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Question about STP and multiple VLANs

shikamarunara
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I've configured my core switch to be the primary root for 3 vlans. On 2 vlans, everything seems to be showing up fine, on a third vlan I have "Spanning tree instance(s) for vlan X does not exist." Does someone know what this could be from?

-Shikamaru

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etamminga
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Do you have any ports up in that VLAN?

Regards,

Erik Tamminga

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Yup,

You have to have at least 1 active interface/port in a VLAN for it to come up

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etamminga
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Do you have any ports up in that VLAN?

Regards,

Erik Tamminga

Yup,

You have to have at least 1 active interface/port in a VLAN for it to come up

Misconfigured trunk port. Looks good now. Thanks.

-Shikamaru

Shikamaru,

In addition to what the previous posters stated I would add if you have a trunk in which a VLAN is active that would cause the STP instance for that VLAN to be enabled as well. Since you already had active trunks, I assume your trunk must have been filtering/blocking the VLAN in question and that probably was the cause of the problem.

HTH

Sundar

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