It's your small knob. Get that fixed first.

On Sep 8, 2008, at 5:58 AM, Jonathan Brashear wrote:

Our DC has had intermittent issues over the past year with spanning- tree loops with customers who have multiple uplinks to our switch fabric. We've explored a few different options with limited to no success(such as bpdu guard, stp-protect, etc.), but currently we're considering setting manual path costs on ports as a way to help avoid the loops & subsequent cpu spikes we've dealt with. Has anyone deployed manual path costs for customers with multiple uplinks(either to the same switch or multiple switches), and if so what success/ problems have you had with its implementation? I'd prefer the info be from the FastIron environment, but any Foundry-related discussion would be appreciated.

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