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In this video, day 20 of my free CCNA 200-301 complete course, you will learn the basics of Spanning Tree Protoco (STP) and Cisco's Per-VLAN Spanning Tree (PVST).
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0:00 Introduction
0:58 Things we'll cover
1:47 Network Redundancy
4:15 Layer 2 Loops (Broadcast Storms)
8:09 STP Intro
9:21 Hubs, bridges, and switches
10:14 STP Demonstration
11:03 STP Intro (cont.)
11:53 STP BPDUs, Root Bridge election
13:32 Root Bridge election demo
14:43 PVST, Extended System ID
17:59 Root Bridge (cont.)
19:50 STP Quiz 1 (identify the Root Bridge)
20:39 STP Quiz 2 (identify the Root Bridge)
21:00 STP Port Role selection (Root Port selection via Root Cost)
21:53 Root Cost
24:21 STP Port Role selection (Root Port selection via Neighbor Bridge ID)
25:12 STP Quiz 3 (Identify Root Bridge, Root Ports)
26:48 STP Port Role selection (Root Port selection via Neighbor Port ID)
28:22 STP Quiz 4 (Identify Root Port)
29:13 Blocking Ports to prevent loops
30:34 Non-Designated Port selection
31:20 STP Process Summary
33:17 STP Quiz 5 (Identify Root Bridge, Port Roles)
34:18 STP Quiz 6 (Identify Root Bridge, Port Roles)
35:20 Boson ExSim
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@ran_ma2678 9 месяцев назад

DAY 20 Y'ALL 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Congratulations to us. Keep pushing☺

@aazzam4165 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!!!

@user-ul3ms1og2f 5 месяцев назад

i fee like i forgot everything about vlan why so hard :(

@konradwerner4134 2 месяца назад

@@user-ul3ms1og2f 🙋🏽‍♂

@keithjustice3310 Месяц назад

@@user-ul3ms1og2f Yea that is one of my biggest issues with studying for CCNA is the flavors of vlan/trunking and remembering all of the topics and what goes to what. Like the information for Vlans, Etherchannel, Trunking, VTP/DTP then you have STP and its flavors and all of their similarities and differences.

@adrians4319 Год назад

You really can see the difference between someone who taught for a living and then became an IT pro who teaches versus someone who did IT for a living and became a teacher. Your teaching experience really shines through. You are better than all the paid courses I have spent money on. Please keep up the good work!

@boweidu1012 11 месяцев назад

Same here😂 I paid for one course on Udemy. But this free série of course is much much better. I regretting paying that much😢😢😢

@stardustmotion 3 месяца назад

ngl school system feels kind of obsolete in efficiency next to those online resources given how freely you can use them

@zeustiger2004 3 месяца назад

wibu @@stardustmotion

@keithjustice3310 Месяц назад

100% Being a techy myself I struggle to put things into laymen's terms for people.

@user-wl2rb3rh5c 21 день назад

@@boweidu1012 Don't regret your choice, as ir lead you here in consequence :)

@jameschua9255 3 года назад

I've listened to few online trainers and you are by far, the most systematic trainer that makes every topic easy to understand. Plus quiz to reinforce learning. Top-grade trainer indeed!!!

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thanks, James!

@mohammedzak16 Год назад

content very easy to comprehend. thanks for sharing.

@doncecilmusic5371 4 года назад

I'm always happy when I get your notifications. God bless you Jeremy. You're a super hero

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thank you Cecil! Never been called a super hero before, I wish I got a cooler superpower...

@devmiztainsane 4 года назад

@@JeremysITLab Ciscoman, *insert theme song* hahaha, keep up the great teaching as always Jeremy!

@Felix-ve9hs 4 года назад

@@devmiztainsane I hope *Ciscoman* will grant me the power of *CCNA* some day :^)

@fritzdamiendengambog9169 2 года назад

Cecil you got it the guy is super hero

@jamesbender3809 2 года назад

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@majidmushtaq4209 11 месяцев назад

Thank you sir. Passed CCNA today because of you. Getting interested to pass CCNP Inshaa Allah... you are an amazing mentor...

