Cisco CCNA - Spanning Tree Loops and Blocked Ports

A simple explanation of how a loop can be created in a network and how blocked ports are used to stop them. Learn networking fundamentals and become Cisco CCNA certified today!

This video discusses the fundamentals of traditional Spanning Tree, as this provides a good introduction and understanding of how the technology works. In the next section, we will discuss Rapid Spanning Tree (RSTP) which is an improved version of the technology and is what is commonly used today.

This video series is for people that have basic networking skills, but want to take them to the next level. If you’re completely new to networking, you may want to try our ‘Introduction to Networking’ series first

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That last sentence made my brain explode but makes so much sense. Root ports point towards the root bridge, and Designated ports point awayy from the root bridge. Thank you! Keep up the great work!