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by ABHISHEK KUMAR 12 years ago

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SPANNING FULL

Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is integral to network design, ensuring efficient data paths and preventing loops. Various mechanisms within STP, such as Uplink-Fast, Port-Fast, and Backbone-Fast, address different failover scenarios to maintain network stability.

SPANNING FULL

SPANNING TREE OVERVIEW

TYPES OF STP

MULTIPLE SPANNING-TREE (802.1S)
UPTO 15 INSTANCES SUPPORTED ON EVERY SWITCH
1 INSTANCE OF STP FOR A GROUP OF VLANs
RAPID PER-VLAN SPANNING-TREE(RPVST)
RAPID SPANNING-TREE (802.1W)
PORT TYPES

POINT TO POINT PORT

HALF-DUPLEX ON SHARED MEDIA

DESIGNATED PORT

ROOT PORT

EDGE PORT

NO LONGER EDGE WHEN BPDUs RECIEVED

HOST PORT

DISCARDING

BACKUP

ALTERNATE

PER-VLAN SPANNING-TREE PLUS +
OPERATES OVER BOTH DOT1Q AND ISL
INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN CST & PVST
PER-VLAN SPANNING-TREE
ISL BASED
1 INSTANCE OF STP PER VLAN
COMMON SPANNING-TREE
DOT1Q BASED (NATIVE VLAN)
1 INSTANCE OF STP
802.1D(TRADITIONAL)
TIMERS

MAX-AGE (20 sec)

FORWADING (15 sec)

HELLO (2 sec)

PORT STATES

FORWARDING

LEARNING

LISTENING

BLOCKED

DISABLED

PORT ROLES

BLOCKING

DESIGNATED

ROOT

SPEED CONVERGENCE

BACKBONE-FAST
FOR INDIRECT FAILOVER
UPLINK-FAST
FOR DIRECT FAILOVER
PORT-FAST
ON ACCESS LAYER CONNECTED TO HOSTS TO REMOVE MAX-AGE TIMER DELAY

STP PROTECTION

LOSS OF BPDUs
UDLD(UNI-DIRECTIONAL LINK DETECTION)

DETECTS BY SENDING KEEPALIVES

1 WAY OR DIRECTIONAL LINK DETECTION

LOOP-GUARD

WITH: PORT BECOME INCONSISTENT

WITHOUT: PORT STARTS FORWARDING

DETECTS LOSS OF BPDUs

BPDU FILTERING
REQIURES PORT-FAST
DISABLES BPDUs ON PORT