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I navigate to Bridge-&gt;Port-&gt; but I do not see stpState. &nbsp;I have an stpFastStart option.<br />
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I can get to stpState under Bridge-&gt;spanningtree-&gt; but when I type in stpState is trys to enable or disable stp for the entire stack. &nbsp;When I specify stpState 2:17 it tells me that the command does not exist.<br />
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When I went to Bridge-&gt;Port-&gt; and typed in stpfaststart 2:17 it did allow me disable stpfaststart on that individual port. &nbsp;By disabling faststart, have I essentially disabled stp on that port? 
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Thanks for the help. &nbsp;Both of your responses pointed me in the correct direction.
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I have three 3com 4400's in a stack. &nbsp;Unit 2 has two ports on it that I want to turn off portfast for, &nbsp;Will someone please help me out with the syntax to accomplish this?<br />
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It is unit 2 in the stack with ports 17 and 18 that need portfast disabled. &nbsp;I am performing the steps through telnet...<br />
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I have three 3com 4400's in a stack.  Unit 2 has two ports on it that I want to turn off portfast for,  Will someone please help me out with the syntax to accomplish this?

It is unit 2 in the stack with ports 17 and 18 that need portfast disabled.  I am performing the steps through telnet...

Thank You

How do I disable spanning tree portfast on a 3com 4400 specific port?

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