Suppose we are having two Switches i.e. Switch1 & Switch2
Port1 of Switch1 is Connected to Uplink and switch2 is also
connected to switch1? So
1>Is there is any loop?
2>How we come to know that there is a loop created?
3>If we add Switch3 to switch2 then there is a possibility
of loop Creation?
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