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Describe loop avoidance and explain how it can solve redundant switch topology issues ?
waqqas1 15-November-2008 11:10:21 AM

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free from loop topology

by using STP we can achieve both

loop avoiudence
and
redunancy

Posted by mrleo99098


In a redundant topology, multiple copies of the same frame can arrive at the intended host, potentially causing problems with the receiving protocol.Loop Avoidance is effectively built into the routing protocols.So it avoids receiving the same information for some period of time and to propagate broadcast traffic over and over.


Posted by sagitraz

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