How to configure Redundant Bridging

Hi,
A costumer has a wireless link (using bridges AIR-BR1410A-K9) as a main connection beetween its 2 offices. In short time plans to add a second wireless link as redundant connection.
Documentation indicates the option redundant briding ( I attach the image) for redundancy or load balancing but any example for configuration is included.
Does any of you have an example for this opción?
Regards

Hello,
one way I've seen people doing is to configure an eterchannel on the switches as if they were directly connected via cable. The problem is that there is no detection of granular failure since it considers the link to AP + wireless link + link to AP on other side as only 1 cable. But you have the best load balancing.
Redundancy without load-balancing is achieved through simply connecting the 2 links and have spanning tree configured. The document you gave explains how to configure STP on chapter 8.
Is there any particular point that needs more clarification ?
Regards,
Nicolas

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