Free CCNA | DTP/VTP | Day 19 | CCNA 200-301 Complete Course

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This video, day 19 of my free CCNA 200-301 complete course, focuses on two Cisco-proprietary protocols, DTP (Dynamic Trunking Protocol) and VTP (VLAN Trunking Protocol).

In this FREE and COMPLETE CCNA 200-301 course you will find lecture videos covering all topics in Cisco official exam topics list, end-of-video quizzes to test your knowledge, flashcards to review, and practice labs to get hands-on experience.
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0:00 Introduction
0:53 Things we'll cover
2:03 DTP Intro
3:08 DTP Configuration
3:55 DTP Modes
9:52 DTP Mode Chart
10:33 Disabling DTP
11:38 Trunk Encapsulation Negotiation via DTP
13:32 VTP Intro
14:58 VTP Servers/Clients
17:18 VTP Demonstration/Configuration
21:58 VTP Transparent
25:33 VTP Version Configuration
26:48 VTP Summary
27:36 Things we covered
29:00 Quiz 1
30:14 Quiz 2
31:13 Quiz 3
32:08 Boson ExSim

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[JeremysITLab]

ERRATA: At 22:34, the slide should read 'VTP Transparent', not 'VLAN Transparent'.

[matklm]

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[Wigalicious]

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I just want to say thanks for these videos. I've tried out multiple courses over the last few weeks, and have constantly felt overwhelmed when watching them. It made me feel like I wasn't up to the task of learning this stuff, and I nearly gave up all together. Your videos were the first time I ever felt capable of understanding the subject matter.

I think most courses simply underestimate the importance of repetition and association. They mostly discuss a subject once, regardless of complexity, and then simply assume you understand everything and move on. The Anki cards you added are really a great resource in that regard. I started out with just the cards you made, but added tons of my own to help me study. There's just so much to remember, but your approach makes it feel managable. So, keep up the good work. Eventhough this course isn't finished yet, your videos are definately what made me decide to get my CCNA.

[jzero]

This seems like a good spot to stop and make sure I am very confident with the previous topics before moving on to STP and beyond.

[seanbrownmedia]

Coming into this with zero experience, I have to say that your breakdown of topics is concise, and your incorporation of ANKI is fantastic. I think it's sorely needed throughout various learning tools.

I think I'll be pausing progress here and review a while because I've been in the weeds since day 17. Thank you Jeremy!

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[skymastamusic]

Thanks very much Jeremy, you're still empowering us with some great skills. I'm looking forward to learn more and practice as much as I can to pass the new CCNA exam.

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[limazmah]

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[mrgelin]

I have spent almost 2 weeks on this topic and now it starts to kick in, but it is still challenging. I am moving on but will be back on the Dot 1Q, VTP etc... topics.

[lodi]

Thanks! I dont really have any intention to take the CCNA but this is too good not to learn!

[athifali]

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[johnconnor]

Thanks for showing the features of Boson ExSim and Boson NetSim. It looks really useful

[crissamora]

When I saw VTP/DTP for the first time, I didn't understand very well and it was so difficult to remember, but now if with your explanation it was very easy to understand. Thank you so much!!!

[RileySalm]

I just discovered this playlist about a week ago and have been going ham ever since, but didn't know you were still releasing these lessons. When are you planning to have all the lessons done? Just curious because I was planning on taking the CCNA shortly after finishing your lessons.

[muhannadak]

I have been following this course for a while now, its definitely the best CCNA course that I ever took.
Just curious, will you also cover the network automation and programming in this course?
Btw I can't imagine the effort you are putting on making such a course possible for free. When watching these videos I feel confident that after the video I'll have a good understanding of the topic. You are the best teacher. Respect sir!