Refer to the exhibit. Which switch become the root of a spanning tree for VLAN 20 if all links are of equal speed?
Refer to the exhibit. Which switch become the root of a spanning tree for VLAN 20 if all links are of equal speed?
In Spanning Tree Protocol (STP), the root bridge is determined by the lowest Bridge ID, which is a combination of bridge priority and the MAC address. In the given scenario, the bridge IDs are: SW1 = 24596 0018.184e.3c00, SW2 = 28692 004a.13e9.6900, SW3 = 32788 0022.55cf.dd00, and SW4 = 64000 0041.396d.690f. The priority of SW1 is 24596, which is the lowest among all switches listed. Therefore, SW1 will become the root of the spanning tree for VLAN 20.
The root bridge is the bridge with the lowest Bridge ID.
A is correct
the question is tricky too
why not c??
Because SW1 has the lowest bridge ID.(lowest bridge priority)