101-01 · Question #232
When deploying a SteelHead on an 802.1Q trunk, which one of the following statements is true?
The correct answer is D. All optimized traffic will be sent on the in-path VLAN tag unless full transparency is enabled. A SteelHead can be deployed physically in-path on an 802.1Q trunk link, and can optimize connections where packets have been tagged with an 802.1Q header. If correct addressing or port transparency is used, the SteelHead uses the configured in-path VLAN ID when transmitting…
Question
When deploying a SteelHead on an 802.1Q trunk, which one of the following statements is true?
Options
- ASimplified routing must be disabled.
- BThe in-path interface must be configured on the native VLAN.
- CThe VLAN tag on which the in-path interface is configured is the only subnet which will be
- DAll optimized traffic will be sent on the in-path VLAN tag unless full transparency is enabled.
- E802.1Q trunks are only supported on the Interceptor appliance.
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C9% (3)
- D71% (24)
- E15% (5)
Explanation
A SteelHead can be deployed physically in-path on an 802.1Q trunk link, and can optimize connections where packets have been tagged with an 802.1Q header. If correct addressing or port transparency is used, the SteelHead uses the configured in-path VLAN ID when transmitting packets towards the WAN. When using the full address transparency WAN visibilitymode, SteelHeads maintain the VLAN ID (along with IP address and TCP ports) when transmitting packets on the WAN side of optimized connections. Not A: Simplified routing is required. Not B: You do not have to configure the VLAN ID on the in-path interface to match any of those seen for optimized connections. Not C: The SteelHead can optimize traffic on the VLANs different from the VLAN containing the in-path IP address.
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