Which ports will be STP designated ports if all the links are operating at the same bandwidth?

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 Which ports will be STP designated ports if all the links are operating at the same bandwidth?
**Switch B - Fа0/0**
VLANs, trunks and tagging are all related. As you probably know a VLAN defines a broadcast domain, trunks allows vlans to travel from switch to switch and taggings either use the InterSwitch Link (ISL) which is Cisco proprietary or the open standard 802.1q. So to put it a bit more simply a trunk permits different vlans which are tagged to traverse over the link.


A good article describing this is an [introduction to VLANs](http://archive.networknewz.com/networknewz-10-20030725IntroductiontoVLANs.html).


If you are dealing with Cisco switches [understanding knowledge of VTP](http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk389/tk689/technologies_tech_note09186a0080094c52.shtml) is also necessary.


To create a VLAN enter global configuration mode


config t  

vlan 10  

name Sales  

exit


Creates vlan 10 with the name Sales


To assign a port to this VLAN you would create an access port


e.g.


config t  

int fa0/1  

switchport access vlan 10  

switchport mode access  

exit


to assign a range of ports (0 to 5) to vlan 10  

int range fa 0/1 – 5  

switchport access vlan 10  

switchport mode access  

exit


To create a trunk link between two switches requires you set up a trunk port


on the interface


switchport mode trunk


You will need a layer 3 device such as a router or L3 switch (3750) to perform intervlan communications.


The propagation of VLANS from a master switch (VTP server) to client switches requires setting up a VTP domain if you do not want to create VLANS on each individual switch. > 
> I want to know if I can use any other port number other than 4370
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That depends on the configuration of your biometric device. In the server configuration document, in the Router/SMTP section, tab Restrictions and controls|SMTP Outbound controls, there is a parameter ‘Allow messages only from the following Notes addresses to be sent to the Internet:’. List the allowed names there, to prevent the others from sending mail to the Internet. hi [@jonathonk.afbyws](/u/jonathonk.afbyws),

yes the g7 linked there is republic compatible. > 
> **$\underline{\textit{Application layer VPN's}}$**
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> This type of VPN will work with specific applications. The most common example of this type of VPN network is seen over the SSL connections that people use to purchase items online every day. The Application layer VPN provides encrypted communication between the web browser that the visitor is using to view the item and the server that is used to process the order. There are other applications that can be protected in this way, as well. This type of VPN security requires that each different application be supported.
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> **$\underline{\textit{Network layer VPN's}}$**
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> A $\textit{Network layer}$ VPN functions on layer 3. Unlike Application layer VPN security, Network layer VPN security will encrypt any traffic, regardless of the different applications being used. This type of VPN is used by some of the most well-known names in Internet security. For example, Cisco uses this layer for VPNs. These VPN servers are sometimes provided under the names L2TP and GRE.
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> **$\underline{\textit{Data Link VPN's}}$**
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> **$\textit{Data Link VPN}$** is used when two private networks need to communicate. It is one of the most expensive types of VPN connection. Normally, the protocol used over these connections does not provide encryption, so encryption needs to be added to the connection.
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> Hi [@MathewRD](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/112936) .

 

when the tcp handshake is initiated for any application the firewall will view all policies for an explicit allow. If none are available then it will check again for any implicit allows.

 

i found these links helpful.

<https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000PLLICA4>

 

<https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000ClV0CAK>

 




[View solution in original post](/t5/general-topics/implicit-applications-with-cotp-ms-rdp-in-security-policies/m-p/294040#M77643) that's exactly what it is. the ports you use for hdd's and so on. the pcie lanes are shared between them so if you use the m.2 slot, you lose the ports that share the lanes. 

it's only 2 and you still have 4 more :)

love my aorus pro wifi btw. snazzy board that works well and looks good doing it this is because the setting 'output when disabled' is different for the respective output ports of the enabled subsystems.

the from library browser version has the following setting:

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the example version has the following setting:

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because of this discrepancy, the behavior is expected. take a look at the documentation <https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/slref/outport.html#brqe2q3-28 here> to learn more about this setting. If you install fiber optic link between to points, it can not be wiretapping without notice. But with satellite is giving some options for that. Maybe you should hide your data by encryption systems between two points.  

good luck! you have to forward the sip and rtp ports of the snom. (before the update this was done by a sip application layer gateway, but we had to remove this because it breaks security.)

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