Thanks alot joe you have provided the enough information :)

 

with option one if its the indirect failure then it will take 20 seconds 
(default max-age ) + 16 seconds forward delay so total of 36 seconds 


Even If I use with MST instead of  PVSTP I hope the result will remain the 
same.. am I right ?

SW1

spanning-tree MST forward-time 8



Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2009 21:17:01 -0400
Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_RS] Spanning-tree timer
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
CC: [email protected]

Option #1 assuming the question means it will wait 16 seconds AFTER max_age has 
already expired.  After max_age expires it is 2x forward-delay.  

Option #2 assuming the question means it will wait 16 seconds in total.

I suppose it depends on how you interpret "...when a port fails".  My best 
guess is option #1, but in the real lab if I got this,I would ask the proctor 
and give him the information you just gave me so he knows that you know what 
you are talking about.

Also:

Max-Age is still 20 seconds even with RSTP/MST (verify this by doing show span 
in either of those modes).  There is a subtle difference.  RSTP/MST can detect 
a failure in 6 seconds (3x hello-time of 2 seconds) but that is a different 
function than the max age.  The hello BPDUs in RSTP/MST work differently than 
in traditional STP and PVSTP+ because in RSTP/MST the hellos are used between 
routers on each segment as sort of a "keepalive."


On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 9:08 PM, M Jay <[email protected]> wrote:


Hi
I need help in this question:
 
SW1 connected with SW2 through trunk ports, when a port fails the other port 
will wait for 16 second before the interface begins forwarding.
 
Possible soltuions:
 
SW1
spanning-tree VLANx forward-time 8
 
Or
 
Spannin-tree VLANx forward-time 5
spanning-tree VLANx max-age 6
 
As forward-time includes listening and learning phases (5+5= 10) do I need to 
include the max-age time of 6 seconds ? Does max-age time effects in forwarding 
state of interface ??
 
Please assist!!!!
 
Thanks
 
 

 


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