I just went through this video and it was really a great one. Still much more things are there to understand. Thank you alot for this informative Tshoot video making crystal clear.
An access port have nothing to do with tagging. It is not running 802.1q protocol to be able to tag frames. If a switch receive a frame on an access port, it will broadcast it as it is (untagged) to all others ports members in the same vlan (same logical network segment) through the switch, except the port it cames from.Tagging and untagging process is only happen on a port that is running 802.1q protocol, called a trunk port.Sorry. I didn't see that you actually have configured a trunk between the routers and the switches.
first of all the person on the video is not me, and secondly, that is Marko Milivojevic, a 2x CCIE... i believe he understands the subject matter quite a bit better than you, you DUMBASS!!!!
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I just went through this video and it was really a great one. Still much more things are there to understand. Thank you alot for this informative Tshoot video making crystal clear.
Thanks for explaining clearly.
I was asked this question in many interviews
An access port have nothing to do with tagging. It is not running 802.1q protocol to be able to tag frames. If a switch receive a frame on an access port, it will broadcast it as it is (untagged) to all others ports members in the same vlan (same logical network segment) through the switch, except the port it cames from.Tagging and untagging process is only happen on a port that is running 802.1q protocol, called a trunk port.Sorry. I didn't see that you actually have configured a trunk between the routers and the switches.
first of all the person on the video is not me, and secondly, that is Marko Milivojevic, a 2x CCIE... i believe he understands the subject matter quite a bit better than you, you DUMBASS!!!!
@@Ccieordie_arteq Though he may be wrong but you do not need to be insultive.
You are completely wrong and need to get the switch vlan operation understanding again.
you good boy..?