A network administrator is configuring access interfaces on a Cisco Catalyst switch connected directly to workstations. To prevent DHCP address negotiation timeouts caused by Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) initialization delays, the administrator applies the `spanning-tree portfast` command. Which two operational traits accurately describe the behavior of an interface configured with PortFast? (Select two.)
- The interface bypasses the Listening and Learning states, transitioning immediately to the Forwarding state upon link activation.Cevap
- The switch suppresses Topology Change Notifications (TCNs) for the interface when its link state toggles.Cevap
- CThe interface completely disables STP BPDU transmission and reception, allowing attached switches to trunk without BPDU overhead.
- DThe interface automatically modifies the local switch bridge priority calculation by deducting increments of 4096 to ensure local root bridge preference.
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Enabling PortFast on an access interface causes it to immediately transition to the STP Forwarding state (bypassing Listening and Learning states) and suppresses Topology Change Notifications (TCNs) when the link status changes.
PortFast provides two primary operational advantages on edge interfaces: it skips the 802.1D Listening and Learning states to enter Forwarding instantly upon link activation, and it suppresses Topology Change Notifications (TCNs) when host connectivity toggles.
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STP PortFast operational behavior and TCN suppression on access ports