Normally we don't support initial configuration, but I can give some pointers.
The primary-priority setting which is configured under vlt-domain is not related to spanning-tree priority. It is used to determine which VLT peer will be primary versus secondary during VLT election. The VLT peer with lower primary-priority will be elected as primary. Independent whether it is primary or secondary, both VLT switches are active/active both processing traffic.
On the second question, if you are trying to use rapid-pvst, which is “per-vlan” spanning tree, you will have to specify the priority “per-vlan”. All parameters are set “per-vlan”.
OS10(config)# spanning-tree vlan 1 priority 4096
If you want to use rstp, which has one spanning-tree domain (not “per-vlan”), then
OS10(config)# spanning-tree rstp priority 4096
We do have Deployment Services if you need that you can contact Sales for more information.
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Hello,
Normally we don't support initial configuration, but I can give some pointers.
The primary-priority setting which is configured under vlt-domain is not related to spanning-tree priority. It is used to determine which VLT peer will be primary versus secondary during VLT election. The VLT peer with lower primary-priority will be elected as primary. Independent whether it is primary or secondary, both VLT switches are active/active both processing traffic.
On the second question, if you are trying to use rapid-pvst, which is “per-vlan” spanning tree, you will have to specify the priority “per-vlan”. All parameters are set “per-vlan”.
OS10(config)# spanning-tree vlan 1 priority 4096
If you want to use rstp, which has one spanning-tree domain (not “per-vlan”), then
OS10(config)# spanning-tree rstp priority 4096
We do have Deployment Services if you need that you can contact Sales for more information.