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Chapter 18. STP
NETGEAR 8800 User Manual
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port_list
—Specifies one or more ports or slots and ports.
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Restricted role is disabled by default. If set, it can cause a lack of spanning tree
connectivity. A network administrator enables restricted role to prevent external
bridges from influencing the spanning tree active topology.
bridges from influencing the spanning tree active topology.
BPDU Restrict on Edge Safeguard
BPDU restrict causes a port on which this feature is configured to be disabled as soon as an
STP BPDU is received on that port thus allowing you to enforce the STP domain borders and
keep the active topology predictable.
STP BPDU is received on that port thus allowing you to enforce the STP domain borders and
keep the active topology predictable.
shows a BPDU restrict example.
Figure 33. BPDU Restrict
In this figure, loops on the LAN access switches are not prevented since the ports towards
the distribution switches are not running STP but Software Redundant Ports (SRP).
Currently, XCM8800 software cannot run STP on ports that are configured for SRP. STP on
the access switch is unaware of the alternate path and therefore cannot prevent the loop that
exists across the switches. Configuring a port as an edge mode port alone cannot prevent the
loop between the switches because edge ports never send BPDUs. The edge safeguard
feature is not able to prevent the loops because STP does not have the information about the
alternate path.
the distribution switches are not running STP but Software Redundant Ports (SRP).
Currently, XCM8800 software cannot run STP on ports that are configured for SRP. STP on
the access switch is unaware of the alternate path and therefore cannot prevent the loop that
exists across the switches. Configuring a port as an edge mode port alone cannot prevent the
loop between the switches because edge ports never send BPDUs. The edge safeguard
feature is not able to prevent the loops because STP does not have the information about the
alternate path.
To prevent the loops across the switches, the edge safeguard feature can be configured with
the BPDU restrict function. When running in BPDU restrict mode, edge safeguard ports send
STP BPDUs at a rate of 1 every 2 seconds. The port is disabled as soon as an STP BPDU is
received on the BPDU restrict port, thereby preventing the loop. Flexibility is provided with an
option to re-enable the port after a user specified time period. If a user enables a port while
STP has disabled it, the port is operationally enabled; STP is notified and then stops any
recovery timeout that has started.
the BPDU restrict function. When running in BPDU restrict mode, edge safeguard ports send
STP BPDUs at a rate of 1 every 2 seconds. The port is disabled as soon as an STP BPDU is
received on the BPDU restrict port, thereby preventing the loop. Flexibility is provided with an
option to re-enable the port after a user specified time period. If a user enables a port while
STP has disabled it, the port is operationally enabled; STP is notified and then stops any
recovery timeout that has started.
EX_stp_0181
Distribution
Access
BPDU
Restrict Enabled
Edge Port
Restrict Enabled
Edge Port
BPDU
Restrict Enabled
Edge Port
Switch C
Switch D
SRP
Loop
SRP
Switch A
Switch B