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тАО03-06-2008 02:40 PM
тАО03-06-2008 02:40 PM
STP on procurve stk of 2524's
I am just learning about STP and have a quick question:
I have 9 2524's in a stack with no redundant links, is there a problem with RSTP enabled on all switches or is it even necessary? This is just a flat L2 switched net. with no VLANs.
Also, LACP is enabled as passive on all ports but there is no link aggregation, can this be disabled with no ill effects?
Thanks, B.
I have 9 2524's in a stack with no redundant links, is there a problem with RSTP enabled on all switches or is it even necessary? This is just a flat L2 switched net. with no VLANs.
Also, LACP is enabled as passive on all ports but there is no link aggregation, can this be disabled with no ill effects?
Thanks, B.
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тАО03-06-2008 03:00 PM
тАО03-06-2008 03:00 PM
Re: STP on procurve stk of 2524's
It's probably a good idea to leave RSTP enabled just in case a loop is inadvertently created.
I'd also make sure you're running the latest firmware (F.05.61) for the numerous bug fixes.
If LACP is not causing a problem, you can leave it enabled. A lot of people do prefer to disable it though as some operating systems can be sensitive to the slight 3 second delay it takes for the switch to start forwarding traffic after the port comes online.
With the current products, LACP is now disabled by default.
I'd also make sure you're running the latest firmware (F.05.61) for the numerous bug fixes.
If LACP is not causing a problem, you can leave it enabled. A lot of people do prefer to disable it though as some operating systems can be sensitive to the slight 3 second delay it takes for the switch to start forwarding traffic after the port comes online.
With the current products, LACP is now disabled by default.
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тАО03-07-2008 08:30 AM
тАО03-07-2008 08:30 AM
Re: STP on procurve stk of 2524's
Thanks for the reply Matt,
I have downloaded the ne Firmware and am going to install this weekend. I believe I will disable LACP as well.
Thanks again, B.
I have downloaded the ne Firmware and am going to install this weekend. I believe I will disable LACP as well.
Thanks again, B.
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