12-02-2024 10:33 PM - edited 12-02-2024 10:40 PM
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12-05-2024 03:03 AM
Hello @MHM Cisco World
When both BPDU-Filter/Guard are are applied to the same interface at interface level, then Filter taking preference IS correct, More so the interface will then NOT process received BPDUs as such bgpu-guard should not shutdown the interface.
12-05-2024 03:07 AM
Not correct' filter prevent interface send bpdu
It dont drop bpdu incoming to interface.
Can I know where you read this ?
MHM
12-05-2024 03:12 AM
Hello @MHM Cisco World
bpdufilter is negating bpduguard from filtering as it take preference so guard cannot do what it supposed to do.
I am sure if you google it you will find what your looking for, of even lab it up
12-03-2024 08:21 PM - edited 12-03-2024 08:21 PM
Interface bpduguard/filter - Filter will ALWAYS take precedence over guard so if bpdus are received then the filtering will occur and no blocking with happen
here i'm agree with MHM bpdufilter will Stops a port from seding BPDUs or processing received BPDUs.
12-09-2024 05:29 AM
Since Mr. @Mlex1 is studying and to provide correct optimal answers' I always re-check and do deep dive for anything I read/write.
@paul driver is correct for this point.
I always check bpdufilter by connect two SW and in both SW config bpdufilter.
But after this post I run different lab using one SW bpdufilter and other normal STP. The result was suprises me.
Detail of lab I will send to @Mlex1 as PM
Thanks to @paul driver for correct me.
MHM
12-09-2024 10:09 AM
ok i'm waiting for detail @MHM Cisco World
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