It's being configured that way by our outsourcer, we no longer have
control over the configuration. I agree with you, but wanted to see if
there's any additional risk to our environment in this configuration.
Mark Jacobs
Vernooij, CP (ITOPT1) - KLM wrote:
The main reason of STP is to coordinate time between the CECs. When you have
only one, there is nothing to coordinate anymore.
Kees.
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Subject: STP Question
We're moving from a three CEC configuration, with all STP rolls,
Primary/Backup/Arbiter defined, to a singe CEC that's defined as the
Primary, with no backup or arbiter defined to the STP network. I'm not
seeing any additional risks, since we're already running in "all our
eggs in one basket mode", but wanted to ask the hive mind for your input.
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Mark Jacobs
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