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Exercises with STP

Exercise with STP



Exercise 1..
Which one is the root bridge , root port and designated port in this topology?


Before we start let me bring one more time the tables:

1.-The 32768:69 of Sw2 is less than 32768:79 of Sw1... So SW2 is our Root bridge
2.-The Designated  port is the closest to the root  bridge, so it would be Fa0/1 of  SW2
3.-The Root port is the port of the non bridge: Fa0/1 of SW1


This is the result:



Exercise 2
I this exercise we will assume they have the same port cost, because they have the same interface and speed

1.- In this exercise SW1 has the lowest hexadecimal digit of mac address: 4096 than SW2 and SW3..So it would be the Root bridge
2.- Fa0/1 and Fa0/2 of SW1 are closer to the root bridge so they become the Designated Port
3.-Fa0/1 and Fa0/1 of SW2 and SW3  are the non-root port bridge, closer to the root bridge so they are Root Port
4.- Because all the links we will assume have the same port speed, we will need to disable one of fa0/2 interface of SW2 and SW3..So we will administratively shut down Fa0/2 of SW3, our Disable port


The result is this:


Exercise 3 

Here we have different speed : Gigabyte and Fast ethernet interfaces..So it will affect the STP port Cost




  1. First we will point out the STP port cost
  2. In this exercise SW1 has the lowest hexadecimal digit of mac address: 4096 than SW2 and SW3..So it would be the Root bridge
  3.  Fa0/1 and Fa0/2 of SW1 are closer to the root bridge so they become the Designated Port
  4. G0/3 of SW2  (cost 4 + 4)and   G0/1  (cost 4)of SW3  are the non-root port bridge, closer to the root bridge  in term of Cost  so they are Root Port
  5. The ones that are not yet label as  root port or designated port  is going to be our Blocking port, so in this scenario it will be fa0/1 and Gi0/2 of SW2

Exercise  4

I have this exercise, and you have all the information that you need..Do you want to try it out?




I draw the STP port cost and the results..Try to find out  why each one was label as the root bridge, root port , designated port and blocking port




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