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But one of the topics the panel took off on was the need to move away from spanning-tree because of the inability of spanning-tree to load share on all links. I wanted to point out that sound data center design or even LAN design using a redundant configuration plus spanning-tree can and does utilize all uplinks to balance the traffic.

There is design work and planning to achieve the desired results, so I bet it is not plug and play. Also, this does require something other than a single spanning-tree, e.g. PVST, MST, etc ….. Spanning-tree is not a horrible protocol some make it out to be.

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