CCNP ENCOR // STP Root Guard & Loop Guard / BPDU Filter // ENCOR 350-401 Complete Course

[@superman344]

Hey Jeremy. Just stopping by to be the latest guy to thank you. I came from absolutely ZERO experience in networking, and barely any experience with computers at all. Passed my CCNA this week first try. You’re changing lives out here.

[@scottspa74]

OMG, i literally, 5min ago, finished watching jeremys CCNA STP content because neil andersons bootcamp content barely mentions the RSTP pprt states and roles (def not the roles), and i remembered that jeremys course went more in-depth, more thorough. Great content, jeremy. 🎉

[@marul86]

I uses jeremy's course to study for my CCNA and i passed my CCNA exam at the first attempt. I think i am going to go through some of the important topic again to improve my interview result. Can't wait for the CCNP Encor course to complete as i am planning to go for the CCNP. I like the way jeremy explain all the concept because he presented it very clearly. The language and the pace he speak is very professional. Really looking forward to the CCNP videos he posted every week or every two week.

[@Mrjumper808]

Great content ! Would be great to have an indication of how many more videos will be released until the completion of this course !

[@exaaltare1170]

I am curious my self, if STP alone takes about 20 videos. BGP in same depth and phase would probably take 200... (but for encore you only need some of the aspects of BGP not all, so its probably another 20) So entire ENCORE course my estimation between 200 to 400 videos. We will see how far am i off :D i hope im wrong:D

[@gregorythemenace4826]

Hey Jeremy you’ve helped me completely change my financial situation I passed my CCNA got a NOC position and now planing to take the CCNP to move up as an Network engineer in my company thank you your the goat

[@Allie19863]

I'm planning to write my CCNA next week and this video sure helps to break down Root Guard, Loop Guard and BPDU guard! Thank you so much!

[@AnoopKumar-ve7bf]

I’m here because I have doubts on ccna loop guard and this was more detailed. Thanks Jeremy.

[@ouroboroCat]

Got through the CCNA and just made it to the "end" of this course!

[@mohammadwaliwalizada5638]

Thank you so much for efforts. You are brilliant 👏 ❤😊❤

[@dastaan.]

Always informative and useful 👍

[@Lancetharp]

Looks like were moving on to Rapid STP now.... getting close to the end I can see - kinda getting excited... I plan I purchasing the Boson tests and go thru the methodically (did the same for the CCNA) and then take the ENCOR test.

[@mkunwaaidani5590]

great job bro, thank you for these videos

[@mohammadwaliwalizada5638]

I have learned a lot since I found your channel. Thank you 😊 💓 ☺️ 💗 💛 💖 😊 💓 ❤😊

[@minaramses5727]

Great course, could i ask you qoustion please ,is this is the last session in course?

[@musautmani6706]

Hey Jeremy,is this the last video in this course or you will uploade more as well,if yes then how much time it will take to complete the course,plz reply me🙏

[@mohamedmousa9809]

Thank you so much , could you please tell us how many more topics remining for CNNP encore to complete this course .thank you

[@bielzor1348]

Just wanted to know when will the next videos for the CCNP ENCOR will be released 🙃

[@hanimazen5717]

This is the end of the course ?

[@mustafahamandi5877]

Hi Jeremy. Happy new year and wish you the best. When the next videos coming up.

[@nomadaims9098]

Hey guys...is this the last video for the ccnp encor course? I thought the course would be longer, or Jeremy is yet to complete it?

[@bahezramos5865]

in static route , a route can be added using exit interface or next hop ? which one is better to use ? why ?

[@Malikrizwan1982]

is this complete course or you will upload more videos ????

[@AndreaNoyz]

far from being complete, not sure but at this pace (2 videos per month) I think it will be ready by the end of 2024

[@hilalsaeed7932]

Hi Jeremy, In Quiz 3, I believe the answer can also be (b) if root guard is enabled?

[@JeremysITLab]

Close! But in that case it would say ROOT_Inc instead of LOOP_Inc

[@hilalsaeed7932]

@@JeremysITLab oh oh nice. I didn’t notice that 😅 Thanks 🙌🙌

[@hilalsaeed7932]

@@JeremysITLab ⁠also one more thing. As loop guard is most specifically used with fiber links, so when fiber issue/cut happens on one of the fiber between 2 switches (causing unidirectional traffic) that'll impact the receive optical power on other end so how come port state will remain up and move to designated state?🙂

[@paulmacgiollacaoine8619]

Question, why would a non-designated port transition to designated/ forwarding when it stops receiving BPDUs?

[@bahezramos5865]

when to use exit interface with next hop in a command on static route together ?

[@marul86]

I think it can be used in point-to-point connection

[@SayedAhmadSadat-f3x]

hello dear sir if possible the two videos posted per week it will be great

[@c333ton]

Super like!

[@kalutan3]

Is this the end of this great series?

[@anooppskumar3224]

Jeremy its more than a month. Come on do your thing :)