what is stp.

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what is stp...

Answer / guest

Spanning TRee protocols

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what is stp...

Answer / noushad

Spanning tree protocol is layer 2 protocol .while we
connect between 2 swiches by a two trunk link a loop
occur .stp used to avoid loop by blocking a link though its
calculation still permitting reduntant connection

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what is stp...

Answer / shahin

Hi Mr.Guest.... Yahan pe kisi ko nehi pata STP stands for
Spanning Tree protocol.

Thank u very much for such anticipated answer. Keep it Up..!!!

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what is stp...

Answer / shushanta

STP stands for Spanning Tree Protocol.

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