Which switch configuration command is appropriate for setting up RSTP operations?

The command for setting up Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) operations is used to enable RSTP on a switch. This protocol, identified as IEEE 802.1w, enhances the traditional Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) by allowing faster convergence and improved network efficiency. The command to initiate RSTP settings is designed to directly inform the switch to operate under RSTP, facilitating the rapid detection and management of network topology changes.

When configuring a switch for RSTP, it is important to specify the mode explicitly. This ensures that the device applies the correct protocol operations tailored for high-speed environments, making the network more resilient against loops and outages. Other commands do not serve the purpose of setting the switch to operate under RSTP, as their functionalities either pertain to different aspects of spanning tree configurations or address other features of switch operations.