There are two ways to enable the "bpduguard" feature, either at the interface level or globally using the command "spanning-tree Portfast bpduguard default", which enables bpduguard on any interfaces with Portfast enabled to put interfaces in an err-disabled state if BPDUs are received. The status of bpduguard on an interface can be checked using "show spanning-tree interface x/x detail" and err-disabled interfaces using "show interface x/x status err-disabled".
There are two ways to enable the "bpduguard" feature, either at the interface level or globally using the command "spanning-tree Portfast bpduguard default", which enables bpduguard on any interfaces with Portfast enabled to put interfaces in an err-disabled state if BPDUs are received. The status of bpduguard on an interface can be checked using "show spanning-tree interface x/x detail" and err-disabled interfaces using "show interface x/x status err-disabled".
There are two ways to enable the "bpduguard" feature, either at the interface level or globally using the command "spanning-tree Portfast bpduguard default", which enables bpduguard on any interfaces with Portfast enabled to put interfaces in an err-disabled state if BPDUs are received. The status of bpduguard on an interface can be checked using "show spanning-tree interface x/x detail" and err-disabled interfaces using "show interface x/x status err-disabled".
There are two ways to enable the "bpduguard" feature, either at the interface level or globally using the command "spanning-tree Portfast bpduguard default", which enables bpduguard on any interfaces with Portfast enabled to put interfaces in an err-disabled state if BPDUs are received. The status of bpduguard on an interface can be checked using "show spanning-tree interface x/x detail" and err-disabled interfaces using "show interface x/x status err-disabled".
There are two ways to enable this “bpduguard” feature, first is to enable it at
interface level, second is to make it enabled Globally.
Now, we will talk about enabling it globally. This global command works in conjunction with “Spanning-tree Portfast” feature. This command will be applicable on those interfaces which have “Portfast” enabled i.e. whether at interface level or using globally. So, if Portfast is not enabled, bpduguard functionality will not work as you saw in lab video e.g. in trunk interfaces where Portfast feature is not enabled intentionally Command to enable it globally is “spanning-tree Portfast bpduguard default” You can check the status of bpduguard on interface using the command “show spanning-tree interface x/x detail” Whenever bpdu is received on bpduguard enabled interface, then interface will go err-disabled state. Verify err-disable status using “show interface x/x status err- disabled”