@RashidKhan-iq6my 10 месяцев назад

salam bro can i have your fb or insta ID?

@mfskits 9 месяцев назад

allahumabarik my friend

@abdihalim7788 9 месяцев назад

Alhamdulilah bro what are other resources did u use apart from jeremy videos

@majidmushtaq4209 9 месяцев назад

Majid Mushtaq Sheikh

@mdsameer2774 4 месяца назад

Hi bro! Did you get the networking job?@@majidmushtaq4209

@echoslam5170 3 года назад

I have watched this video 3 times to fully understand the concept. Thank you for making these videos Jeremy!

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Nice! Spanning tree is very important, so it's good to take your time ;)

@tylermassey5431 Год назад

You have a unique way of satisfying little curiosities that pop up in the material. Like, when there is info on the screen that isn't really relevant, you make sure to mention it and give a very brief explanation so that students don't get distracted wondering about it. I very much appreciate this. 👍

@rupanshisrivastava6413 3 года назад

Passed my CCNA exam on 31st October, You are doing really an excellent work. I videos are planned in such a systematic way, that makes it so easy to learn and understand.

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Awesome, congrats! And thanks for the kind words about the course :)

@Ned478 2 года назад

did you need any other resources to pass? Anything in particular to study?

@emadsaria6510 4 года назад

To prevent loops from occurring in a network, the PortFast mode is supported only on nontrunking access ports because these ports typically do not transmit or receive BPDUs

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Yes, that's correct!

@christianmella-sastre1615 2 месяца назад

So it accesses ports only then for the answer!

@wwolfram33 2 года назад

The information in this video is fantastic. Well done Jeremy. I had STP questions that were not clear in the CCNA book/course. This video greatly help clear some STP concepts up for me. Keep it up!

@seanturner7511 6 месяцев назад

Feels like I hit a brick wall with this episode. When it got to the quiz portion I was so confused. I am rewatching now.

@lorikmehmeti6777 3 месяца назад

Hey bro! This reply might have come a little too late. If you passed through the wall, congrats on the CCNA! If you didn't let this reply be the reason to come back and go for it. Let's study together!

@seanturner7511 3 месяца назад

@lorikmehmeti6777 Thanks man! I just passed last Saturday. It was a nail-biter! I rewatched a lot on 1.5 speed and did the exsim exams. Test was hard! But definitely passable.

@lorikmehmeti6777 3 месяца назад

@@seanturner7511 That's so motivating to hear. Congrats once again. Any tips and tricks that can be useful?

@bryanlemley9787 Месяц назад

Can someone explain why SW2 Fa1/0 and Fa2/0 are DPs? Do they not have the same root cost as SW1 Fa2/0 and Fa1/0?

@1234511836 Месяц назад

@@bryanlemley9787 SW2 Fa1/0 and Fa2/0 are DPs because between SW2 and SW1, SW2 has a lower BridgeID. If you look at the MAC address on SW2 014A.3821 is lower than SW1 014A.38F1. Therefore, the ports on SW2 become DPs. In a sense SW2 is closer to SW4 which is the Root bridge (Anybody in the comments correct me if i am wrong) =)

@crazybirdslover3140 2 года назад

thanks a lot Jeremy, today i finished your videos and started reading the official cert guide to review some points i didn't understand at first. Root cost was one of them. i advice everyone to read Volume one from page 270 to 285 it's very well explained. thanks again for your effort

@JeremysITLab 2 года назад

I agree with your recommendation to read the official cert guide, it's extremely helpful!

@ernestibrahim7532 4 года назад

I am very happy to come across this great Gentle Man. Sincerely appreciate your hard work. You wore my Golden Crown for 2020 and beyond.

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thank you Ernest ;)

@KamranAli-ml3vv 3 года назад

I am attending one online CCNA class, i came here to clarify some points and am so impressed by your way of explanation and delivering the knowledge. Please keep helping and spreading knowledge. May God bless you

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thank you, I'm glad my videos are helpful :)

@swimprodigy87 5 месяцев назад

One of my favorite videos in the series by far. STP is a one of the harder protocols to grasp, but you break things down in an easy to understand way. Learned a lot in this one. Thanks Jeremy.

