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What is a STP Spanning Tree Protocol?

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What is a STP? 
A Spanning Tree Protocol is a Layer 2 Protocol, which is enabled on a switch device and allows data packet to be transmitted via different paths, without looping back when a device fails. 


No traffic pings or data packets can be sent from one vlan to another, without the intervention of a Router,