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* | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * * | Presentation | Name | Department | Date * (Rapid) Spanning Tree Protocol (I) (Rapid) Spanning Tree Protocol (II) Protocol operations:1. Choice of root switche (Rapid) Spanning Tree Protocol (III) Protocol operations:1. Choice of root switch2. Choice of switch per segment with next path to root switch (designated switch) (Rapid) Spanning Tree Protocol (IV) Protocol operations:1. Choice of root switch2. Choice of switch per segment with next path to root switch (designated switch) 3. All switches block their redundant ports (Rapid) Spanning Tree Protocol (V) Propriety solution for minimizing RSTP switch-over times Switch-over times: 500 ms Switch-over timedepends essentiallyon the size of the network Fast Ring Detection (FRD) Large Tree Support Standard RSTP Large Tree Support Topics 1. Basics of Network Communication 2. Network infrastructure devices 3. IP-Parameters 4. Network Protocols BOOTP SNMP RSTP MRP General Information on MRP Standardized media redundancy protocol High-availability networks suitable for critical automation applications No meshed topologies Less complex than RSTP Pure ring structures Switch-over time: 200 ms MRP Operating Principle (I) MRP-Manager MRP-Clients MRP Operating Principle (II) MRP-Manager MRP-Clients MRP Requirements Simple ring structure License necessary for MRP-Manager All switches