ENCOR - SD-Access Principles

[@12rustytrombone]

Great Video, not sure why someone gave it a thumbs down!

[@KishSquared]

Can't make everyone happy! lol

[@IceSmacker123]

@@KishSquared May be he had a huge cursor :)

[@victorcallegari2785]

Jeff, This really helped, especially the way you seamlessly move from traditional networking to today's network concepts.

[@TheMikalImperator]

Great Session! Lots of help in getting SDN concepts straight in my brain!

[@subamani77]

Awesome video, Jeff. I could relate to most of the things you said within the first 30 minutes, about how bad STP could be and had experienced a STP meltdown, the pain of managing ACLs etc. Good old days, though! We older folks had good fun with CLIs and I am sure SDN is going to take that all away from us. SDNs makes us imagine the network in our minds rather than seeing with our eyes. Great session and keep them coming.

[@jonathanpumida4685]

This is a great approach, pointing out the different problems for each solution which it aims to resolve. Great sessions!

[@abpundir1]

Jeff what a great videos you have put together and shared with everyone. Really appreciate all your effort and helping hand. I am hoping you will be creating more videos covering other topics. Thank a ton Jeff

[@YLprime]

I like the way you talk about things. lost of real world scenarios very helpful for students like me. I have always been trying to figure out why SDN is so much more superior, this video real convinced me on that very argument

[@whummer98]

With SPBm (also was available in 2020 and many years before 2020), you can have both and have redundancy and no loops. Cisco's concept forces L2 on top of L3 (greater overhead). SPBm integrates shortest path (think OSPF) with L2 invisibly. Then you can use that L2 anywhere you want it to show in the network. If you want VRFs, you can have that too (multi-tenant L2 and L3 are available for millions of tenants). Best part of it is that there are vendors now that have their own implementations and they interoperate (think open standard fabric) and not locked into one (Cisco).

[@CharlesSalvato]

Best network Video I have seen in a while. Thanks, Kish

[@ilspy7]

Excellent content. Great Job Jeff!

[@ryanlopez5993]

Bravo Jeff! This really put everything neatly into perspective. I'm a new subscriber for sure.

[@geremew01adnew]

What a great lesson with a great personality thank you very much from bottom of my heart.

[@pemiolatunji3892]

Need that one person that disliked this to seek therapy..because this is good content 10/10

[@rohannandargi2703]

great session !

[@IslamJoieDeVivre]

Great video Jeff, thanks for sharing !

[@knight2000-NC]

2:41 The line I remember was if you cant fix the problem; fix the blame.

[@1manairband]

VSS at the distribution with it being STP root with port-channels to the access layer at least helps STP issues.

[@dustysdesk]

What about directd broadcasts? Doesn't that solve the inter VLAN broadcast problem?

[@eltraveluis]

Good stuff thanks for the knowledge transfer

[@homeslacks]

Hey Jeff, been trying to track you down for a quick bit of guidance regarding one of your UCS courses where i'm sort of stuck. Super lame detail...As you start using USCPE you start in a semi clean slate where it only shows the two FI's etc....The Emulator even the same version you're using out the gate comes with a ton of pre-configured hardware and connections etc. I started to try to guess if you deleted what, or disconnect (learned how) virtual devices to get to what state it was in to then follow your course, but its a mess. Can you sort me out with either how to get it to the slicked state you start your demo's in, and or maybe you can link for me a backup of that config i can import to be in lock step? It would just be so much cleaner to have it the same to follow alone without all that noise and or guess how to set it up similar etc. Let me know man. ;)

[@MuhammadAbdullah-lu2eh]

thanks a lot it was very informative session

[@JoyEnrich]

Thanks a lot 🤗

[@TheSeyack]

thanks

[@kalidsherefuddin]

Thanks

[@amrfuad]

vss for catalyst or vpc for nexus can reduce our need for stp .

[@cyph91]

Where did you go? No vids uploaded for 2 years.

[@KishSquared]

I'm alive and kicking! I went heads-down on CBT Nuggets courses - like ENSLD, ENWLSD, DCCOR, DCID, and CWNP exams like CWNA, CWAP, etc. CBT requires a subscription, but it's the best place for in-depth materials. I hope to return to KZbin in some fashion but haven't found the best way to do that yet.

[@cyph91]

@@KishSquared Yes, I used to use CBT because work paid for it. I am not sure I agree with you that it is the best place for in-depth materials. It might be if you need to get paid for it. I was just amazed that you actually put stuff like this out there on youtube and then "suddenly" were gone. I really appreciate all your courses and I hope it will help me in getting my 350-401 ENCOR exam.

[@cyph91]

By "stuff like this" I mean really great content that a lot of people can benefit from.

[@Ghitanov]

@19:20 😄😄😄

[@webnovice2012]

Poor video