>""PING""  wrote in message
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>>  I have follwoing questions:
>>
>>  Q1: When all the ports are in BLOCKing mode at start on switch,
>>  how the initial broadcasts are then forwarded in a network so that
>  > switches can learn about each other via BPDUs?\

Brian Lodwick answered,

>
>It is blocking data traffic not protocol updates (BDPUs)
>
>>
>>  Q2: When a switch breaks the collision domains, then what is the
>>  point of using Fragment Free method to avoid collisions?
>
>Fragment Free tries it's best. Collisions can still occur. The difference
>between the mothods is the amount of the packet that is read before it is
>forwarded. If you want to have the best chance of never having a collision
>use Store and Forward.
>
>  > /N

Excellent example, Brian.  Mixing up data and control flow is one of 
the best ways to get confused.




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