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    Lab Exercise 3 - STP

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    This document provides instructions for a lab exercise involving configuring VLANs, VTP, and spanning tree protocol on network devices. The tasks include configuring VLANs 10+n through 99+n in the VTP server, setting the native VLAN, making one switch the VTP server and two others clients, configuring trunk links, adding interfaces to VLANs, setting different switches as primary root bridges for different VLANs, and validating the spanning tree configuration.

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    This document provides instructions for a lab exercise involving configuring VLANs, VTP, and spanning tree protocol on network devices. The tasks include configuring VLANs 10+n through 99+n in the VTP server, setting the native VLAN, making one switch the VTP server and two others clients, configuring trunk links, adding interfaces to VLANs, setting different switches as primary root bridges for different VLANs, and validating the spanning tree configuration.

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    This document provides instructions for a lab exercise involving configuring VLANs, VTP, and spanning tree protocol on network devices. The tasks include configuring VLANs 10+n through 99+n in the VTP server, setting the native VLAN, making one switch the VTP server and two others clients, configuring trunk links, adding interfaces to VLANs, setting different switches as primary root bridges for different VLANs, and validating the spanning tree configuration.

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    Lab Exercise 3 - STP

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    July Julian
    This document provides instructions for a lab exercise involving configuring VLANs, VTP, and spanning tree protocol on network devices. The tasks include configuring VLANs 10+n through 99+n in the VTP server, setting the native VLAN, making one switch the VTP server and two others clients, configuring trunk links, adding interfaces to VLANs, setting different switches as primary root bridges for different VLANs, and validating the spanning tree configuration.

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    Laboratory Exercise 3

    VTP Domain = surname

    Fa0/1 Fa0/1
    DSW4 Fa0/2 Fa0/2 DSW5
    Fa0/4 Fa0/4
    Fa0/3 Fa0/3 1. Configure hostname of the nodes as indicated
    2. Configure Fa0/1-Fa0/4 of DSW4, DSW5, and ASW3
    as trunk links
    3. Set VLAN 99+n as the native vlan in the trunk link
    VLAN 10+n = AUDIT Fa0/2 Fa0/4 4. Configure DSW4 as VTP Server, DSW5 as VTP
    VLAN 20+n = FINANCE Client, and ASW3 as VTP Client.
    Fa0/1 Fa0/3 4. Configure VTP domain as indicated
    VLAN 30+n = LEGAL
    5. Configure VLANS 10+n, 20+n, 30+n, 40+n, 50+n,
    VLAN 40+n = PLANNING ASW3 60+n, 70+n, 80+n, and 99+n in VTP Server
    VLAN 50+n = ENGINEERING 6. Validate if VTP advertisements has been made on
    VLAN 60+n = BUILD Fa0/11 Fa0/21 the VTP Client
    VLAN 70+n = OPERATIONS Fa0/16 7. Member the interfaces to the respective VLANS in
    VLAN 80+n = OPTIMIZATION ASW3
    VLAN 99+n = MAINTENANCE 8. Configure Rapid-PVST in DSW4, DSW5, and ASW3
    9. Set DSW4 as Primary Root Bridge for VLANS 1,
    20+n, 40+n, 60+n, and 80+n
    10. Set DSW5 as Primary Root Bridge for VLANS
    10+n, 30+n, 50+n, 70+n, and 99+n
    11. Set ASW3 as Secondary Root Bridge for VLANS 1,
    10+n, 20+n, 30+n, 40+n, 50+n, 60+n, 70+n, 80+n,
    and 99+n
    VLAN VLAN VLAN 12. Validate Spanning-Tree Associations per Root
    10+n 20+n 30+n Bridge as stated
    13. For VLAN 10+n, ensure that the root port in
    ASW3 is Fa0/4 (without modifying ASW3)
    14. For VLAN 30+n, ensure that the root port in
    ASW3 is Fa0/4 (without modifying DSW5)

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