Last saturday I have added two 9300 switches to our Core stack (now is 5). All this was done at the company I have started to work after passing my CCNA studying here. Thank you once again Jeremy.

Jeremy is the GOAT. Truly a GIGA CHAD of networking!!🎉

The best tutorial out there, Jeremy explained it so well, he explains it that even a beginner in networking can understand it. I don't skip the ads so I can at least give something back for his efforts. So please, let the ads play out.

A best teacher in my etire life. only one in million teachers will be a great teacher and you are the one . Thank you alot. I don't how to appreciate. Wish you all the best ❤❤❤❤❤❤

I'm studying for my CCNA currently ...but I waiting patiently till I get my CCNA so I can do CCNP with Jeremy. all the best for Jeremy and everyone studying toward any cert.

Hi Jeremy, I really appreciate this week video since I am planning and researching VSS for my company. And the section about physical port(switch/slot/interface) you covered in the video is very helpful. After passing the CCNA with watching your videos, I got a job offer but felt like I did not know much about the hardware and components 😅

Thanks a lot bro You are doing a great job and helping so many people during this difficult time. All the best to you and your family

Great explanation for switch stacking...You enabled me complete my ccna and now am on my way to ccnp Encore which am soon taking the exam

Multi-Chassis EtherChannel mhmhmhm interesting, that's new for me, through these videos am really seeing the difference between CCNA and CCNP, Thanks Jeremy

I questioned my existence after this lecture...

I was just searching a materials about vss. glad you uploaded it Thank you very much

ahhhh this was such a relief seeing Jeremy with a stackwise virtual video after hunting for some clarification on the technology

I was actually trying to get info about that yesterday, will be interesting when I get to this video since i'm almost done with the CCNA videos!

Hi jeremy it hs been long i Just get in back seriously. I ALSO BY YOU CCNP ENCOR HOOE THE BEST GOOD BLESS U

Good job Jeremy , i have passed my CCNA exam because of you , and I'm now learning CCNP from you also but i have 1 question , How long or how many video's the CCNP will be ? is it gonna be like the CCNA course ?

Brilliant explanation!

Fantastic lecture, thank you Jeremy

Useful lessons Thank you!

Please create playlists based on the topic / courses.. @Jeremy

I work at a company that has private fibers connecting two buildings about a mile apart using a data center interconnect with about 6Tbps of bandwidth. They have a Nexus chassis switch in each building connected into a vPC domain. It was hard to wrap my head around the idea of a single logical switch being in two different buildings at the same time. VMware ESXi servers with VSAN are connected to both switches via etherchannel to create a stretched cluster. It works well but I worry how bad things will break if we lose connectivity between the buildings.

Hello Jeremy ! I really enjoy your videos and I appreciate the effort you put into making them. I was wondering if you could consider changing the background color from white to another color that is easier on the eyes. The bright white color can be quite harmful and distracting, especially for those who watch your videos for long periods of time. Thank you for your consideration!

Thanks for updating

Thanks!! A question about quiz 5, imagine that I reload all the boxes in stackwise, will the election maintain or will the third switch be elect as active?

what is the behavior of SWV during a failover? for example, if the active SUP fails and failover to the STANDY Hot SUP. Does it cause the chassis with the faulty SUP to reboot?

Hy Jeremy, as you have said after stacking physical switches into a single logical switch, changes made on a switches automatically sync with other devices but if there is a situation when we want to change something on a single switch or 2-3 switches not all then how we can do it.

What about DAD(Dual-active detection) in use StackWise Virtual? DAD required or not?

Thanks

thank you very much for your help

Appreciate this

very informative and detailed explanation! god bless you Jeremy.

Hello dear teacher I have some questions if you could help me I will be thankful of yours ! we stack the switch’s and if in the stacked switch that have the stand by state is connected some PCs how that PCs act it will automatically connect in active switch or not how will act And the second question is If we have deferent version of switch will they become stacked or not ? Thanks before from your tutorials

Can we connect 9500 stackv, with other cisco single device and make hsrp for it? I would say that should work... cant test it :\

Great man

Thank you , is there lab video for this subject ?

No questions from boson exsim from now on ?

thanks alot, this video is helpful for me. and I wonder I can use combining StackWise/StackWise Virtual on Core-Switch (9500 series) and connect to VSS on Distri-SW (4500 series) ? I think it is ok, is that right ?

is it possible to form more than one Virtual StackWise link in the same StackWise switches?

When will the whole course be completed

Thanks so much for sharing. Been looking for something like this that ex[lains it real good. I have a couple of stack setups I have to do soon. One is 4 9200s and the others two sets of 2 9200 setups. Is this encor course complete?

you also gonna upload a video about VPC?

nice

offtopic question : does anybody knows when CCNA retire? I don't want to start do few months and start again... Cheers

What's application do you use sir ?GNS3 or other ..

They advisement so many tools and here getting so boar

I was hoping for some configuration of stacking switches. What video is the configursti9n on?