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Should EDP be turned off on ports that are connected to access points?

Should EDP be turned off on ports that are connected to access points?

Darrin_Tingey
New Contributor II
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Drew_C
Valued Contributor III
EDP is enabled by default. ELRP is not. There is no problem having both enabled on the same port. I run both together in our lab's management infrastructure both to help identify connections and to stop loops.

Erik_Auerswald
Contributor II
Hi Darrin,

you can choose the ports to run ELRP on when configuring it:
configure elrp-client periodic VLAN_NAME ports PORTS interval SECONDSErik

Darrin_Tingey
New Contributor II
Thank you. Is there a way to disable ELRP on individual ports?

Drew_C
Valued Contributor III
Hi Darrin,
Have a look at these two links. I think they'll help answer your question.
https://community.extremenetworks.com/extreme/topics/elrp-uplink-port-question
https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/articles/How_To/How-to-configure-ELRP-to-disable-ports (particularly the port exclusion piece)

Erik_Auerswald
Contributor II
Hi Darrin,

Wireshark uses the EDP&ELRP for ELRP frames well as for EDP frames. You are probably seeing ELRP frames.

You should disable ELRP from uplink ports of the access switches. The distribution or core switches can use ELRP on the downlinks. Otherwise you are needlessly flooding your network with ERLP frames.

Erik
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