| MSTP |
| MSTP Enable |
Select to enable Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol. |
| Max Hop Count |
Define the maximum number of hops for which the BPDU is
valid. Set a value in the range 7 – 127. The default value
is 20. |
| MSTP Config Name |
Enter a name using 1 – 64 characters to represent the MST
region. |
| MST Revision Level |
Define a revision level value in the range 0 – 255 for
configuration information purposes. The default value is
0. |
| Cisco MSTP Interoperability |
Set to Enable to enforce interoperability with
Cisco‘s version of MSTP over the port. Cisco's version of
MSTP is incompatible with standard MSTP. The default value
is Disable. |
| Hello Time |
Set a BPDU interval value in the range 1 – 10 (seconds).
The default value is 2. |
| Forward Delay |
Set the forwarding delay time to a value in the range 4 –
30 (seconds). The default value is 15. |
| Maximum Age |
Set the maximum amount of time to listen for root bridge
using a value in the range 6 – 40 (seconds). The default
value is 20. |
| Portfast |
| PortFast BPDU Filter |
Select to enable a BPDU filter. MSTP BPDUs are messages
that are exchanged when controllers gather information about
the network topology. When enabled, PortFast enabled ports
do not transmit BPDU messages. The default setting is
disabled. |
| PortFast BPDU Guard |
Select to enable BPDU guard. MSTP BPDUs are messages that
are exchanged when controllers gather information about the
network topology. When enabled, PortFast enabled ports are
forced to shut down when they receive BPDU messages. The
default setting is disabled. |
| Error
Disable |
| Enable Recovery |
Select to enable error disable timeout due to BPDU guard.
|
| Recovery Interval |
Set the interval after which the port is to be enabled
using a value in the range 10 – 1000000 (seconds). The
default value is 300. |
| Spanning
Tree Instance |
| Instance |
Set an instance index using a value in the range 0 – 15.
The default value is 1. |
| Priority |
Set a Bridge Priority in increments of 4096, using a
value in the range 0 – 61440. This is the priority for this
port becoming a designated root. The default rule is, the
lower this value, the higher the chance that the port is
assigned as a designated root. The default value is
32768. |
| Spanning
Tree Instance VLANs |
| Instance |
Set an instance index using a value in the range 0 – 15.
The default value is 1. |
| VLANs |
Identify the VLANs to be associated with this instance.
Valid values are in the range 0 – 4094. Enter multiple VLANs
using comma delimiters. |
