When a switch configuration includes a user-defined error threshold on a per-port basis, to which switching method will the switch revert when the error threshold is reached?

Question

asked Sep 26, 2018 130k views

1 Answer

← Prev Question Next Question →

Related questions

asked Sep 18, 2024 69.6k views

If during the first six years of our lives we have reached faulty conclusions based on our life experiences, we are likely to: A) Revert to earlier stages of development. B) Need extensive therapy to correct

RodneyTrotter asked Sep 18, 2024

by RodneyTrotter

8.3k points

1 answer

2 votes

69.6k views

asked Mar 10, 2018 26.9k views

How much traffic is a 48-port gigabit switch capable of switching when operating at full wire speed?

Jay Jen asked Mar 10, 2018

by Jay Jen

7.0k points

1 answer

0 votes

26.9k views

asked Sep 14, 2021 206k views

Which switching technology would allow data to be transmitted over each access layer switch link and prevent the port from being blocked by spanning tree due to the redundant link?A. Ether ChannelB. HSRPC.

LAW asked Sep 14, 2021

by LAW

8.7k points

1 answer

4 votes

206k views

Ask a Question

Jariq · Answer 1 · 2018-10-01T11:48:22+0000

STORE-AND-FORWARD is the switching method that the switch will revert to when the error threshold is reached. This happens when the switch configuration includes a user-defined error threshold on a per-port basis.

Please log in or register to add a comment.

Please log in or register to answer this question.

1 Answer

Please log in or register to add a comment.

Related questions

When a switch configuration includes a user-defined error threshold on a per-port basis, to which switching method will the switch revert when the error threshold is reached?

Categories

Other Questions