Cisco Spanning-tree

[tafiela80]

Hello,

when i do show run on 7613 i get the following:

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no spanning-tree vlan 10 -37

spanning-tree vlan 10-11, 17 -31,35-37 priority 16384

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does that mean i do or i do not have spanning tree tree running on vlan 10?

thanks!

GM

[tafiela80]

Just an FYI

this is part of the configuration, this is not all of the configuration

[Somasundaram Jayaraman · Accepted solution]

Hi,

you are running spanning tree on vlan 10 currently.

The command " no spanning-tree vlan 10 -37" means that you are disabling spanning tre for range of vlans from 10 to 37.

The command "spanning-tree vlan 10-11, 17 -31,35-37 priority 16384" implies that we are enabling spanning tree in only specific vlans and the priority is set to 16384.

You can check the spanning tree status of a vlan using the command

show spanning-tree vlan 10

Cheers

Somu

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[tafiela80]

ok, how to remove the command "no spanning-tree vlan 10 -37"

im assuming by enable the spanning tree on the full range. correct?

[cadet alain]

hi,

yes correct.

Regards.

Alain.