Hi all, We are getting some messages on our MX router, regarding STP protocol changes over over certain L3 interface (none bridge options configured over interface), but we have not enabled the STP protocol at global level
The messages shows topology changes, with port state changes (Blocking and Forwarding) What is the default behavior of the STP on MX routers, if the protocol is disabled at global level? Feb 7 16:58:24 foo-re1 mcsn[37309]: STP handler: index=16, op=change, state=0, tc-generation=0 Feb 7 16:58:24 foo-re1 mcsn[37309]: STP Chg Feb 7 16:58:24 foo-re1 rpd[1431]: STP handler: index=16, op=change, state=0, tc-generation=0 Feb 7 16:58:24 foo-re1 rpd[1431]: STP Chg Feb 7 16:58:24 foo-re1 mcsn[37309]: STP handler: index=16, op=change, state=0, tc-generation=0 Feb 7 16:58:24 foo-re1 mcsn[37309]: STP Chg Feb 7 16:59:55 foo-re1 mcsn[37309]: STP Chg Feb 7 16:59:55 foo-re1 rpd[1431]: STP handler: index=16, op=change, state=2, tc-generation=0 Feb 7 16:59:55 foo-re1 rpd[1431]: STP Chg Thanks Mario _______________________________________________ juniper-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp
