Spanning Tree is the protocol that Ethernet switches have incorporated in order to construct a subset of the switch- connections that have no loops.
Ethernet switching helps to connect wired devices such as computers, routers, laptops, servers, and printers to a local area network. So multiple ethernet switch portals allow for faster connectivity and smoother. It also helps us to access many devices at once. An Ethernet switch should not generally affect your network's internet speeds.
Ethernet switches have now incorporated a switch-to-switch protocol to help to construct a subset of the switch-connections graph that has no loops. Still, these allow the reachability of every host. This is known as a spanning tree. Once the spanning tree is built, links that are not part of that tree are disabled, even if they represent the most efficient path between two nodes.
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