Although the STP protocol can solve the loop problem, the slow convergence of the network topology affects the quality of user communication. RSTP has made many improvements to STP. Which of the following is not an improvement of RSTP to STP?

Although the STP protocol can solve the loop problem, the slow convergence of the network topology affects the quality of user communication. RSTP has made many improvements to STP. Which of the following is not an improvement of RSTP to STP?
A . RSTP’s port state specification is divided according to whether the port forwards user traffic and learns MAC addresses, reducing the original 5 port states to 3
B . The non-root switch running RSTP sends configuration BPDUs at the interval specified by the Hello Timer. This behavior is completely performed by each device independently
C . RSTP deletes 3 port states and adds 2 new port roles
D . If a port does not receive the configuration BPDU sent by the upstream device within 4 consecutive Hello Time, the device considers that the negotiation with the neighbor has failed

Answer: D

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