A switch must provide connectivity to many devices located on different VLANs. All traffic generated here must be routed between switches.
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Ruban’s Easy Network Story: Beyond the Edge
The EASY EDGE story
A switch must provide connectivity to many devices located on different VLANs. All traffic generated here must be routed between switches.
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If the Rate Limit Spanning Tree configuration is incorrect, a loop in Layer 2 may be created. In this situation,
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Common Spanning Tree (CST) is a single spanning tree for the entire network regardless of the number of VLANs.
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RSTP (Rapid STP) operates a loop-free topology through the following algorithm: Root Switch Selection
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Continuing from last time, I would like to learn about STP (Spanning Tree Protocol), and among them, RSTP (Rapid STP). The RSTP algorithm
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Last time, when we talked about network redundancy, we also talked about the loop that can occur due to it.
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Network communication is crucial to IT infrastructure. It often has a significant impact on critical services. As shown below:
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Earlier, while looking at Layer 2 technologies such as VLAN and 802.1Q, I also mentioned frames. In a previous post, I also mentioned OSI
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Layer 2 switches forward data based on MAC addresses. To do this, they use a MAC address table.
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In the last post, we learned about VLANs. Creating a virtual switch within a single physical switch allows for more efficient broadcasting.
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