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In a cluster of cisco 3550's, we have all the vlans trunked thru Gi ports (fiber, if it matters). &nbsp;We use 801q. &nbsp;If we turn off spanning tree, that should not affect the vlans or the trunking, correct?<br />
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Just want to double check...

In a cluster of cisco 3550's, we have all the vlans trunked thru Gi ports (fiber, if it matters).  We use 801q.  If we turn off spanning tree, that should not affect the vlans or the trunking, correct?



cisco spanning tree, vlans and trunking

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