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In this lab we are going to continue configuring our campus and network
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we've been asked to use both ADP or Cisco Discovery Protocol and Alo DP or link player Discovery Protocol
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to verify links.
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So we need to check the links between the devices and confirm that the links are correctly configured.
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Per the diagram we need to verify which ports of forwarding and blocking in spanning tree.
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And then we need to optimize spanning tree with core one being the root of four odd villains and core
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to being the root for even villains.
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So have a look at this topology package trace and makes this easy which links are currently blocking
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in spanning tree.
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Can you see which ports are blocking notice on call one of these ports or blocking and spanning tree
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on access 1.
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This port is blocking in spanning tree Now think about to the problem.
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If a large amount of traffic was sent from many pieces in VLAN 10 on this access switch to this server.
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How would the traffic flow traffic would have to go across this uplink to Core 2 and then use this single
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gigabit 123 link to call 1 to get to the server.
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Now imagine that you had many servers here as well as many pieces on switch 2 and switch 3 trying to
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get to a group of servers on the left hand side let's say they were moving large files.
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How would the traffic flow so traffic from all of these pieces in VLAN 10 20 and 30 would end up going
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via CO 2 and then going across the single link to core one to get to these servers.
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These links are being blocked by spending tree so no traffic will go from VLAN 20 to call 1 all the
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traffic will go to court to get to the servers on the left hand side.
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That's going to be a problem because we're gonna have a bottleneck or an issue on gigabit 1 0 twenty
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three this is a gigabit port but all of these uplinks are also gigabit ports and pieces are sending
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traffic at gig speeds so if you have 100 pieces sending traffic to multiple servers of this gigabit
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once there are 23 link is going to be oversaturated.
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In other words there's gonna be too much traffic for that single link.
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So we want to optimize our spending tree and this topology and ensure that core 1 is the route for villains
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and court 2 is the root for even villains.
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In other words call 1 will be the root for villain 1 villain 10 and villains 30 CO 2 will be the root
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for villain 20 and villain 100.
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So we're going to split traffic across the course switches.
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You also need to configure ether channel on the core switches so that we don't have one of these links
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blocking both of these ports should be forwarding so to do that we're going to use ether channel.
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We also need to configure IP addresses on the core switches to enable into VLAN routing.
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Here are the IP addresses of call 1.
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Here are the IP addresses of Core 2 and you need to configure IP addresses on the access switches in
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VLAN 1 in the next lab.
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After this we'll configure IP addresses in the pieces and verify connectivity in our campus network
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to ensure that things are working right.
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So this is a big lab.
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Are you able to do it yourself.
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Download the attached package to trace a file and try and configure the lab yourself or you can watch
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me in the next video complete to this lab.
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Best way to learn is to try things so try it.
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If you get stuck.
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Have a look at to the videos to help you.
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