Network #10: STP: Spanning Tree Protocol

Network and Cisco packet tracer tutorial.
in this episode we're working on the following topics:

- STP
- Bridge ID
- 802.1D

[subhankarbhattacharjee]

Thanks for such a simple yet very strong tutorial...

[elifarslan]

Your explanation style is wonderful, you make it easy to understand thanks for that !:)

[prakashkv]

Nice video very simple for understanding stp in practical manner.. thanks

[satheshwaran]

i said really this video was very very use full for me. thank you lot. please update more video from networking because of compare to software all are interest networking that why am telling... please continue your work. once again thank you lot...

[alessandroc.]

02:11 - Root ID, Bridge ID, MAC Address

[GiancarloCarccamo]

thank for the video, helped me so much

[sureshyadav]

Thank you for your video. got clear idea about spanning tree.

[agronmusa]

Which ports did you connect with each other. Thanks

[sayedsamanzehra]

How did the priority change? You were configuring Switch2 as Root, right? M confused

[ninhnguyen]

I am very new to the switches and routers.
I have question: whenever we create a loop in the network, the switches themselves will create spanning-tree to prevent the loop?

[LalGebi]

Nice explanations...Thanks. by the way, may I know which software you have used for screen zooming and screen marker?

[zhongli]

Hi, how to enable back the blocked switch while maintaining connection to other devices?

[Aysha]

This is a silly question but, what is the difference between root ID and bridge ID? Why do they have different values on different switches?

[tahersadeghi]

When you are setting the screen side by side half of the screen is missing. Try to make the other half appear. I am referring to "SH SPAN" command.

[hishpahlowtnavalowt]

hi how u attached the console tab within pkt gui? thanks