The following is based on bridge groups configured on Bay equipment. I believe that a
bridge group is like a vlan. don't know exactly what the all differences are aside
from
the bridge groups not being significant outside of the actual switch ( Information not
passed on from switch to switch).
The Bridge group protocol IEEE probably refers to the version of spanning tree running.
(It could also be IBM which is another version of spanning tree used in source route
bridging. )
I don't know what your setup is but maybe check the version of spanning tree on the IBM
switch.
I hope this is helpful.
Marcel Adolfo Pividal Perez wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
>
> I have a Catalyst Switch (layer 3) and iīm trying to conected to
> another IBM switch, from the console(catalyst) i can ping the other side but
> from the computers connected to the switch i canīt. When i ask for the
> running config(catalyst), he shows me in all of the interfaces listed "
> BRIDGE GROUP 1 " in the end of each interface, and at the end of the list "
> BRIGDE GROUP PROTOCOL IEEE" .I donīt know the meaning of the BRIDGE GROUP
> and BRIDGE GROUP PROTOCOL IEEE and why it is used!!!.. can anybody help me
> ?
>
> Tks!!!
>
>
>
>
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