MikroTik Switching - Spanning Tree Protocol
Have a loop-free switching network and understand how the Spanning-Tree Protocol works (STP, RSTP & MSTP)
Ratings 4.70 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Understand the broadcast storm problem in a redundant switching network in case STP is not used
- Understand the multiple frames copies problem in a redundant switching network in case STP is not used
- Understand the MAC address table instability in a redundant switching network in case STP is not used
- Understand how the root bridge is being elected
- Understand what is BPDU and its role in electing the root bridge
- Understand what is the bridge ID
- Understand how to change the priority in the bridge ID to change the selection of the root bridge
- Understand the port roles: Designated, Root Port, Alternate, Disabled
- Understand the port states: Listening, Learning, Forwarding, Blocking
- Understand what the root path is and how to use it
- Understand what is the port Auto-Isolate
- Understand what is the port Restricted-Role
- Understand what is the port Restricted-TCN
- Understand what is BPDU-guard
- Understand what is Topology Change Notification (TCN)
- Understand how Rapid Spanning-Tree works
- Understand what is the edge port
- Uderstand the Negotiation mechanism in RSTP
- Understand the edge and Point-to-Point ports
- Understand the Region and Instances in MST
Description
This is the first course in the market discussing about switching in MikroTik. Since RouterOS version 6.41 and above, MikroTik has very reliable Switching features that you can profit from: One of the feature is the Spanning-Tree Protocol.
Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP) help your redundant switching networks to avoid having loops and to wok efficiently. Without STP your network would end up not working. In this course, I am going to discuss in details how STP works and what are its features, also I am going to discuss about the RSTP and the MSTP (MSTP is only available on RouterOS version 6.41+).
To be able to do the LABS in this course, you need 3 MikroTik routerboards having a switch chip, or you can use MikroTik CRS models. You also need 2 end devices such as PC's.
I look forward to see you in my course.
Who Should Attend!
- Engineers who would like to upgrade their knowledge in MikroTik Switching
- Engineers who want to apply Spanning-Tree Protocol in their network
- Students who want to learn how MikroTik Switching Spanning-Tree protocol works
