From: Dan.Thorson@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon Jun 17 2002 - 14:54:25 GMT-3
You said:
> Where as if you set the spantree priority to 0, you are forcing that
> switch to be the root for that vlan and you are not allowing any
> other switches to be the root.
Strictly speaking this is only partly true.... if two switches both have
the same priority (even priority=0), then the switch with the lowest MAC
address wins the election and becomes the root-bridge.
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