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FastIron Layer 2 Switching Technologies

  • 1 Layer 2 Switching
    • 1.1 Campus Fabric
    • 1.2 LAG - Link Aggregation Group
    • 1.3 MCT - Multi-Chassis Trunking
    • 1.4 MRP - Metro Ring Protocol
    • 1.5 Q-in-Q - 802.1q tunneling
    • 1.6 RFN - Remote Fault Notification
    • 1.7 RPF - Reverse Path Forwarding
    • 1.8 UDLD - Uni-Directional Link Detection
    • 1.9 VLAN - Virtual LAN
    • 1.10 VXLAN - Virtual Extensible LAN
    • 1.11 VRP - VLAN Registration Protocol (includes MVRP)
    • 1.12 VSRP - Virtual Switch Redundancy Protocol
    • 1.13 Protected Ports
    • 1.14 xSTP - Spanning Tree Protocols

Layer 2 Switching

For considerations related to Layer 2 switching in an 802.1BR (SPX) configuration, refer to the Brocade FastIron Switch Port Extender Configuration Guide

In this section:

  1. Campus Fabric
  2. LAG - Link Aggregation Group
  3. MCT - Multi-Chassis Trunking
  4. MRP - Metro Ring Protocol
  5. Q-in-Q - 802.1q tunneling
  6. RFN - Remote Fault Notification
  7. RPF - Reverse Path Forwarding
  8. UDLD - Uni-Directional Link Detection
  9. VLAN - Virtual LAN
  10. VXLAN - Virtual Extensible LAN
  11. VRP - VLAN Registration Protocol (includes MVRP)
  12. VSRP - Virtual Switch Redundancy Protocol
  13. Protected Ports
  14. xSTP - Spanning Tree Protocols

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