Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (IEEE802.1W)
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- IEEE802.1W - Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
Today I will talk about how Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol and its main differences from the original STP IEEE802.1D. These differences include 1) port roles 2) port states 3) Link type 4) Rapid STP’s faster topology change detection; 5) Rapid STP’s faster convergence.
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Thanks for the video, Sunny!
It is beneficial to understand this topic.
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Best video for STP/RSTP
Very informative, thanks!
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Very well explained ..Thank you.
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Brilliant explanation
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Hello Sunny. The picture of topology at 1:37 is wrong if the D device is a switch (I assume so, becouse you've mentioned Edge Port). If it is a switch, then one of the links on the D device will be alternate and both links of B towards D will be designated.
From my knowledge if you use topology 4:30 and connect two cables of switch2 to the hub, then one of the ports will become "Backup", as it will receive BPDU from the same switch but different port (lower priority or id)
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Thank you! Can you also make a video about MSTP (802.1s) please?
will do. Many thanks for your patience.
so like TCP, RSTP is event driven and not time driven?
Thank you Sir.. can you please tell me how did you create an animated video? Which software did you use ?
Flash software.
@@sunnyclassroom24 I really sorry to disturb you again may be due to lack of my knowledge.. do you not mean Adobe flash?.. I only know this.. or is some other flash from different company exists?.. pl if possible can you send a link or send google keyword to search that software
I was in little bit confused but now woe😅
thank you very much for this good explaining. but when you explain how can we make this protocols inside switch as an executing .
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@@sunnyclassroom24 are there videos explaining how would we execute these protocols on devices .
About P2P link
what if my p2p link is a portchannel?
I do now have link-type command at my dell 4128 switch at portchannel level interface, but I do have at physical interface?
hi sunny can you add ospf and mpls and SR in your class please :D
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