From: Asbjorn Hojmark (Asbjorn@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun Dec 30 2001 - 20:41:55 GMT-3
> What are the implications of not enabling STP on the TrBRF
> and TrCRF?
If you enable STP for the CRF, you'll have a STP recalculation
(and loss of connectivity) every time there's a change in the CRF
state.
If you use the box for end-stations (as opposed to using it for
concentrators), that's going to make one hell of a difference for
the end-user experience...
> I seem to only be able to set STP for the "trbrf-default", I
> think I'm suppose to be able to select the other ones from the
> doc.
If you select Spanning Tree in the top menu, you should be pre-
sented with a list of BRFs. I'm pretty sure you'll only see a
list of the preferred VLANs, so if you have no ports assigned
to the VLAN, you may not see them in that list. Try it out.
-A
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