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Re: MAE West
From: Stephen Stuart <stuart () pa dec com>
Date: Mon, 14 Jul 97 13:15:04 -0700
The topic being discussed is not what happens within an aggregate, but what happens when two aggregates are using. This would be akin to having two multi-link PPP connections (each constructed out of some number of physical links).Ok, then a fair description of the problem is that "circuits cannot be aggregated across multiple switch chassis". And that's not, in and of itself, bad component design. However, it pretty apparently limits the ability to make the best use of your circuits in your system design...
The issue is spanning tree, not component design. Yes, technologies that configure their topology using a spanning tree limit your ability to make best use of potentially expensive circuits in your system design. Stephen
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