1. STP Spanning Tree Protocol in English | Why STP | Root bridge election,Root Port,Designated Port

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My name is Praphul Mishra. I am a Network Engineer by profession and a Certified trainer by passion.
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STP Spanning Tree Protocol in English | Why STP | Root bridge election | Root Port | Designated Port
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[@yt.aayushchapagain]

Good teaching Praphul Sir, Thank You for this good material 💌

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You are very welcome

[@bagyamadushan34]

Valuble lesson ❤

[@PaulAlaebo]

very good work

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Many thanks

[@mhakash6665]

Very good explanation sir.. Please can you upload a class on IPsec VPN also ??

[@BHAKTIMANANI-o1v]

Can you tell me the scenario where Roo BID, Root path cost, Sender BID and Sender port ID will be same and Receiver's Port ID become the tie-breaker? Please make me understand with topology Thank You

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Noted

[@BHAKTIMANANI-o1v]

Can you tell me the scenario where Root BID, Root path Cost, Sender BID and Sender Port ID will be same and tie-breaker will be Receiving Port ID?

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Sure

[@VinothKumar-zl4wv]

By forming port channel we can forward the traffic from sw3 (OC) to sw4 (OD) directly. Pls correct me if i am wrong..

[@CreativeZone4U]

nice explanation

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Thanks for watching 🙂

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