I have a big network on which switches are connected with single-mode SFP-LR fiber 10G fiber and only a few are on GE, So I want to implement on uplink ports to mitigate or stop the broadcast traffic as below interface TenGigabitEthernet1/1/1storm-co...
As we know we can make a root primary and root secondary of all VLANs of some VLANs with two switches but my concern is can we use the same priorities values for different VLANs for making root primary and secondary on the different switch or on the ...
My concern is that if we have more than one path in a network in which almost every switch is connected to the other switch so is there any method to decide whether LAN traffic should go from a specific path even if another path is connected and avai...
I have the following output when I did "show int gig 1/0/1"Full Duplex, 100 Mbps, 10/100/1000 Tx portsthe switch is 3750X, So my question is that even the ports support up to 1G so here 100 Mbps shows that the attached cable is cat5 right?
I have the following scenario:1. old Router(fast 0/0)---switch---PCin this scenario, pc IP has 10.10.0.86 and can ping router IP 10.10.10.252. New Router(gig 0/0)---switch---PCin this scenario, pc can't ping while the same IP and same config on the n...
So it's mean better than confusion we should prefer root primary and rootsecondary instead of numerical values specially when many vlans areavailable right?
Yes true, making root primary and root secondary is alot better and fastoption than set numerical priority specially in big network where alot noof switches.
well now I understand after reading the article you provided two main ways manual priority or just giving the primary, and secondary command. S if only go for manual priority then my scenario is ok as mentioned below? SW1:spanning-tree vlan 1,20,30 ...
I understand the second method (STP) but the first method that you saidabout EtherChannel is only between two switches my concern is if you seepicture 1,2 are two ways if I want that 3rd switch LAN traffic goes go from2 instead of 1 then how is that ...