@ObaDayo Год назад

This has to be one of your best videos. Learnt everything as I was taking notes throughout and hardly forgot a thing. Absolutely amazing explanations.

@-b777ljq3 2 года назад

very good lecture. So far it's the most difficult one among all previous videos, I watched twice and finally understood it, many thanks to Jeremy.

@khamisnaaman5443 Год назад

I've watched three different videos for more than three day... Atleast this is the one I've understood.

@MrReklez Год назад

same here mate

@scottmcarthur7496 9 месяцев назад

this is not an easy concept to understand at all, but you do a good job of it jeremy, CCNA is not to be taken lightly, i never understand how this is entry level certification!

@claw172000 Год назад

Thank you so much for this explanation Jeremy. Until now i wasn't able to understand this concept very well. Never stop teaching, you are a natural !!!

@aruizsilva 2 месяца назад

Complicated issue today. You are a gifted teacher. Thanks very much for your help!!

@fereydoonsassani377 2 года назад

It's really useful when you watch the whole series, then circle back to the earlier videos again. Definitely helps me understand all the little details more clearly.

@JeremysITLab 2 года назад

Yeah that's a good idea! You'll get more out of the material if you go over it again.

@nblgus2595 10 месяцев назад

That's how I study , 😅 It works somehow

@albertopineda462 2 года назад

ADDITIONAL INFO: There are BIAs for each interface in a switch. The MAC address used by the STP in the election is the switch's base ethernet MAC address which is shown using the command: show version.

@justfahmi6948 Год назад

Thanks

@quirkyturtle7735 Год назад

I've read both Cisco Press volumes of the CCNA, done the Boson simulation labs, now these videos are bringing everything together to make sense, thank you Jeremy

@weniweedeewiki.6237 Год назад

how did you get on doing the same right now...

@bricksindustrialequipments2457 3 года назад

Hurrah ! you're the best in teaching CCna so far in networking arena . Content + Clarity + Quality = Jeremy , Hay Jeremy you're just fucking awesome with your impeccable & top-notch noteworthy lectures .Though I'm a regular follower & I knew you're the best in teaching any topic in CCna . I felt like I'm unable to understand this Spanning 🌲 protocol concept since from morning .I have listened this once & twice and thrice , and in a confusion mode , I'm opted to other RU-vid channels to get understand this .After a long search again , I have come back again to you and watched your video for 10 times which makes everything clear in classic spanning tree protocol so far. Thanks a million Jeremy , no doubt you're the best so far in teaching any CCna networking concepts . Alas ! I bet you all , Jeremy cioara , Keith Barker and network Chuck . They are just good for nothing & barking like a bla bla bla !!!

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thank you so much ;) Those other teachers are very good and knowledgeable! But different people like different teachers :)

@Malaikahkhan 4 года назад

best instructor out there, your content is amazing. Great work Jeremy

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thank you! :)

@jonathansanchez7010 2 года назад

Tus explicaciones son muy buenas, a pesar que mi nivel de ingles es básico, se entiende muy bien. Thank you Jeremy for your explanatory videos!

@mateisergiu7495 Год назад

This is the best explanation that i saw of STP protocol,everything is put on step by step,amazing...i have searched for this explanation for years,thank you a lot!!

@allans.9754 8 месяцев назад

Your videos rock! Thank you, Jeremy. We appreciate the time you take to teach us networking.

@OxTongue0 4 года назад

Thanks Jeremy. For all the videos in this playlist They are so useful You made it look so easy to understand with your slides and explanation Keep up the good work

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thank you :)

@chantellemorehead9390 3 года назад

Thank you so much for making STP so understandable. You taught me more in the few videos than a whole semester in college

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Awesome! Glad to hear that :)

@mattd03411 Год назад

College seems to not teach anyone anything anymore besides how to join the democrat cult. Too many people with degrees and zero know how. Forget that bill! I am here re-certing and this is a really well thought out video. So I 2nd that thanks.

