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| -Starting in EXOS 22.2, STP is enabled by default. | -Starting in EXOS 22.2, STP is enabled by default. | ||
| - | -**With STP enabled all ports start in the blocked state.** | + | -With STP enabled all ports start in the blocked state. |
| -once the ports become active the ports then go through the rest of the STP process of listening, Learning, and | -once the ports become active the ports then go through the rest of the STP process of listening, Learning, and | ||
| then start forwarding the traffic. | then start forwarding the traffic. | ||
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