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RSTP Configuration 547
After the STP protocol is enabled, the modification of any parameter will result in the 
re-calculation of the spanning tree on the Switch. It is therefore recommended to 
configure all the RSTP parameters before enabling the STP feature on the Switch and 
the port. 
Enable/Disable RSTP on
a Switch
You can use the following command to enable RSTP on the Switch. 
Perform the following configurations in System View. 
Table 596   Enable/Disable RSTP on a Device
Only after the RSTP is enabled on the Switch can other configurations take effect. 
By default, RSTP is enabled. 
Enable/Disable RSTP on
a Port
You can use the following command to enable/disable the RSTP on the designated 
port. To flexibly control the RSTP operations, after RSTP is enabled on the Ethernet 
ports of the Switch, it can be disabled again to prevent the ports from participating in 
the spanning tree calculation. 
Specify the 
maximum 
transmission 
rate of STP 
packets on a 
port
No Ethernet pot can 
send more than 3 STP 
packets within one 
Hello Time.
The more STP packets a port sends within 
one Hello Time, the more resources are 
consumed. It is therefore recommended to 
limit the transmission rate of STP packets 
on a port, preferably to the default value.
Specify the 
preference of a 
port 
All Ethernet ports are 
at the preference 
128. 
The port preference plays an important role 
in root port selection. You can make a port 
to be root port by giving it a smallest 
preference value. 
Configure 
whether to 
connect a port 
with a 
peer-to-peer link
RSTP can detect 
automatically 
whether the current 
Ethernet port is 
connect to a 
peer-to-peer link.
The two ports connected with a 
peer-to-peer link can rapidly transit to the 
forwarding status by sending synchronous 
packets, eliminating unnecessary 
forwarding delay.
Specify the Path 
Cost on a port
Specify the 
standard to 
follow in Path 
Cost calculation 
The Switch gets the 
path cost of a port 
from the link rate 
under the IEEE 802.1t 
standard. 
The path cost of a port is closely related to 
the transmission rate of the link the port 
connected with. The larger the link rate is, 
the smaller the path cost shall be. It is 
recommended to use the default 
configuration.
Configure 
whether a port 
can be an Edge 
Port
All Ethernet ports are 
configured as 
non-edge ports. 
For ports directly connected with terminals, 
please configure them as edge ports, and 
enable the BPDU protection function on 
them. 
Specify mCheck 
for a port
-
You can change the operational mode of a 
port from STP-compatible to RSTP.
Configure the 
protection 
functions on a 
Switch
No protection 
function is enabled 
on a Switch.
It is recommended to enable the BPDU 
protection function on the Switches directly 
connected with user PCs. 
Table 595   RSTP Configuration (continued)
Device 
Configuration  Default Value
Note 
Operation
Command
Enable/Disable RSTP on a device 
stp { enable | disable } 
Restore RSTP to the default value
undo stp