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what is uplink port why are we use this port,this port
having extra feature or only use to redundant link or other
please explain it ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bcz i am very confuse .....
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Answer / jitendera
uplink port is the port from which you can connect the
extara port of the anothe switch it have no any extar
fetaure apart of that
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Answer / jitendera
ya in some switch this is possible because they have given septate port for up-linking only but in some switch there is no any up-link port
as example 24 port netgare switch.
we can say that if the switch is unmanageable then the up-link port and Ethernet port is same.
now cisco switch 2600+ have the up-link port why they have introduced it
they have keep it because this port have lower mac value from other port of the switch so that in higher network when we put redundancy stp come in account then this mac value come in accounts for selection of root port and all.
i never connect my pc to the up-link port . Monday i will connect it and then i will let you know that is it possible that we can connect the PC to the up-link port
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Answer / dharmendra kumar soni
Somebody was telling me this port user for redundant link on
this port you can,t connect to pc only connect to switch so
please jit explain it brief.
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