Hi All,
Interested to know what others have as their RSTP best practice setups for
access-layer switches in the ELS platform, specifically EX2300/3400/4300's
Until today I had thought that having defined my access interfaces (to end
devices like PC's/printers etc) with "edge" and "no-root-port" was offering
protection from people plugging in random stuff like other switches.
After some more research it looks like I should probably be defining
bpdu-block-on-edge,so interested to know if others are defining this along
with a disable-timeout setting like 5 minutes, or do you not generally
bother with a disable-timeout and manually clear these if they occur ?
Options I'm looking at defining :-
[edit protocols]
+ layer2-control {
+ bpdu-block {
+ disable-timeout 300;
+ }
+ }
[edit protocols rstp]
+ bpdu-block-on-edge;
Thanks,
Chris
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