Which option describes Cisco's virtual device context feature?

Question

Options

• Alogical virtualization of a single physical switch
• Blogical witches aggregated into a single physical switch
• Clogical switches aggregated into multiple physical switches
• Dmultiple physical switches partitioned to a single virtual switch

• A
  88% (22)
• B
  8% (2)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

switches/white_paper_c11-701112.html Virtual Device Context Overview Cisco’s VDC feature helps enable the virtualization of a single physical device in one or more logical devices (Figure 1). Each of the provisioned logical devices is configured and managed as if it were a separate physical device. Operating system processes and hardware resources can be partitioned and grouped to form a VDC. This logical partitioning of the device throughout the control, data, and management planes provides similar fault domain isolation and enables the approximation of air-gapped multidevice network environments. In fact, the same VLAN number can be configured in different VDCs without problems. Note, though, that the VDC is a local construct and does not extend between two devices.

No community discussion yet for this question.