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What action does a switch take when it is in an STP/RSTP blocking state in a particular VLAN?
What action does a switch take when it is in an STP/RSTP blocking state in a particular VLAN?
- Forwards all user traffic on that VLAN
- Receives user traffic but does not send user traffic on that interface in that VLAN
- Neither sends nor receives user traffic on that interface in that VLAN
- Blocks all user traffic and does not send or receive user traffic on that interface in that VLAN (correct)
What is the primary purpose of STP/RSTP in an Ethernet LAN?
What is the primary purpose of STP/RSTP in an Ethernet LAN?
- To prevent broadcast storms (correct)
- To manage network topology
- To prioritize critical traffic
- To prevent network congestion
What is the effect of a broadcast storm on an Ethernet LAN?
What is the effect of a broadcast storm on an Ethernet LAN?
- It increases network security by encrypting broadcast frames
- It has no impact on network performance
- It slows down network performance by crowding out good frames (correct)
- It improves network performance by reducing broadcast traffic
What is the characteristic of a switch interface in an STP/RSTP blocking state?
What is the characteristic of a switch interface in an STP/RSTP blocking state?
What type of Ethernet frames are susceptible to looping around the network?
What type of Ethernet frames are susceptible to looping around the network?
What is the main reason for implementing STP/RSTP in an Ethernet LAN?
What is the main reason for implementing STP/RSTP in an Ethernet LAN?
What is the primary purpose of Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) and Rapid STP (RSTP) in a LAN?
What is the primary purpose of Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) and Rapid STP (RSTP) in a LAN?
What is the outcome when STP or RSTP blocks some switch ports?
What is the outcome when STP or RSTP blocks some switch ports?
What is the main goal of STP and RSTP in terms of frame delivery?
What is the main goal of STP and RSTP in terms of frame delivery?
What is the significance of the term 'STP/RSTP' in this chapter?
What is the significance of the term 'STP/RSTP' in this chapter?
What is the result of not using STP or RSTP in a LAN with redundant links?
What is the result of not using STP or RSTP in a LAN with redundant links?
What additional check do STP and RSTP perform on each interface?
What additional check do STP and RSTP perform on each interface?