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When configuring a Virtual System for multiple VLANs, what interface design pattern is recommended?
The correct answer is B. Bonded interface with multiple VLAN tags. Best practice is to use a bonded interface on the VSX Gateway that carries multiple VLAN-tagged sub interfaces. This allows high throughput and failover with minimal port consumption, while maintaining logical separation.
VSX Deployment and Initial Configuration
Question
When configuring a Virtual System for multiple VLANs, what interface design pattern is recommended?
Options
- AOne physical interface per VLAN
- BBonded interface with multiple VLAN tags
- CVS0 handles all VLAN traffic
- DExternal switch with NAT
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A14% (5)
- B72% (26)
- C6% (2)
- D8% (3)
Explanation
Best practice is to use a bonded interface on the VSX Gateway that carries multiple VLAN-tagged sub interfaces. This allows high throughput and failover with minimal port consumption, while maintaining logical separation.
Topics
#VLAN configuration#interface design#bonding#VLAN tagging
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