@odrommouniengue2645 2 года назад

i`m chris from cape town, south africa...your videos are helping me to understand my N+ courses and ccna . thank you. God bless your work

@johnlomu 4 года назад

Great job Jeremy, keep up the good work.

@rotrose7531 4 года назад

Thank you very much, Finally I begin to understand the concept of spanning tree. Thanks a lot!!

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Glad to hear that :)

@glenntembo2693 3 года назад

Thanks J (lowest neighbour ID) - from zero to hero with J'sIT-Lab

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thanks Glenn 👍

@dmitrikazantsev3692 Год назад

Thanks Jeremy, well done, man. it's Day 20, and I keep moving along your series...

@marks5850 3 месяца назад

Hey Jeremy, thanks for a great presentation! You're not rushing. Great job.

@alexeygaas5893 3 года назад

Thanks a lot! When more and more new information was appearing, I thought I won't understand anything and will re-watch full video again and again, but not, you explanation is so clear to understand the first time

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thank you, I'm glad to hear that :)

@lukembogo 4 года назад

Am back to learning Cisco. Thanks to JEREMY. I've just got your contents, Super explanations. I want to go through your videos for 30 Days then register for an online certification. Impressive job Sir

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Good luck! My course is only about 50% finished at the moment, so if you want to take the CCNA exam soon you should use another course, too!

@kumarpriyank44 4 года назад

Finally wait is over. Got a notification of new upload and thats jeremyyyyy ... 😁😁.

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Glad you like the videos ;)

@flyingscotsman3278 Год назад

Hi Jeremy - Your videos are just excellent - Thank you😊

@maxwellchessdotcom6952 3 года назад

The picture in the top right was taken after Jeremy implemented STP on his network.

@mojbr704 3 года назад

Oh this is a lot of information, I need to watch it again 😅 thank you Jeremy

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Spanning tree is an important topic, so take your time to learn it! No rush

@adamlovescats 4 года назад

10minutes in you simplified a concept that i couldnt understand nor in class or with other videos, thank you

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Nice, I'm glad my video helped :)

@tsehayeredae7730 16 дней назад

You're number 1 trainer, and thank you so much for all the lessons

@rolan2dr 4 года назад

Just passed my CCNA! Thank you so much for your content!!! Amazing resource.

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Wow, congrats! Although my course isn't complete, I'm glad you like it :)

@rolan2dr 4 года назад

I actually started with your videos did all your labs. Supplemented with Wendell Odom Cert guide, and watched Kevin Wallace course. Finally, did Boson practice tests.

@shujaatmirza41 4 года назад

How was the Exam? Hard or Just Fine? your contribution would be great!

@Benardk4 3 года назад

Jeremy's IT Lab is the course complete now?

@firminorules 3 года назад

Congrats!

@josephnduati1214 3 года назад

Gold found Guys, gold found! Thank you Sir!

@AdoniToribio 2 года назад

After a few watch I finally got it! You're the best!

@haiquannguyen2583 Год назад

The most clear lecture I've learned about STP. Thanks Jeremy

@onewaydrive_ 3 года назад

oof im gunna have to go back over this one a few times. I was good up until the end there lol thanks jeremy!

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

No rush, take your time to absorb it all ;)

@moeqwaqanah9550 4 года назад

Great efforts! Thank you very much I just want to ask , what is the estimated time for finishing this course ?

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

I think I will finish it around the end of this year.

@amiraljrah1584 3 года назад

no word can describe how thankful we are

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thank you :)

@kayefiq 4 года назад

Thanks Jeremy always eager for the notifications , 🙏

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thanks, glad to hear that :)

@aaronhuang8425 4 года назад

Jeremy, my brother and I started your CCNA program on Monday of this week. My brother and I are on Day 4 today. So far, we really enjoy your layout and information. You do a very good job explaining the information in direct and understandable fashion! If you don't mind me asking, how many "Days" do you anticipate you're going to post for the complete CCNA 200-301 course? Due to financial hardship, my brother and I have not downloaded Boson yet. Is it possible to simply go thru your course and pass the CCNA or would you recommend purchasing the Boson practice exams and Boson practice labs in addition to your course? We've been mainly using the Packet Tracer, using Anki, and watching/studying your videos as of right now.

