MicroNugget: Spanning Tree Protocol Explained | CBT Nuggets

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In this video, CBT Nuggets trainer Jeremy Cioara explains how to configure spanning tree protocol as well as the different types of spanning tree protocols. Buckle up for this fast-paced, advanced exploration of spanning tree configuration modes and settings.
Spanning tree is highly conceptual. You could spend a lot of time learning about: what's the root bridge; how it's elected; how other switches find the best way to the root bridge and block redundant paths; what happens if the root bridge fails; how root bridges failover and how much time it'd take; and much more.
But when it comes to configuring STP, there’s one command that matters: electing the root bridge. Whether you’re studying for spanning tree, thinking about it, or implementing it, that’s the command to be aware of.
Port Priority, Port Cost, and Hello Time have their uses as well, but they’ll be special use and rare. Learn about the command you need to elect the root bridge and your spanning tree protocol configurations ready to go in no time.
Follow along with Jeremy as he digs deep into a spanning tree topology and configures it for you so you can get a deep, hands-on understanding of STP.
1:00: Exploring different spanning tree configurations
2:10: Configuring with spanning-tree vlan root
2:40: Root bridge defaults and increments
3:35: Bypassing bridge priority at 0
4:10: Confirming bridge root configurations
4:45: Observing and updating hello-time
5:50: Understanding costs
7:10: Why it matters that low port values are preferred
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[@BrianThomas]

I just completed a video tutorial with about 500 retakes. You really make it look easy and fun to do. Great work Jeremy!

[@JosephDungee]

EXCELLENT Jeremy!! Concise, Accurate and to the point. Thank you!

[@theaddchannel4002]

Jeremy, I love the humor ! Great attitude : )

[@ukaszwaligorski2244]

This is one of not many videos that are perfect. And the speed is great, no need to increase this one to 1.5x

[@badaralqassabi2301]

You make it very easy and fun to learn such things , i mean.i was in a 2 hour class about it and watching this 8 minutes tutorial made me understand everything unlike the class

[@SavannahTL]

WOW... this was awesome! I have seen many videos on STP, but yours is the best!

[@cesarbonilla5442]

Hello Jeremy I want to say thank you for creating such great videos.. just passed my ccnp tshoot..and switch. your videos have been great help.. route next.

[@cbtnuggets]

Cesar A. Bonilla Congratulations on passing the CCNP TSHOOT and thanks for the feedback!

[@moviesandseriestopscenes3456]

Jeremy,you never disappoint. Thank you very much.Always on point and detailed

[@scottmcarthur7496]

Great vid CBT Nuggets.

[@ctwgxnnt]

Your videos are awesome! Keep them up!! I've been watching them while studying for my CCNA. Even though they are a bit outdated

[@scottmcarthur7496]

did you pass it?

[@BryanMPhx]

Another great and very informative video, short and powerful. He gets right to the point and takes you through the configuration commands and the ramifications. Bryan McGann

[@goldenshadow333]

Jerermy, you're the best!

[@benjaminwharton6264]

Awesome my dude

[@PakistanAlgerie]

jeremy is awsome,keith barker is awsome too,i passed my certification using jeremy nd keith barker cbt's

[@suenio]

Thank you budd!, unfortunately for those who are thinking about the certificate we must learn all hehehehe, thanks for confirming XD

[@netdevilzzz]

Awesome work! Jeremy when you planning to release tutorial for new CCNP R&S?

[@sedamean]

Do we need to apply command for all SW?

[@dew569]

Nice

[@FilsSteven]

When I change the cost of an interface in spanning-tree why is it seemingly unnecessary to change the cost of the int at the other end of the link?

[@cbtnuggets]

+Steven Daniel Fils Each switch in STP calculates the best way to the root bridge on their own, so changing one end of the link can definitely deliver the results you're looking for regardless of changing the other side. However, if you do that enough in your network, you'll end up with inconsistent mush for your L2 topology - it's best to do it the RIGHT way (change both sides) from the start :o).

[@Optimized_Finance.]

Awsome

[@RossBolinger]

This should be titled "How to Configure SPT"

[@ayaramzy6815]

hello jermey , if I want to see someone ,you will be the person who I want to see the most . I want to really thank you.you are very good teacher and you have a sense of humor . give me your facebook account please to follow u.

[@cbtnuggets]

+aya ramzy Hi there. Jeremy does not have a Facebook account, but thank you for your kind words. We will pass them along to him!

[@PakistanAlgerie]

jeremy is awsome,keith barker is awsome too,i passed my certification using jeremy nd keith barker cbt's

[@Alireza-zc3kc]

aya ramzy everyone has the same feeling towards Jeremy, he is a teacher for generations

[@tedtdu]

spanning-tree cost ..? no such command

[@ulrichwillems6072]

Jeremy is an early version of AI.

[@adriankaith5600]

Lie to the switch😂

[@zoltron30]

slow down lol....

[@terryleeschadegg2240]

Dude...breathe.