Hi,
Just happened on this studying for CIT.
Looking at how Root bridges calculate their respective
costs using 10^9/Bandwidth.
If the BW = 100Mbit/s then the cost = 10 i.e
10^9/100*10^6 = 10.
Presumably if using a Gigabit link to root then the
cost would be 1.
My question is what will happen
The costs have recently been altered. This is reflected in the Cisco
Catalyst switch IOS (except the 1900 series).
Link Speed Cost (reratified IEEE spec) Cost (previous IEEE spec)
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10 Gbps 2
Cripes !!!
Thanx for the reply.
So it looks like we have potential "Spanking Tree"
problems ahead. We are already rolling with Cat
6000/3500 into our new sites, so any old kit goes in
would mean that "spanking Tree" would not be
calculated correctly and could go "Loop the Loop".
Phil.
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