Etherchannel - Video By Sikandar Shaik || Dual CCIE (RS/SP) # 35012

Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is a Layer 2 protocol that runs on bridges and switches. The specification for STP is IEEE 802.1D. The main purpose of STP is to ensure that you do not create loops when you have redundant paths in your network.

[andybalding]

Truly well versed. It was simple and easy to understand you sir ! Thank you very much !

[raghavendrabs]

WoW. Thank so much Sikander Sir. Superbly explained. Easy to understand.

[TanvirAhmed]

Excellent, clear simple and no fuss tutorial

[MarhabanBek]

Beautiful simple explanation, you gotta be a teacher

[Super-CR-cy]

sir your class is wonder full,
first time i didnt understood anything, becuase u spk very fast, , but day by day as per my knowledge increase in ccna, i cant undestood the idea....and also i can catch u verywell.
you are osommm ....

[onkargayakwad]

A simple and detailed explanation. Thank you.

[umashankargoyal]

Sir you are great, for all the videos, fabulous 🤩

[saqibrana]

fantastic and simple explanation. Welldone (y)

[anantgaonkar]

Thanks a Lot for simple explaination ! Great sir!!

[aquadir]

Very Nice description and your voice :-)

[basudebbhanja]

What is MLPPP? Difference between port/ether channel and multilink PPP? Please explain and make Video on it

[abhijeetmote]

can RSTP be used for redundancy instead of ether channel, as both can provide reduandancy??

[proocol]

Can I able to include ethernet ports 21-24 on one switch and fe/2-5 on other switch and create port channel bundle?

[parvinahmadov]

hello bro thanks for lesson. i have one question about port channel, i have two routers and two providers, how i can switch to the second providers on my routers

[ram]

if we PORTFAAST TRUNK on logical interfaces ? will it create loop on two switches?

[ashokpj]

Can you please tell me how lacp detects the ineterface down?