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Spanning Tree Protocol (802.1D)
This protocol prevents bridging loop created by redundant links within switch network. STP calculation will make switch/es block its own port so that the switch path is one straight line and not a loop. This is perhaps the most confusing … Continue reading
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Tagged 802.1D, bridge id, bridge priority, ccie, ccna, ccnp, Cisco switch, lowest bridge ID, port priority, portfast, root port, spanning tree protocol, STP, STP port cost, what are STP port roles, what is root port, what is Spanning Tree Protocol, what is STP, what is STP port states
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