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3.9 Spanning Tree Algorithm / Redundancy
The bridge “Spanning Tree Protocol” function was introduced to handle network loops
and provide redundant paths in networks. To enable the STP requires that WDS mode
also be enabled on the “Repeaters” configuration page. When enabling WDS mode on
a client/station you should ensure that WDS mode is also enabled at the corresponding
Access Point – refer section “3.10 Repeaters” for more information.
For example, consider this network with a redundant wireless link. If the bridge Spanning
Tree Protocol is enabled, one of the two wireless links will be disabled – that is, all wire-
less data will be transferred by one link only. If the active link fails, the other link will
automatically start transferring the wireless data.
The Spanning Tree Protocol
implemented is IEEE 802.1d
compatible. The algorithm
forms a loop-free network
by blocking traffic between
redundant links in the net-
work. These blocked links
are placed in a standby
condition, and may be auto-
matically enabled to repair
the network if another link
is lost. The Spanning Tree
Algorithm maintains a single
path between all nodes in
a network, by forming a tree-like structure. The Bridge Priority determines where the
node sits in the tree. A Bridge configured with the lowest priority (0) will become the
root node in the network, and will direct traffic between each of its branches. The root
node is typically the unit that handles the majority of traffic in the network. The RM-240
is configured with a Bridge Priority of 32768 by default. The intention is to reduce traffic
that the RM-240 must handle, by placing it at the branch level in the network tree. As a
branch, the RM-240 needs only pass traffic to devices that are its “leaves”.
There is some overhead in maintaining a network utilizing the Spanning Tree Algorithm.
Users wishing to increase their throughput, at the expense of redundancy should disable
Spanning Tree. The Spanning Tree Protocol can be configured on the
Repeaters
configu-
ration page – note that 4-address mode
must
be enabled if the bridge Spanning Tree
Protocol is to be used (refer section “3.7 Normal Operation” for details).
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