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Access port and trunk port

nnn_sss22
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Please see diagram and tell me it is correct my statement.

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Reza Sharifi
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That is correct.

HTH

1- In case of STP topology, Fastport can not be enable on trunk port. Right?

2- when we enable fastport on access port then STP will be disable on that port. Right?

Do you mean portfast ? 

Assuming you do - 

1) for trunk connections between switches no you should not enable portfast. There is a "spanning-tree portfast trunk" command which can be used on trunks but you would use this primarily for connections from devices like firewalls, routers or servers connecting with a trunk link. 

2) No it does not disable STP it simply allows the port to bypass the listening and learning stages and transition to forwarding immediately. 

Jon

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