EtherChannel Explained | Concept & Configuration

[@SpaceDroner]

My goodness...how easy was that. Good job because what you did in 11 minutes I couldn't understand in 1 hour of reading!

[@Certbros]

Thanks Edward. Glad to liked the video.

[@dusshan1]

yeah.. i mean i hate Wendel odom's 800 page long books in a way that cant be described using polite words :)...

[@awesomebrotherhood7698]

this has helped you to undertsand because you have done previous 1 hour, which has set some prime knowledge already. Keep up the reading along side these, reading gives more indept understanding.

[@chrispainter3602]

Yeah i totally agree, you can't teach someone a topic using terminology from deeper knowledge of the subject. Teachers forget this too much!, Not CertBros!

[@chrisfoster3772]

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[@LadylynUka]

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[@youtubeaccount69420]

Studying for my ccna 200-301 exam with virtually zero prior i.t / computer experience and even though I am passed this portion in my studies I wanted a quick refresher course to reaffirm what I had previously learned since I wanted some clarification or a general overview of the topics to jog my memory a bit so thank you very much for providing such valuable and easily understandable content for free!

[@Certbros]

Thanks Patrick. Good to hear the videos have helped. Good luck with the CCNA. You're going to smash it!

[@chrisyo4461]

Me too. Good luck Pat

[@youtubeaccount69420]

@@Certbros I actually ended up smashing it, Unfortunately, In my job search it hasn't seemed to make much of a difference working on the SAA-C01 in the mean time but feeling a bit demotivated.

[@youtubeaccount69420]

@@chrisyo4461 Good luck, If I can do it you can too!

[@Certbros]

@@youtubeaccount69420 Congrats Patrick! You've worked hard and you should celebrate your success. Keep it up and I know you'll find something soon.

[@Z3kyTw0]

These videos explain it so easy. My Cisco course took 1 hour what this took just 11min!! thanks for uploading guys

[@Certbros]

Haha! Thanks!

[@aidanluby]

One thing I'd add is once the port channel is up, if you need to make configuration changes don't do them on just a single physical interface at a time or the port channel will come down due to things not matching. Instead make changes on the logical port channel interface and the Cisco device will automatically copy those changes to the physical interface configurations so that you don't take the whole interface down.

[@vladislavkaras491]

Thanks for the tips! Quick question: Is it possible, that only 1 side uses EtherChannel, thus it would lead to strange problems?

[@emmanuelkz4519]

Lovely way of teaching Etherchannel . Precise, subtle and efficient I could not learn better than this. Thank you CertBros

[@Certbros]

Thanks!

[@Acradus]

This video just helped me troubleshoot my packettracer issue. I was not able to get etherchannel working because the speed mismatch. I was using fastethernet for one port, and gigabit for the other! THANK YOU

[@MagnumCarta]

Good video and good explanation of LACP from the switch side. I work on rack servers and dealt with an issue of a port-channel being down that was causing unreachability issues for a server. We aren't sure what caused the configuration to go down but once we determined the issue was on the switch side and not the host side, we got the networking team to fix the issue. It was boggling my mind, the on-site technician, and their manager.

[@lepiques]

Those video are the easiest to understand Cisco tutorial on youtube that i have seen so far ! Good job CertBros you are creating lots of value.

[@Certbros]

Thanks Wiliam!

[@myt3099]

you are the best for learning CCNA in english (i'm Franch) I bought your formation for trying to passe the CCNA exam !

[@kwamedeswan9021]

Studying for CCNA, wanted more info on this topic. You cleared it all up concisely, well done. I've subscribed.

[@MariosChatzipavlis]

Maybe the best video out there. Simple, straight to the point. Well done !!!

[@Certbros]

Thanks for the kind words Marios!

[@heartfilia891]

i watch all your ccna videos, really like how u explain and visualize on how things work. really helps with my understanding. thanks so much for your services!!

[@pierreabrie9445]

couldn't wendell odom ccna book just have explained it this way simple and quick. Thank you.

[@Certbros]

Haha thanks Pierre!!

