What is the difference between RSTP and rate limit on switch port
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‎04-27-2017 06:45 AM
Implemented rate limit and RSTP solution to protect network from loop but it didnt help
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‎04-27-2017 02:37 PM
RSTP is a layer 2 redundancy protocol used to block redundant links (preventing a loop), and rate-limit is a switch functionality to limit the amount of traffic that can be transmitted. They aren't really directly comparable, although they can both impact the presence of a loop and the switches behavior during a loop.
Like Jeremy mentioned earlier, if you want to use RSTP to prevent loops on edge ports, you would need to use edge-safeguard/bpdu-restrict (or another comparable STP extension feature on other platforms).
Like Jeremy mentioned earlier, if you want to use RSTP to prevent loops on edge ports, you would need to use edge-safeguard/bpdu-restrict (or another comparable STP extension feature on other platforms).
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‎04-27-2017 01:02 PM
This is good to apply to edge ports (non-uplink).
configure stpd s0 ports link-type edge 1:1-48 edge-safeguard enable bpdu-restrict
configure stpd s0 ports link-type edge 1:1-48 edge-safeguard enable bpdu-restrict
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‎04-27-2017 09:41 AM
You need to turn on edge safeguard, or admin edge depending on the variety of switch and OS.