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thanks for the comment, I'm glad you and your brother are liking the series :) I guess it will be up to 50 days in total, there's still a lot to cover. You don't NEED the Boson products to pass, but they are definitely helpful. If you're going to get just one, get the practice exams after you have studied all the exam topics, to help you prepare before taking the real thing. It's $99, but it could save you from having to retake the exam if you fail, which is much more expensive.

@kelecortez5834 4 года назад

@@JeremysITLab YES !!!! buy Boson exams . I did & they are great. Super glad I purchased it

@thobekilealicendlovu3578 10 месяцев назад

I found this video difficult

@scottmcarthur7496 11 месяцев назад

this is the hardest part of the course so far

@BrotherYarmoth 2 года назад

Great video as always. Had to watch it a billion times before I was able to answer the quizzes correctly. For the Boson answer (I bought the practices tests by the way. Boson is AWESOME!) I'm going to say A. Because portfast can only be enabled port by port and not globally/all at the same time.

@iftihajhossain Год назад

Hi @jeremy, can you please explain a bit more how you calculate SW2 int g0/1 and g0/0 root cost (Quiz 5 Non-Designation port part) ? I mean how they have higher root cost ? Would be good if you go for Quiz 6 also, (just for Non-Designation port part with peer SW Root cost). Thanks in advance.

@kavissenmurday7029 Год назад

I am having the same question in my head, sir. Could someone explain this would be wonderful?

@BankiHorvathGyorgy Год назад

Same question for me. As for the remaining ports between SW2 and SW4, the designated port should be SW2.G0/0, whereas SW4’s G0/2 should be the ND port, because SW2 has lower MAC Address.

@kavianrowghani5085 Год назад

@@kavissenmurday7029 SW2's G0/0, G0/1, and G0/2 all have a root cost of 8 (in the case of SW2'S G0/1 and G0/2: 4 from SW1's G0/1 and 4 from themselves. In the case of SW2's G0/0: 4 from SW4's G0/0 and 4 from itself.) Since all SW2's interfaces have the same root cost, the next tiebreak is to calculate the root cost from the lowest neighbor bridge id. Remember lowest bridge ID (BID) is a concatination of bridge priority plus MAC address. We can see that SW1 has the lowest neighbor BID. But SW2's G0/1 and G0/2 are tied here again. So, the next tiebreak is to calculate the lowest neighbor port ID. between SW2's G0/1 and G0/2, G0/2 has the lowest neighbor port ID: SW1's G0/0. Therefore, SW2's G0/2 is chosen as the root port. I hope this helps!

@kavianrowghani5085 Год назад

@@BankiHorvathGyorgy Hi Banki, I'm not sure which Quiz example you are referring to. In Quiz 5, SW4 does not have a G0/2 port. In Quiz 6, SW4 was elected as the root bridge and therefore, all its ports are designated ports. Hope that helps. Please reply and clarify and I would be happy to help further.

@kavianrowghani5085 Год назад

Please see my comments below. For some reason I can't @ you

@Brian-nz6ns 3 года назад

So when determining the Root Port you only consider the root cost of each specific interface but when determining the root cost of individual collision domains you add the root cost for the entire switch?

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

That's correct. The switch wants to select the best interface to be the root port, so it compares the root cost of each interface. When deciding which side of the connection will be designated in a collision domain, the switches compare their root costs (=their cost via their root port)

@Volmire1 3 года назад

@@JeremysITLab Thanks, that cleared up the question I had.

@CurrencyCrafting 2 года назад

What do you mean the root cost of individual collision domains?