[@infotechyeti]

awesome explanation. thank you for not speaking so fast and taking pauses in between. helped to take notes on studying for my ccna. subscribed

[@Certbros]

Thanks Jonathan! That's great feedback 👌

[@Riad-Eleid]

This video was extremely helpful, informative, and well explained. Thank you for your work.

[@Certbros]

Thank you! Really appreciate it and glad you liked it!

[@JiglyMoustaka2]

Keep it up! Don't stop the videos

[@Certbros]

No stopping! Thanks for the comment

[@zaheerahmadindikar4687]

I never comment on any of the videos but i couldn't resist, Well please never stop making so beautiful and simple videos. You are great!!!!!

[@Certbros]

Thanks!! More videos are on the way!

[@deogratiasadade8842]

the best tutorial so far on etherChannel. Thanks for sharing.

[@Certbros]

Thanks for commenting!

[@edwardv4546]

Thank you. Your OSPF video helped a lot. I was able to configure the routing protocol pretty seamlessly after watching your video a few times. I’m going to do the same after this video. I see I’ll have to go back over STP first

[@ruck-tech7163]

THIS VIDEO IS GOLD FOR ME!!!! Thank You for this

[@jairusan]

CERTBROS, clear, simple, awesome! love the way you present the concepts specially when there are examples in the CLI, 2 things I would recommend 1. please use the correct names on the CLI modes so people start getting used to the correct cisco naming Exec mode, privilege Exec, Global config etc... and 2. Please a video about trunks, switch trunks. Thank you!!!!

[@Certbros]

Thanks man! Good ideas. A video on trunks and VLANs is on my to-do list!

[@yusufibrahim8714]

Amazing superb explanation, some people are just born with the ability to explain things and you definitely are one of them. Look forward to more CCNA related vids and thank you very much.

[@Certbros]

WOW thanks Yusuf!!! More videos will be coming soon.

[@BD90..]

Enjoy the clear explanation and no waffle about your brothers wife's mother's cat like some teachers do lol.

[@AliTaj5610]

Super clear and efficient explanation! Thanks ! I wish there were more videos like yours in KZbin..

[@Certbros]

Thanks man! More on the way.

[@boots7859]

Good video. Suggestions though, 1. Do a shut command after int range. 2. Default port command after shut, and config all ports at one time. 3. Do the same on switch 2. Do a no shut on switch 2, then on switch 1.

[@リンゴ酢-b8g]

PAgP -> cisco LAC-> vender neutral. just remember that Pag is spanish for "pay up", which makes sense that it is cisco's standard. and according to cisco, it's desirable to pay up // *desirable / desirable* OR *desirable* / auto

[@kenstarthree-six5429]

Thank you! It sounded so daunting, but 11 minutes was all it took to get it in my noggin.

[@Certbros]

Great to hear! Happy it got through to you your noggin 😁

[@kasungweerasinghe3939]

It's a very easy to understand and clear explanation, Thank you.

[@Certbros]

Glad it was helpful Kasun!

[@leonardobascope6492]

Thank you very much! This was very useful!!! I would very much appreciate if you make videos about the CCNP Routing and switching content!

[@yxngchrist1342]

remember to use a crossover cable if u connect two switches or routers with another..

[@Tamim1994]

Do nowadays NIC's not automatically recognize whether the connection needs to be crossover or straight through, and then apply whatever is needed? I'm pretty sure they do

[@yxngchrist1342]

Nowadays NIC do but i worked with a older one🤷🏼‍♂️

[@tankado707]

You are the best, simple , efficient !!!!! Thank you

[@aeronjorge98]

Thank you for this. It's now so easy to understand.

[@Certbros]

No problem. Glad it helped!

[@fausto412]

What an epic explanation. You made it so easy to understand. Thank you! On to spanning tree next. Cert bro!

[@Certbros]

Great to hear this helped! Good luck with STP and let me know if you get any questions 👍

[@fausto412]

@@Certbros i did try to buy a switch ain't 1 shirt but link was broken.

[@randriamahandryrado9800]

Amazing, we really need a full course from you. Hope you'll do it someday. Thank you.

