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Hello, and welcome. My name is Keith Barker.

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And I'd like you to imagine that you've gotten in your car, you're leaving your

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house,

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you go to the end of your street and normally at the end of the street,

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the intersection where you make a left or a right,

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let's imagine it's all blocked off. There's no left, there's no right,

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you can't go any further. Obviously, that's a problem because we're not going

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to get too far

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if we can't get off our local street. Well, the same problem happens with

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computers

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all over the planet if they cannot access their default gateway.

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It's sort of like the intersection that gets them off of their local street so
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It's sort of like the intersection that gets them off of their local street so

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packets can be

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routed to the given destinations. And because the computer's default gateway is

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so important,

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there's a whole family of protocols to help with redundancy for that first hop

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or that first

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router interface that clients use to get off their local networks. And this

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category of protocols

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is known as FHRP's or first hop redundancy protocols. So in this set of videos

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and in the skill,

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you and I get to take a look at three major examples of FHRP's and we'll walk

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through the configuration

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and verification of each of them. And at the end of the set of videos, I'll put
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and verification of each of them. And at the end of the set of videos, I'll put

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you my friend on

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the hands-on labs so you can practice with them yourself. So when you're ready,

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join me in the next

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video. We'll take a big picture of luck in the world of first hop redundancy

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protocols.
