How Does Implementing Stp Allow For a Scalable Network Design?
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Implementing STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) allows for a scalable network design by providing a loop-free topology for all interconnected switches. STP protects against Layer 2 loops, which can cause broadcast storms, degrade performance and even cause a complete network outage. It also provides a logical, hierarchical layout that is easier to manage and troubleshoot. With STP, new switches can be added and removed from the network without sacrificing performance or causing disruption. Additionally, STP can be used to optimize network performance by automatically configuring the most efficient link available.