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BlacKnight4
Jul 01, 2019Aspirant
Spanning Tree port status
Hi there, In our network there are two Cisco SG-550 switches connecting to Netgear switch (XS716T) and all them using RSTP. One of the SG is the root switch (priority 0) and the second is backup ...
schumaku
Jul 01, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Therr seem to be some confusion - caused by Cisco. RSTP is not a by-VLAN protocol, it does work on the port level. Cisco has some proprietary extensions named RPVST+ or PVRST+ - but in a multi-vendor environment should use the standards compliant CST and MST.
- BlacKnight4Jul 01, 2019AspirantThanks so much for your reply; the default STP in Netgear was RSTP, so I configured the spanning-tree mode inboth cisco switches as RSTP.
My question: is there a way to which port is blocked by STP?- schumakuJul 01, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Switching -> STP -> Advanced .... e.g. RSTP
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