On 18/12/2014 05:59, Blake Dunlap wrote:
This seems like..."interesting" advice. At that point, you might as
well just turn spanning-tree off. This is somewhere around cutting off
your foot to stop your toe bleeding.
That said: This seems like "design problem" not so much "gear
problem". Why are you running spanning tree with devices you don't
administratively control? And if you do control them, why the hell are
you seeing TCNs so often if your network is stable?
That happens very often when you buy inter-pops links from your town's
metro ethernet carrier.
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