@user-mb4jh5lq1s 3 года назад

Hi dear Jeremy! I am grateful to follow your course and I thin the answer of last question is C: all access port

@walidchtioui7930 2 года назад

Everything was extremely well put together. Thank you

@JeremysITLab 2 года назад

Thank you Walid :)

@LucianC137 3 года назад

the opposite side of the root port is always designated right?

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Correct! The root port's role is to provide a path to the root bridge, so the opposite side must be designated (forwarding). If it's blocking it can't provide the path to the root.

@giorgioamato6176 2 месяца назад

Hi all, minute 34:10, why is not SW2 G0/0 the designated port? As far as I understand the root path cost from that interface is 8 (4+4) while the root path cost from SW4 G0/1 is 12 (4+4+4). Can anyone clarify that? Thanks

@paulschneider2856 25 дней назад

Bruh I’m on the same page I need clarification

@manirhada8006 3 года назад

this is what im looking for the STPs, nicely explained. Thank you Jeremy

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thanks, glad to hear it :)

@schaumaul 4 месяца назад

This is gold!

@hixonke1 Год назад

Hello Jeremy. I’ve said in other videos and I’ll say it again, thank you for the great videos! I have a question on this one on the quiz section that’s got me stumped. At times stamp 34:09 you say Switch 1s G0/2 is DP and SW2s G0/1 is non. I’m not making the connection. Wouldn’t the root cost on Sw 2 be 8 while the cost on SW 1 be 12, therefore making the roles be reversed on these ports? This is my first attempt on STP so I’m sure it probably something I’m missing, but…. Thanks in advance! Adding this edit after my post above…. Same on SW4 G0/1 and SW2 G0/0. I came up with reversed roles on the ports. My thinking is this: from sw4 you leave port G0/1 cost of 4. Leave switch 2 another cost of 4. Finally leave sw 3 another cost of 4 to get to root, which is a total cost of 12. Then from sw 2 you leave port G0/0 for a cost of 4. Out sw 4 for another cost of 4 to root for a total cost of 8.

@JeremysITLab Год назад

To select the Designated/Non-Designated ports, you compare the root cost of the switches, not the root cost of the ports you are deciding the roles of. Notice I stated 'Interface on switch with lowest root cost' becomes Designated, not 'interface with lowest root cost' becomes designated. SW1's root cost is 4, SW2's root cost is 8, and SW4's root cost is 4. SW2 has a higher root cost than the others, so its ports become Non-Designated.

@hixonke1 Год назад

Man I totally missed that detail, but just added it to my notes. Understood now. Thank you so much for clarity and such a quick response.

@JeremysITLab Год назад

@@hixonke1 No problem! Thanks for the tip via PayPal Keith, I really appreciate it :)

@yasiryousuf2344 4 года назад

I have been following your series and found very informative you are doing great. My question is in Quiz 5 SW4 interface G0/1 should be non designated port instead of SW2 interface G0/0 because both costs are same and SW2 bridge ID is lower, please explain.

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

SW4 has a root cost of 4 (via its G0/0 interface) SW2 has a root cost of 8 (via its G0/2 interface + SW1's G0/1 interface) SW4 has the lower root cost, so its interface becomes designated. Look at 32:00 in the video, I said the 'interface on the switch with the lowest root cost' will be designated, so that's why SW4's interface becomes designated. Let me know if you have any more questions :)

@yasiryousuf2344 4 года назад

@@JeremysITLabMy confusion has cleared, thanks a lot sir.

@winha4555 2 года назад

I got confused too, and after 30 minutes searching with no solution I've found your comment. Thanks both of u

@nosicelomrwetyana2732 6 месяцев назад

Hi Jeremy, thank you for the videos. They are very helpful.

@ItayKhn 2 месяца назад

I swear I finished Netacad with a lecturer and your level of explanation is far beyond, I could see now things that I couldn't.

@Homosapienin134 3 месяца назад

3 years ago I wa studying computer science in school,but I hated Netwroking,now I have fallen in love with it,Thank you Jeremy.