[@Certbros]

Thanks! I'm making a full course at the moment. Should be out later this year 👍

[@wahidullahwadan9547]

Excellent you describe very simple an easy to understand👍👍👍 thanks

[@b0rt00x]

Fantastic video. Short and clear. Good job, keep it up!

[@Certbros]

Thanks Alberto!

[@Mr.content4all]

Animated learning are always helpful.

[@mukeshmall105]

You got a one Subscriber cause of your lovely Bass boosted sound . and also so easy way to teach us.

[@Certbros]

Thanks!

[@RussFoster]

Great explanation, and great video. I appreciate seeing the command line for the basic setup. Thanks for sharing.

[@Certbros]

Thanks Russ!

[@miss_karangwa]

This made me understand! Very easy and helpful

[@emmanueltitang4190]

That was awesome, explanation very and simple. thanks CertBros

[@shonrak]

you need to post more confT videos like this!

[@Certbros]

Thanks! More like this will be coming.

[@rajeshs7477]

I really liked your videos. Your way of explanation is good along with the practicals. Looking forward to have OSPF, BGP and Security related videos.

[@Certbros]

Thanks for the comment Rajesh! Those videos will be coming soon!

[@aroonharyani1]

Agree with Rajesh. Good Work CertBros. Please keep posting videos. Thanks.

[@Certbros]

More coming Aroon. Thanks.

[@MrLochay]

really awesome. well explained. need more videos. common Certbros more videos fast.

[@Certbros]

Thanks man! More video are on the way very soon.

[@SurathKahandawala]

My goodness...how easy was that. Thank you

[@Certbros]

That easy!

[@maheshporeddy1080]

day by day i'm addicted to your videos bro

[@Certbros]

Thanks Mahesh! More coming.

[@mayurpawar4457]

Very easy explanation. Can you please explain regarding subnetting and supernetting.

[@Certbros]

Thanks Mayur! Subnetting is definitely on the list!

[@tg9460]

Another great tutorial. So easy to understand. Do you have video on ipv6 subnetting? Thanks for all you do.

[@Certbros]

Not yet but it's on my to-do list. Glad you liked the video.

[@bogoriense]

thank you for the crystal clear explanation.

[@Certbros]

No problem. Thanks for the comment!

[@ShanShantonu]

well done mate. it was described so easily

[@jaydenritchie1992]

switch loop is useful if you have packet inspection and filtering

[@aungkhun3440]

Great Tutorial. Thanks for sharing and your time

[@Certbros]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@turkanwood]

Thank u for the video, so clear to me !!! Keep doing it

[@Certbros]

Thank you!

[@marksummers463]

Love your videos bro. You remind me a bit of Micheal Caine.

[@allenxd]

Thank you so much for this. i understand it now! your'e the best certbros! very well explained! Please post more videos. more power to you guys.

[@Certbros]

Thank Allen! Working on more videos now.

[@razore9122]

Thank you simple and easy to understand

[@Certbros]

Thanks Razore!

[@tonyromano4341]

Love the approach. Thanks!!

[@Certbros]

Thanks Tony!

[@samimullahsayafullah762]

You guys are doing a great job!

[@Certbros]

Thanks Samim.

[@FranklinGuerrero777]

Thank you for all these videos!

[@Certbros]

Thank you for watching

[@Allie19863]

Great video as always! Thank you!

[@djzn]

All my respect. Thanks for this video.

[@Certbros]

Thank you!

[@navsingh8825]

awesome video sir i am really satisfied from this video

[@Certbros]

Thanks Nav

[@israeledler]

Great Video!!!Thank you very much!!!Keep doing more !!!!

[@Certbros]

Thanks!

[@cicocico5635]

loving it.Great teaching

[@Certbros]

Thanks!

[@ericchui1186]

thank you for the great video, one question: how does the load-balance work in etherchannel? any video for that? thanks.

