RSTP Parameters and Defaults
The following table lists the default RSTP states for RUCKUS devices.
Default RSTP States
| Device Type | Default RSTP Type | Default RSTP State | Default RSTP State of New VLANs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Router image default | IEEE 802.1W | Enabled | Disabled |
The following table lists the default RSTP bridge parameters. The bridge parameters affect the entire spanning tree. If you are using Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol (MSTP), the parameters affect the VLAN.
Default RSTP Bridge Parameters
Note: If a switch is to become a root bridge, before upgrading to FastIron release 10.0.20a,
the switch priority must be configured to be less than 4096 and the priority of
the
other switches must be configured to be greater than 4096.
Note: If the priority of a switch is less than 4096, the priority will be updated to 0 after
the upgrade to FastIron release 10.0.20a. If the switch priority is greater than
4096
and not a multiple of 4096, the priority will be updated to the lower multiple
of 4096
after upgrade to FastIron release 10.0.20a.
Note: If you plan to change RSTP bridge timers, RUCKUS
recommends that you stay within the following ranges (as defined in section 8.10.2
of
the IEEE 802.1D STP specification): 2 * (forward_delay – 1 second) >= max_agemax_age
>= 2 * (hello_time + 1 second).
The following table lists the default RSTP port parameters. The port parameters affect individual ports and are separately configurable on each port.