200-101 · Question #152
200-101 Question #152: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B: When properly configured, VTP minimizes VLAN misconfigurations and configuration inconsistencies.. B is correct: VTP propagates VLAN database changes from the VTP server to all clients in the domain, preventing misconfigurations and inconsistencies. E is correct: VTP pruning stops unnecessary flooded traffic (broadcasts, multicasts, unknown unicasts) from being sent over trunk
Question
Options
- AVTP works at Layer 3 of the OSI model and requires that a management VLAN IP address be configured.
- BWhen properly configured, VTP minimizes VLAN misconfigurations and configuration inconsistencies.
- CWhen properly configured, VTP maintains VLAN configuration consistency and accelerates trunk link negotiation.
- DEach broadcast domain on a switch can have its own unique VTP domain.
- EVTP pruning is used to increase available bandwidth in trunk links.
- FTo configure a switch to be part of two VTP domains, each domain must have its own passwords.
- GClient, server, and transparent are valid VTP modes.
Explanation
B is correct: VTP propagates VLAN database changes from the VTP server to all clients in the domain, preventing misconfigurations and inconsistencies. E is correct: VTP pruning stops unnecessary flooded traffic (broadcasts, multicasts, unknown unicasts) from being sent over trunk links to switches that have no ports in that VLAN, freeing up bandwidth. G is correct: the three valid VTP modes are server (can create/modify/delete VLANs), client (receives updates, cannot modify), and transparent (forwards VTP messages but maintains its own local VLAN database). A is incorrect: VTP operates at Layer 2, not Layer 3-no IP address is required. C is incorrect: trunk link negotiation is handled by DTP (Dynamic Trunking Protocol), not VTP. D is incorrect: a switch belongs to only one VTP domain at a time. F is incorrect: a switch cannot simultaneously belong to two VTP domains.
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