[@Certbros]

Thanks Eric. I cover this in the full course. Load balancing can be done using a number of options. For example, based on dst IP, src IP or dst and src IP. This might help: www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=2348266&seqNum=3

[@shakilali4198]

am an novice but can follow and understand this...thank you

[@Certbros]

Thanks Shakil!

[@xcited2cu]

thank you for making it look easy..

[@Certbros]

No problem Patrick. Thanks for the comment 👍

[@nandankumarmht]

Very clear understanding

[@Certbros]

Thank you!

[@abrehamish]

I like the way you explained.

[@Certbros]

Thanks Abreham!

[@gamerluke7]

What's the different between a layer 3 and layer 2 EtherChannel? Layer 3 is mentioned on the CCNA Exam topics.

[@fredheimer]

Hi. helpful video but I have a general question about the configuration.when I created the port-channel interface and add two Gigibit interfaces to them, where should I config additional vlan settings [switchport mode trunk, switchport trunk allowed vlan xx ? in both interfaces [port channel and switchport] or is it enough to set them in the port-channel interface ? when port-channel is a trunk which mode should be the switchport?

[@MrCokecandan]

Clear and concise

[@Certbros]

Thanks Daniel!

[@tahaa6206]

those videos are the best, are there videos for CCNP also?

[@kredodyn5378]

OMG you speak english correctly !!!!! Thank you

[@Certbros]

Born and raised! Thanks Kredo

[@DKORALable]

Excellent explanation 👌

[@Certbros]

Thanks! 👍

[@orca5720]

Marvelous demo!!!

[@Certbros]

Thank you!

[@alblowi55]

I really appreciate what you have done .thank you a lot.

[@abdulbasithB]

i believe there needs to be one more command that is missed. as below #channel-protocol lacp or pagp without the above command the switches will not communicate.

[@GooDMell0D]

thanks you so much guy .that really help me for my revison =D

[@Certbros]

Thanks! Good luck with the revision.

[@muhamadyuraz2286]

Amazing! Thank you, it really helped understanding more about my issues.

[@Certbros]

Thanks Muhamad! Glad it helped

[@tutorials-breaks3299]

thanks sir for this great knowledge video

[@Certbros]

No problem!

[@preciousokundaye7329]

Kool explanation, thanks sir

[@Certbros]

Thanks!

[@RobertLopez-zh3ex]

Great Video Man!

[@Certbros]

Thanks Robert!

[@basudebbhanja1144]

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

[@maartenvanin6577]

These video's are very usefull, thanks! I cant seem to find any video's on HSRP or first hop redundancy?

[@Certbros]

Thanks! Glad you like them. I haven't made those yet but will they will be comming soon 👍

[@bonkeselemani503]

This is well explained 👌

[@Certbros]

Thanks!

[@bonkeselemani503]

@@Certbros you are the best sir, you've made everything easy

[@shoal2242]

it was fantastic, but for detailed explanation make lengthy videos pleasee

[@avanox3100]

Thanks great video again!

[@prashantmore2992]

Sir, I want to know what happens when we connect TWO Palo alto HA1 port by straight cable instead of crossover cable. Please advice on it asap. By mistakenly I connect straight cable instead of crossover cable and leave the data center.plz help.

[@Certbros]

While I cant say for sure, most devices can detect this type of setup and correct themselves 👍

[@shakilalig]

You are amazingly helpful

[@Certbros]

Thanks!

[@shonrak]

great videos, more videos will be good!!

[@Certbros]

Thanks!! More videos are in the making.

[@katakberjarisepuluh5949]

If we add 1 more switch and set to etherchannel also, will it be blocked by stp too?

[@Certbros]

Depending on where you position the switch but yes, STP will block any loops.

[@TahaEltahawy]

Thanks for uploading

[@vladislavkaras491]

Thanks for the video!

[@rejanishcv4899]

you could have updated the subtitle as well for the explanation.

[@debd1962]

Very useful. Thank you.

[@hailemariammengesha3139]

Good Job Man!!

[@hermessanhao]

Good stuff. Thank you.

[@Certbros]

No problem!

[@nullsemicolon]

Great video!

[@Certbros]

Glad you enjoyed it