D-Link DES-3326S User Manual
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DES-3326S Layer 3 Fast Ethernet Switch User’s Guide
Understanding and Troubleshooting the Spanning Tree Protocol
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This is a common network design. The switches C and D have
redundant links to the backbone switches A and B using
trunks. Trunks, by default, carry all the VLAN traffic from
VLAN 1 and VLAN 2. So switch C is not only receiving traffic
for VLAN 1, but it is also receiving unnecessary broadcast and
multicast traffic for VLAN 2. It is also blocking one port for
VLAN 2. Thus, there are three redundant paths between
See also other documents in the category D-Link Computer Accessories:
- DES-3624 (162 pages)
- DES-1008PA (2 pages)
- DES-802 (37 pages)
- SECURICAM NETWORK DCS-5300 (143 pages)
- DES-1108 (24 pages)
- DES-3225G (175 pages)
- DES-1105 (24 pages)
- DES-1228 (60 pages)
- DES1226 (42 pages)
- DES-1026G (16 pages)
- DES-1228P (100 pages)
- DES-3226 (179 pages)
- DES-3326 (285 pages)
- DES-1210-28P (1 page)
- DES-1004 (46 pages)
- DES-3018 (260 pages)
- DES-1024D (17 pages)
- DES-1024D (2 pages)
- DES-2212 (86 pages)
- DES-3208 (92 pages)
- DES-1252 (60 pages)
- DES-1008M (50 pages)
- DES-1226G (27 pages)
- DES-810 (38 pages)
- DE-805TP (19 pages)
- DES-5200 (144 pages)
- DES-1016D (26 pages)
- DES-1012 (47 pages)
- DES-3250TG (186 pages)
- DES-1200M (48 pages)
- DE-824TP (15 pages)
- DFE-2600 (147 pages)
- DES-5016 (96 pages)
- 16-Port 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Switch + 2-Port Mini GBIC Web-Smart Switch DGS-1216T (61 pages)
- DES-3224 (75 pages)
- xStack DXS-3227P- (5 pages)
- DES-3216 (70 pages)
- WIRELESS G DCS-950G (2 pages)
- DES-2218 (86 pages)
- xStack DXS-3350SR (3 pages)
- DES-1008D (24 pages)