RSTP

Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) is a computer networking protocol that helps to quickly establish a loop-free network topology. It is used in Ethernet networks to prevent broadcast storms, which can cause network outages. RSTP works by creating a tree-like structure of the network, where each node is connected to a single root node. This tree-like structure ensures that there are no loops in the network, which can cause broadcast storms. RSTP is used in many computer networks, such as corporate networks, data centers, and home networks. It is also used in wireless networks, such as Wi-Fi networks, to ensure that the network is stable and secure. RSTP is an important part of the computer industry, as it helps to ensure that networks are reliable and secure.