What happens when an internet enabled phone...

...encounters a website using Flash?
Basically, I'm wondering how web-enabled phones handle Flash
if they don't have Flash Lite 1 or 2.
As a North American, I'm wondering what the impetus is to
develop mobile Flash content if the phones can't use it.
Thanks.
Novian

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Well if it's the only remaining channel link, the port-channel goes down. If not the only remaining channel link, the port-channel continues without it. As you note, you lose bandwidth and I believe traffic will be rehashed across the remaining channel links, which can result in less optimal load distribution.
Protocols like STP or a routing protocol shouldn't see a link outage or flap.

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