Thank you so much for this and the STP deep dive. Both these videos have been incredibly helpful for me!

Leaders like Kevin have paved the way for aspiring engineers like us. Huge thanks to you@Kevin and to Charles for your incredible content.

Great refresher! Thank you so much! Configuring my first ether-channel this week in a live production environment and it’s in great thanks to generous teachers and creators like you. Thank you

Regards from Costa Rica, Thanks Kevin, you have been a leader on this journey during the (3) decade training and make our knowledge really strong.

Thanks for another great refresher Kevin! Can always stand to use them. I had forgotten almost completely about how to use XoR functions in load-balancing.

Thank you for all the information, this video has been very helpful.

Very lucrative and clear training... Good stuff 🙏👍

Thanks Kevin, a valuable refresher

Thank you Kevin. Very good explanation 👍

Thanks Kev. Great Video. Keep up the good work

Great Video lesson. Thank you Kevin

Crystal clear thanks Kevin

Thanks again Kevin!

Bundle of thanks for lessons

Great video thanks dude

Compréhensive vidéo. Thanks

Kevin you’re top man 👏👏👏

eish yah neh. Will ever be able to do this so easy like you do

Good stuff!!! I'm assuming you only pushed the dot1q command because the other switch was not a Cisco device ?

Hi Kevin Great video but quick question, I've always seen the ports shut down first. Was there a reason why the ports weren't shutdown first?

Can you use "int port-channel 1" when setting trunk?

Hello kevin, can you explain me one concept why do we only use area 0 in ospf, and what's its significance? why area 0 is called backbone?

Did you configure SW1 & SW2 as desirable mode?? Shouldn't be one side desirable and the other auto?

If I take my CyberOPS, will this update my CCNA?

hi good man ....

theres no way someone would understand this if they don't have a grasp of STP,deep dive should have came first. But awsome stuff

Amazing as always

Is there a reason to use routing rather than trunking? Say I set up two 3560 cisco routers to connect together with ether channel for a collapsed core type of network what are the real benefits from using L3 etherchannel vs L2 etherchannel?