200 vs 301 redirect

200 vs 301 redirect.policy, as shown below. /m Step 1 Start with a list or chart of switches and view all switches as the root switch. 1... Spanning Step 2 Exclude all switches with RPs (showspanning-tree,showspanning-treeroot) because the root switch has no RPoAlways use the show spanning-tree command whenever possible, as this command directly identifies the local switch as the root switch Step 3 machine: "Thisswitch is the root" is located on line 5 of the output. Always use the show spanning-tree root command whenever possible because it indirectly identifies the local switch as the root switch Step 4 machine: If the local switch is the root switch, the RP column should be empty. When using a simulated environment, do not just pick a pair of switches and start, you should follow the RP trail. For example.Step 5 If you start with SW1 and G0/1 of SW1 is an RP, then you can next analyze the switch on the other end of port G0/1 of SW1. When using a simulated environment, use the showspanning-treevlanx command on some switches to record the root switch, RPStep 6 and the DP port can provide a quick overview of what is actually happening with most STPs. If possible, try to use this strategy.For each of the ideas listed in this list, what most people tend to overlook is the step of excluding switches that have RPs. The root switch does not have an RP, so any switch with an RP is not the root switch for that VLAN and thus can be excluded. Example 2-8 shows two commands on switch SW2 in a LAN that determine that SW2 has an RP, and therefore it is not the root switch.Example 2-8 determines if a switch is the root switch based on the presence or absence of a root portRoot FWD 4 128.26 P2pRIMEBoth commands are able to determine that SW2's GO/2 port is its RP, so if you follow these steps, the next switch to try in the simulation problem should be the switch on the other end of SW2's G0/2 interface. Determining the root port on a non-root switchDetermining the RP of a switch becomes relatively easy when the output of the show command is available. As shown in Example 2-7, the show