Spanning-Tree & Bridging

From: Marc La Porte (marc.a.laporte@gmail.com)
Date: Thu Jul 17 2008 - 09:12:05 ART

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Hi experts,

This may well be a very simple question.

If I have 2 core switches, C1 and C2, with an inter-trunk between them, and
I have 2 access switches, A1 and A2, with redundant uplinks.
For all VLANs is C1 my root, and C2 the backup.
If I have a VLAN101 on A1 and a VLAN201 on A2, and I would bridge those
together (via a device which acts as switch, redundant uplinks to the access
switches).

What would the effects be on my spanning-tree for either VLAN?

Thanks
Marc

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