Networking: STP Spanning Tree Protocol Algorithm Tutorial

Tutorial on STP, Spanning Tree Protocol algorithm, which finds the minimum spanning tree for packet forwarding between switches in a network. Good Cisco CCNA exam prep.

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[robohobosapien]

Despite not talking about path costs, I still like this because you provided the clearest possible explanation for the designated ports step.

[culixstar]

you took 5 minutes while others take 20+. thank you for the video

[Jeff-zjvi]

Wow, this is absolutely the best explanation for a spanning tree I have encountered. Definitely subscribing

[franciscocastro]

You just explained spanning trees in 5:40 mins where my professor took half a lecture. Thank you.

[heartstringsDR]

after so many videos i finally know wtf is designated ports xd ty sm

[nfperrini]

more videos need to be like this. quick, to the point, gives the basics of the logic behind it. good stuff.

[betweentheburyd]

From a total beginner going for my Network+ cert needing some clarification on STP, this video *perfectly* explained it. Thank you!

[rastislavknut]

For default configuration of all switches the best explanation that saved me a lot of time instead reading the book again and again. Thanks!

[rafi.khan]

Best video for spanning tree protocol concept 👍🏻👍🏻

[jaggadaku]

One of the best simply explained video about STP elections.

[melvinrosario]

Definitely one of the most well explained Spanning Tree video i watched!!! Unlike others videos ive seen that took and hour.

[mickeymorocco]

excellent, best explanation so far, by a long way.

[kimsrenglim]

Thank you! Great and brief explanation straight to the points.

[kArnAgePT]

STP well explained in 5minutes. Awesome work sir =)

[richardasomaniappah]

Thanks so much for simplest explanation

[ginandjustice]

Thank you for explaining so concisely !

[افكارمنتصفالليل]

Wow amazing short explanation thank you so much

[ilovespacepie]

I was questioning why unused ports were labeled designated ports but didn't consider redundancy. (Noob mistake. I know.) This video cleared it up for me. Thank you.

[lazoclaudiafi]

Great information, I tried to understand this information reading the ccna oficial books - they have a lot of pages and you just explain it better in 5 minutes

[abdit]

oh lord that's one of the greatest vids ever!! thanks.