anyone, any info!!!
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yes...
cat switch os, 6509, 4000, 5000
# set spantree enable all
cat switch 2924, 3524, etc
spanning tree is on by default for all ports
(config)# no spanningtree
The above command should turn it off
Larry
puro prasad wrote:
>anyone, any info!!!
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What is your current configuration? Could you paste here? So that we could
take a look.
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Which Sup.Eng. are you using in the 4006? The 4xxx does 802.1Q, not
ISL, so that may be a problem.
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the 4000 with a SUPIII will allow ISL.
Dave
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> Which Sup.Eng. are you using in the 4006? The 4xxx does 802.1Q, not
> ISL, so that may be a problem.
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> b.
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Enabling spanning tree is ok, but how about changing the mode. As u musst be
aware of, cisco supports 3 different spanning tree modes. common spannig
tree(cst, IEEE standard), per vlan spanning tree(pvst, cisco proprietary)
and pvst+(cisco proprietary interoperable with cst). Are these modes
config
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