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Can you make a root port a designated port?
A designated port points the opposite direction than a root port. While a root port points towards the root a designated port points downstream away from the root.
To make a port designated you have port cost and port priority.
I can’t fully follow you.. Can you paste the whole task here?
On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 10:23:12 -0600 “John” wrote: : I have a switch with 3 connections to another switch that is the root. One of : the connections is a dot1q trunk. I’m tasked with making it a designated : port. I have tried a number of configurations and I’ve come to realize that I : cant make it designated because that would mean that one of the other ports : has to become root. If I could then make make the port designated I have a : loop. : : Ports going to the root can only have two states root forwarding or altn : blocking right? : : Can anyone see a way to accomplish this? besides making my switch the root? : : : _______________________________________________________________________ : Subscription information may be found at: : http://www.groupstudy.com/list/CCIELab.html : : : :
