STP_RSTP_PVST_MSTP

 


Medium-Sized Switched Network Construction















































Configuring the Lowest Possible Priority to Ensure That a Switch Is Root

S3(config)#  spanning-tree vlan 20 priority 4096


Guide to Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol




Introduction

MSTP or Multiple spanning tree protocol is based on IEEE 802.1s standard. MSTP is a protocol which maps multiple VLANs to a single instance.
Before MSTP, normal STP 802.1d or Rapid STP 802.1 which maps single vlan to a single STP instance. MSTP uses the rapid spanning tree protocol features
such as fast convergence, port states, port roles, edge ports and link types. However, with these functionalities, MSTP has also added some new features like regions, instances and mapping.






  • Configure the hostname of each switch as SW1, SW2, and SW3
  • Set the domain vtp mode as server and domain name as “marwat”
  • Establish a trunk link among all three switches.

Cérate 15 vlans from vlan 6 to vlan 20 at switch 1.




MSTP Configuration

We will define each MST command in the screenshots below. Go to global configuration mode and configure spanning-tree mode as most.



Enter into mst configuration through the following command



Set the revision number from 0 to 4094;

Map the VLANs from 6 to 12 with MST instance. There were 16 multiple spanning tree instances in the old IOS, but now it supports 4095 instances. It is the first mst instance on the switch.

Create another instance 2 and map vlans from 13 to 20.

The next step is to create primary and secondary roots, for instance 1 and instance 2.





Now configure multiple spanning tree protocols on the switch2 and switch.

switch2 and switch3 multiple spanning tree protocol  configuration
















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