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Spanning tree can slow the network?
From: Andrea <an.celli () tiscali it>
Date: Sat, 14 Jul 2012 19:11:01 +0200
Hello guys,I've captured network traffic from some customer's LAN for monitor behaviour of slow applications, in all cases I've found spanning tree packets that slow the transactions, like this:
Spanning-tree-(for-bridge) STP Cost=4 port=0x8003every time there is a spanning tree packet follow after a pause of time (about 1 sec.) before arrives other data packets, this behaviour I've seen either in LAN with many switches and in LAN when switch was only one.
How it is possible? I don't have configure spanning tree on switches. Can this be a normal behaviour ?
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