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- Commscope Technical Content Portal
In this case, you can enable STP Protection on the RUCKUS port to which the end station is connected STP Protection disables the ability of the connected device to initiate or participate in an STP topology change by dropping all BPDUs received from the connected device
- What is STP Protection-BPDU Guard, Root Guard - TechBlog
· Root Guard is a feature used in Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) environments to protect by electing or making any new switch as Root Guard · BPDU Guard is a security feature that, PortFast-enabled interface connects to a host device end device, and that interface should never receive a BPDU
- STP Portfast, BPDU Guard, Root Guard Configuration
STP and RSTP have features, such as Portfast, BPDU Guard, and Root Guard, that help the network to work better by preventing layer 2 loops
- BPDU Guard With RSTP Devices - Network Engineering Stack Exchange
If you want to ignore BPDUs from a port you should instead use bpdu-filter (ignoring BPDUs generally, effectively disabling STP for that port) and or tcn-guard (just ignoring topology change notifications), in combination with root-guard (preventing a port to become root port)
- Ruckus ICX and FortiSwitch STP compatibility
FortiSwitch links to the Ruckus still go into a Learn>Forward>Discard state rapidly The only thing that brings the link up is disabling STP on the FortiSwitch Trunk or removing VLANs (with a lower priority on the Ruckus side) from the allowed-tagged VLANs from the Fortinet Trunk
- What is the Spanning Tree Root Guard? - CBT Nuggets
Spanning tree root guard is a security feature that is configured at the port level, and works by ensuring enabled ports don’t accept superior BPDUs, or claims from other non-root bridges that they are the new root bridge
- bpdu-guard vs stp-protect ruckus switch
You can enable STP Protection on a per-port basis To prevent an end station from initiating or participating in STP topology changes, enter the following command at the Interface level of the CLI device#(config) interface ethernet 2 device#(config-if-e1000-2)#stp-protect
- RUCKUS Best Practices, Guides, and TechNotes
Tech Tips and Best Practice Guides for: Ruckus ICX Switches Tech Tips and Best Practice Guides for : Ecosystem Partners
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