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ICND2 Chapter 02 Flashcards

1
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Three classes of Problems caused by not using STP in Redundant LANs

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Broadcast storms MAC table instability Multiple frame transmission

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2
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STP: All the root switch’s ports Blocking/Forwarding

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Forwarding

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3
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STP: Each nonroot switch’s root port Blocking/Forwarding

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Forwarding

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4
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STP: Each LAN’s designated port Blocking/Forwarding

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Forwarding

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5
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STP: All the other working ports Blocking/Forwarding

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Blocking

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6
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Fields in the STP Hello BPDU: Root Bridge ID

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The bridge ID believed to be the root

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Fields in the STP Hello BPDU: Sender’s bridge ID

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The bridge ID of the bridge/switch sending this BPDU

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Fields in the STP Hello BPDU: Cost to each root

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The STP cost between this switch and the current root

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9
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Fields in the STP Hello BPDU: Timer values on the root switch

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Hello Timer; Max Age timer; Forward Delay timer

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10
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Default Port Costs According to IEEE: 10 Mbps

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100; 100

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Default Port Costs According to IEEE: 100 Mbps

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10; 19

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12
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Default Port Costs According to IEEE: 1 Gbps

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1; 4

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13
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Default Port Costs According to IEEE: 10 Gbps

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1; 2

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14
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STP Timer: Hello

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Time between Hello’s; 2 second default

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15
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STP Timer: Max Age

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How long any switch should wait after last Hello; 10 x Hello default

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16
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STP Timer: Forward Delay

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Listen State = Forward Delay; Learning State = Forward Delay; 15 second default

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17
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Blocking: Forwards Data Frames

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No

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18
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Blocking: Learns MACs Based on Received Frames

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No

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19
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Blocking: Transitory or Stable State

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Stable

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20
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Listening: Forwards Data Frames

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No

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21
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Listening: Learns MACs Based on Received Frames

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No

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22
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Listening: Transitory or Stable State

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Transitory

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23
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Learning: Forwards Data Frames

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No

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24
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Learning: Learns MACs Based on Received Frames

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Yes

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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Learning: Transitory or Stable State

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Transitory

26
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Forwarding: Forwards Data Frames

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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Forwarding: Learns MACs Based on Received Frames

28
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Forwarding: Transitory or Stable State

29
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Disabled: Forwards Data Frames

30
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Disabled: Learns MACs Based on Received Frames

31
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IEEE 802.1D Spanning –Tree State Disabled: Transitory or Stable State

32
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STP (802.1d) State Blocking; RSTP (802.1w) State Discarding; Operational State

33
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STP (802.1d) State Listening; RSTP (802.1w) State Discarding; Operational State

34
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STP (802.1d) State Learning; RSTP (802.1w) State Learning; Operational State

35
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STP (802.1d) State Forwarding; RSTP (802.1w) State Forwarding; Operational State

36
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STP (802.1d) State Disabled; RSTP (802.1w) State Discarding; Operational State

37
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STP (802.1d) State Blocking; RSTP (802.1w) State Discarding; Forwards Data Frames in This State

38
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STP (802.1d) State Listening; RSTP (802.1w) State Discarding; Forwards Data Frames in This State

39
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STP (802.1d) State Learning; RSTP (802.1w) State Learning; Forwards Data Frames in This State

40
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STP (802.1d) State Forwarding; RSTP (802.1w) State Forwarding; Forwards Data Frames in This State

41
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STP (802.1d) State Disabled; RSTP (802.1w) State Discarding; Forwards Data Frames in This State

42
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RSTP Root port; STP Root port Role Definition

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Hears the best BPDU out of all received

43
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RSTP Designated port; STP Designated port Role Definition

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The port that advertises the “best” BPDU.

44
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RSTP Alternate port; STP NA Role Definition

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Receives the suboptimal BPDU

45
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RSTP Backup port; STP NA Role Definition

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A non-designated port on a switch that is attached to the same segment

46
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RSTP Disabled; STP NA Role Definition

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Admin disabled or not working port

47
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PVST+ Supports STP

48
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PVST+ Supports RSTP

49
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PVST+ Configuration Effort

50
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PVST+ Only One instance required for each redundant path

51
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PVRST Supports STP

52
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PVRST Supports RSTP

53
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PVRST Configuration Effort

54
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PVRST Only One instance required for each redundant path

55
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MIST Supports STP

56
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MIST Supports RSTP

57
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MIST Configuration Effort

58
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MIST Only One instance required for each redundant path

59
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STP Bridge ID default

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Priority: 32768 + VLAN ID; System: A burned-in MAC on the switch; spanning-tree vlan vlan-id root [primary|secondary]; spanning-tree vlan vlan-id priority priority

60
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STP Interface cost default

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100 for 10 Mbps; 19 for 100 Mbps; 4 for 1 Gbps; 2 for 10 Gbps; spanning-tree vlan vlan-id cost cost

61
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STP Portfast

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spanning-tree portfast

62
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STP BPDU Guard

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spanning-tree bpduguard enable

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