Bridge-Group & Circuit-Group? [7:33356]

ature, there is reference to a Circuit-Group commands... Bridge-Group Circuit-Group Has anyone used this feature, and how well does it work with a ISDN backup circuit for the serial links? :) Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=3335

two MSFCs running bridge group [7:27019]

Hi Kent Thanks for your good info on tcp window size. Now got another question. Has anyone configured bridge group on two MSFCs? We have two Cat6 installed, and both of them have MSFC inside. All the vlan interfaces are bridged for sna and netbios traffics. Once we connect them together, the

bridge group [7:4818]

Hi, Could anyone explain the concept "bridge group" for me? I think that all the interfaces belonging to a bridge group should be in one broadcast domain instead of a collision domain. Am I right? thanx Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read

Re: BRIDGE GROUP!!????

bridge-group protocol ieee uses the 802.1d Spanning tree standard. DEC was the original and is slightly different then IEEE. Similar for IBM. Use IEEE unless your connecting to a legacy device that uses DEC or IBM and doesn't conform to the IEEE 802.1d standard. There's more on t

Re: BRIDGE GROUP!!????

I have done similar configuration to a 2600 series router. router(config)#bridge 1 protocol ieee router(config)#int s0/0(and all the other interfaces that you want to participate in bridging) router(config-if)#bridge-group 1 router(config-if)#Crtl^Z router#show

Re: BRIDGE GROUP!!????

Yes, bridge-group are equivalent to vlans and bridge-group protocol ieee refers to the spannin tree version in used it could be dec or something else. Between these 2 switches Are you using trunking (dot1q) or it is just 1 vlan in the whole network?. If you are using trunking, check that the

Re: BRIDGE GROUP!!????

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 s

BRIDGE GROUP!!????

listed " BRIDGE GROUP 1 " in the end of each interface, and at the end of the list " BRIGDE GROUP PROTOCOL IEEE" .I don´t know the meaning of the BRIDGE GROUP and BRIDGE GROUP PROTOCOL IEEE and why it is used!!!.. can anybody help me ? Tks!!! ___