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Web Gateway Transparent Bridge mode STP query

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Hi team,

 

Would like to check if there is any example can share on the STP settings in Transparent Bridge mode.

Thanks.

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Re: Web Gateway Transparent Bridge mode STP query

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Hello @billyT2114,

which settings do you exactly mean? You mean on the switches right!?

It is depending on the scenario. If you have only one MWG like: switch - MWG - switch, STP must not be disabled on the switches.
If you use 2 MWGs for example like: switch - MWG1/MWG2 - switch, you have 2 options:
A) disable STP on all direct connected switches, otherwise the MWGs cannot see each other and hence communication and status fails
B) if other machines in your network require STP you have further 2 options:
B1) use VLANs and disable STP per VLAN (as far as I know this should be possible)
B2) put in another 2 switches which have STP disabled and are directly connected to the MWGs like: switch (STP) - switch (no STP) - MWG1/MWG2 - switch (no STP) - switch (STP)

I have sent you a private message with a link do an old community article having all this explained with scenarios and pictures.

Regards,
Marcel Kutrieba
Technical Support Engineer

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Hello @billyT2114,

which settings do you exactly mean? You mean on the switches right!?

It is depending on the scenario. If you have only one MWG like: switch - MWG - switch, STP must not be disabled on the switches.
If you use 2 MWGs for example like: switch - MWG1/MWG2 - switch, you have 2 options:
A) disable STP on all direct connected switches, otherwise the MWGs cannot see each other and hence communication and status fails
B) if other machines in your network require STP you have further 2 options:
B1) use VLANs and disable STP per VLAN (as far as I know this should be possible)
B2) put in another 2 switches which have STP disabled and are directly connected to the MWGs like: switch (STP) - switch (no STP) - MWG1/MWG2 - switch (no STP) - switch (STP)

I have sent you a private message with a link do an old community article having all this explained with scenarios and pictures.

Regards,
Marcel Kutrieba
Technical Support Engineer

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