RSTP Ports
Description
This page displays the diagnostic data of RSTP ports.
RSTP Configuration Procedure
Step |
Action |
Result |
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1 |
From the Link150 menu bar, click . |
Opens the menu. |
2 |
From the menu, in the submenu, click . |
Opens the page. |
Port 1 and 2 Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Setting |
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Current state of the port. By default, it is disabled, blocking, and forwarding. NOTE: Other states like listening, learning are intermediate
states which are not visible to the user.
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0 to disable RSTP 1 to enable RSTP Default setting: 0 |
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Current role of the port in the ring. If the port state is disabled, the role can be either Root or Designated. If the port state is disabled (Ethernet link is down) then the Role is Unknown. |
- |
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The value of the port priority
is contained in Port Identifier. All ports of a bridge will have a
port identifier with NOTE: The below points
are provided for understanding the usage of port priority (port identifier).
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0 - 240 (in steps of 16) Default setting: 128 |
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The contribution of this port to the path cost of paths towards the Root bridge which includes this port. |
For Auto mode, the default value of the port path cost changes based on the Link Speed. i.e for 100 mbps the default value is 200000 and for 10 mbps the default value is 2000000. These are the speeds supported by the device. |
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Total number of RSTP BPBUs received by this port since the last reset counters. |
- |
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Total number of RSTP BPBUs transmitted by this port since the last reset counters. |
- |
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Total number of Topology Change BPBUs received by this port since the last reset counters. |
- |
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Total number of Topology Change BPBUs transmitted by this port since the last reset counters. |
- |