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Well, before we move on to the next skill, it's going to be very critical that

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we're

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able to log into a lab environment like this, we're able to predict where the

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blocked ports

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will be, especially if we change the priority values of certain switches in the

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topology,

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and that we can go and verify that the topology is indeed how we think that it

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's built out.

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So if any of this tripped you up, then be sure to just spend a little bit more

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time in the

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lab and be sure to reference the appropriate videos in the lab demo as much as

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needed in

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order to get that process down so that as we move on and do more advanced
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order to get that process down so that as we move on and do more advanced

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configurations,

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that we can fall back on the fundamentals of these per-vLAN spanning tree top

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ologies.

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I hope this has been informative for you, and I'd like to thank you for viewing

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