6-22CHAPTER 6: FAST ETHERNET AND BRIDGE MANAGEMENT TASKS

Example

Enter: [3] [4] [4] 0 D

Disables the STP on bridge 0 and produces the following message:

Bridge #0: STP is now disabled.

Display Bridge STP Display all STP attributes for a specified bridge. For general information

Attributesabout the STP and about the STP parameters see “Spanning Tree Protocol” on page 11-6.

Table 6-29

Task Actions

 

 

 

 

Menu

Enter

Result

Sequence

 

 

 

[3] bridge

1 Bridge number {0-3}

The STP attributes are displayed

[4] stp

 

for this bridge.

[2] bridge

 

 

[1] display

 

 

 

 

 

Table 6-30Bridge STP Attributes

Parameter

Description

 

 

Bridge-Protocol

The STP version (as in IEEE 802.1D).

Bridge-Priority

A 2-octet value that allows the network manager to

 

influence the choice of root bridge and the designated

 

bridge.

Bridge-Topology-Changes

The number of topology changes which have occurred

 

since the bridge was last reset.

Bridge-Designated-Root

The bridge assumed to be the root bridge.

Root-Cost

The cost of the path from this bridge to the root

 

bridge.

Root-Port

The port that offers the lowest cost path to the root

 

bridge.

Max-Age

The message age value at which a stored CBPDU is

 

discarded.

Hello-Time

The time interval between the transmission of CBPDUs.

Forward-Delay

The time spent in the listening and the learning state

 

while the Spanning tree is re-configuring.

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