So if I have several switches and I want switch A to be the root of VLAN 5
would the command set spantree 5 on switch A make it the root. What if
switch Z is added to the network, is there a chance that this switch under
the right circumstances will become the root. I guess what I am trying to
Hi group, I am try to figure out what is the difference between the
following two commands:
set spantree root 5
set spantree priority 0 5
Do both of them provide the same results: set vlan 5 as the root bridge.
Thanks.
JZ
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IIRC, set spantree root is a macro is a macro, and it's a combination of
commands, one of which is to make the priority a liitle over 8k. Not only
does it change the priority, but does some other calculations as well. I
think the 5 is for the number of hops in diameter the netwotk is. If I'm
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