Question: A bridge has bridge ID ( 8 0 0 0 . 3 mathrm { c } : 5 2 : 8 2
A bridge has bridge ID mathrmc: : : mathrmf :be:a and interface cost on all interfaces note; this is not the root path cost, just the cost due to forwarding through the local interface The bridge comes online and receives the following BPDUs.
On its port it receives:
STP d Config, Flags none bridgeid eegc::::d:daee length
messageage s maxage s hellotime s forwardingdelay s
rootd :::::dc rootpathcost
On its port it receives:
STP d Config, Flags none bridgeid e@:::d:f:cee length
messageage es maxage s hellotime s forwardingdelay s
rootid :::::b rootpathcost
In response, the bridge will prepare a BPDU describing its own configuration, in case it needs to send a configuration BPDU on any of its ports.
In the table below, fill in the values in this BPDU:
Parameter
Sender bridge ID
Root bridge ID
Root path cost
The "sender bridge port" field in the BPDU will be set according to the bridge port that sends the BPDU.
On which ports will it send this BPDU? Select all that apply.
None of the above
Select all possible options that apply.
What will be the final state of each of the bridge ports?
Port State
e:
Root port
Designated port
Blocking
e:
Root port
Designated port
Blocking
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