Re: Odd Vlans & Even VLANS

From: But Nicky (lyredhair@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Aug 15 2008 - 13:55:10 ART

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Hi Razzag,
I think the best solution for this case is using spanning-tree for ODD and
EVEN vlan number, it help you have redundancy link if one link is fail.
Firstly you must define which switch is root, example SW1 is root,
! SW1
!
interface fa 0/11
 spanning-tree vlan 51,53,55,57 port-priority 64
interface fa 0/12
 spanning-tree vlan 52,54,55,56 port-priority 64
!
Then port fa 0/12 on SW2 will be block status for Vlan 51,53,55,57 and port
fa 0/11 on SW2 will be block status for Vlan 52,54,56,58.

Regards,
But,

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