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2V0-620 · Question #76
2V0-620 Question #76: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: The vSwitch is not attached to the correct physical network.. Basic network connectivity problems in a virtual environment are most commonly caused by an incorrect physical uplink assignment on the vSwitch or a VLAN misconfiguration on the portgroup.
Question
An administrator is troubleshooting basic network connectivity issues. Which two scenarios are potential issues that this administrator might face? (Choose two.)
Options
- AThe vSwitch is not attached to the correct physical network.
- BThe portgroup is not configured to use correct VLAN.
- CTraffic shaping is configured incorrectly.
- DJumbo frames is configured incorrectly.
Explanation
Basic network connectivity problems in a virtual environment are most commonly caused by an incorrect physical uplink assignment on the vSwitch or a VLAN misconfiguration on the portgroup.
Common mistakes.
- C. Traffic shaping limits or shapes available bandwidth but does not prevent frames from being delivered, so basic connectivity remains functional even when misconfigured.
- D. Incorrect jumbo frame MTU settings can cause oversized packet drops but standard-size frames still pass, meaning basic connectivity is degraded rather than fully broken.
Concept tested. Basic vSwitch and portgroup network connectivity troubleshooting
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