@DuongDavinc Год назад

With my poor English, I had to watch the video 3 times to understand tks you, motivational person

@md.shakilahmed2594 4 года назад

Thanks Dear Jeremy. I learn many things from your IT LAB.

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thank you, I'm glad :)

@TheBobFish 3 месяца назад

Man, what's crazy is I've taken many CCNA boot camps without the intent of testing. I'm in the Air Force and get free training since I'm in a enterprise IT networking position. I don't know if it's because I never put as much effort in or if past courses simply were ineffective, but I remember struggling to grasp the port role process. I had zero issues getting the correct answers on any of your quizzes after this lecture. Well done and thank you.

@edwinsenas7169 3 года назад

Mr. Jeremy thank you very much for sharing your knowledge to us and all your efforts and hard work. may God bless you more.....

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thank you :)

@sultansanjar9829 4 года назад

Great work, Can't wait for the next one

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thank you :) It's coming soon!

@magedashraf2053 2 года назад

Wow, i thought i will never understand it !! you are incredible !! :")))

@98009252 Год назад

awesome sir ur the borer and driller u wonderfully bore and drill to the root of every concepts made so simple hatsoff ,none explained so till date in the online i have searched so far, thankyou

@saidappapoojari7435 3 года назад

These videos are excellent, really appreciated, Thanks.

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thank you for watching :)

@madaotosu1 2 месяца назад

This lesson really has a lot of knowledge to remember. Thank you very much for your lecture.

@walking_jack 2 года назад

The best STP logic explanation so far!!!!))

@JeremysITLab 2 года назад

Thank you :)

@paulpark9824 2 года назад

I read OGC I & II cover to cover, and I have to say watching these videos is more efficient and effective, while also being way less strenuous. Same material and concepts, but somehow Jeremy presents things in a way that is far more comprehensible to novices. I did learn a lot from OGC, but boy did I pay a price. At times I would get confused and bewildered, resulting in the whipping and gnashing of teeth; brimstone emanating from my nostrils. Never happens with Jeremy's labs or lessons. I Just sit back, relax, and learn.

@technettales Год назад

I've been studying the OCG also but now I fall asleep listening to Jeremy's IT lab and sometimes I can hear him talking CCNA talk in my dream....lmao

@alexander1885x 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for the amazing quality

@SubSai 2 года назад

You are the best man. God Bless you !!!!!😀

@user-xp7hd7uj1h 2 года назад

thank you jeremy, you are the best !!!

@Martin_JY Месяц назад

Thanks Jeremy!

@Dreambig6636 Месяц назад

started again after 4 months gap but love the way u taught everything Hats of

@arthurfaizal2968 9 месяцев назад

You are very helpful, thank you so much from the bottom of my heart

@zigma4 2 года назад

you are awesome.thank you so much for your useful videos.

@StephenOfori-Abedi 8 месяцев назад

Thank you, Jeremy!

@dravidianChief 2 года назад

Thank you for your hardwork!!!

@italomacelloneable 4 месяца назад

What an amazing video!

@karamalshaltan6082 5 месяцев назад

I really enjoyed your session :)

@jephnelson5408 4 года назад

Great explanation. Can't wait for the next one.

@JeremysITLab 4 года назад

Thanks Jeph!

@Flying_turnip187 2 года назад

I have to say this is a great thing you are doing Jeremy! I tried a couple other places to learnthe CCNA and those didnt work. Tried the test and failed. Trying again with your videos. I am connecting with your easy to learn teaching style and easy to understand lessons. I am gonna pass the next time around! Thank you!

@JeremysITLab 2 года назад

Thanks JaYu :)

@ericjimenez5360 Год назад

this was ruff... had to really pay attention to this one.

@sk-teck2751 3 года назад

You are the best.. Thank you Jeremy!

@JeremysITLab 3 года назад

Thank you ;)

@sultonmurodrajabov8284 Год назад

Great video!

@ericksonloyola6993 3 года назад

now i understand it a little, we need to plot the flow of root cost first from the root bridge. before we determine who has the interface with the least root cost per switch.