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The Link for the loop-protect is unfortunately not working, but i think this is very similar: I attached the current running config and as mentioned before i'll add the STP configs.

Now after two days, not a single warning is showing in the logs of the switches, so i'm not exactly sure what caused the huge problems. The last step was to plug in the Access Points - but still - no loops, nothing which didn't work as expected. I plugged the client ports back in and still, everything was working. After that, everything was absolutely fine and worked like a charme. I unplugged all client ports on the switches and gave each of them a "clean" configuration file. Here is basically what i did at the weekend: These protocols don't usually have bugs in their basic functionality, and if loop-protect started disabling your access ports, that's a pretty good sign you actually have a loop, or several, in your network. Once you have enabled it, check the switch log ('show log') to see which ports, if any, have a loop. Loop-protect prevents loops on ports connected to clients and should be used on client ports, since STP is not intended to prevent loops on the client side. See for example or the official docs your switches for more details.

STP prevents L2 loops between your switches and is very easy to configure unless you are fine-tuning settings on a large multi-vlan network.

Set your switch in the 'core' network as your root bridge (spanning-tree priority 0) and make sure all other switches run it too. My first suggestion would be to read up on STP and loop-protection, and to enable both. Do you have any suggestions for the ideal setup?Įxcessive Broadcasts in a situation with disabled STP and loop protection almost certainly means you actually have a loop somewhere in your network. I wish i could reset all switches and configure them completely freshly. On the mainswitch i see a lot of "excessive broadcast" warnings and the majority of the clients has arount 30% packet loss. Also a lot of ports have trustet snmp-snooping port. Currently STP is disabled on all switches and because a lot of the ports of each switch gets deactivated by loop-protection, almost all port with clients, are loop-protection disabled. So basically I need the perfect configuration for that setup. The second one in the specific floor is connected to the first one of that floor. Ground Floor 1: JL256A (Mainswitch) + JL255AĮach Switch of one floor ist connected via fibre to the mainswitch. Today we've got huge problems with our switch infrastructure. I'm pretty new to the networking thematics in our company.

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