known as MST. This video takes a look at the theory and configuration of MST.
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[@kennjohnson7711]

Excellent video. Thanks for a brilliant, but direct explanation!

[@sayedmahdihakimzada727]

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[@user-zb3zh7ch9s]

This really helped me understand MST thank you.

[@shoaibanwar12]

thank you : Good explanation:
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[@user-ey7qz1xf6d]

Thanks, Charles, that's an awesome and absolutely clear explanation.

[@JosephJohnson-sq4bu]

Excellent content, love the explanation on the background as to why it was created.

[@sinaig6308]

Very good explanation! Thank you!

[@anthonyv236]

These videos are fantastic! Please keep it up and let's pass ccie lab together!

[@tonyle886]

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[@ikramomari511]

g
reat explanation. Thanks

[@blendonator]

Love the video! At home I use MST with VTP 3 to distribute the configuration. It's not bad, but I never was a fan of the reconvergence outage I would get every time I added or removed a vlan from one of the instances. Still neat to be able to manually route VLANs across switches as you see fit!

[@eddjo3239]

Very nice course, i really enjoyed.

[@bobs.4269]

Good stuff Sir

[@bobs.4269]

From Cisco Book: Changing the STP mode to MST before doing the actual VLAN-to-instance mappings is not advisable. Every change in the mapping will result in a recalculation of the STP tree.

[@bobs.4269]

@Charles Judd I thought it was good practice to configure MST before putting the switch in MST mode

[@keithsmith2272]

Thank you! I'm looking for a good explanation for simulation mechanism in MST.

[@parheliaa]

Good vid, although you could talk about MST and other STP variants interactions (e.g. MSTP looks only on Vlan 1 BPDU from mother STP variants) also

[@kidokid8393]

Hey Charles, I was playing with MST and I figured that to make a switch to the root bridge that I must change MST0 as root primary. I was thinking that if I make MST in my topology as secondary, this would create some sort of load balancing mechanism. What do think about that?

[@hansthepeter]

hey chalres, here i miss a really greate feature every ccie should be aware of. You can distribute the MST configuration across your network with vtp V3. :)

[@bravealikhan]

Thanks Charles, appreciated for your time and efforts.
Just a suggestion, a diagram; could possibly add value in the theory section that could help to understand MST. May consider if appropriate.
A quick question: do we really use MST in production network? Thanks!

[@CharlesJudd]

Absolutely, MST is extremely valuable in a production environment. Here’s a great read about why that is: etherealmind.com/blessay-should-i-use-pvst-or-mstp-and-why/

[@bravealikhan]

@@CharlesJudd Gratitude!