HSRP is running Bet SW A and Dist SW B. Which two links do the switches use to transmit HSRP mess? choose two

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• Acore Switch A, port g2/1 to distr switch A, port g3/1
• Bdistr Switch A, port g5/1 to distr swit B, port g5/2
• CCore Switch A, por g1/1 tp core swit B, port g1/2
• DCore Switch B, port g2/2 to distr switch b, port g3/2
• EDistr Switch A, port g4/1 to acc swi, port g1/0/1
• FDistri Switch B, port g4/2 to acc switch, port g2/0/1

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  4% (2)
• C
  11% (5)
• D
  2% (1)
• E
  81% (38)

Explanation

HSRP hello messages are sent on the VLAN/subnet where the virtual IP gateway is configured. In a typical campus design, HSRP runs on the distribution layer switches to provide a redundant default gateway for the access layer. The HSRP messages (hellos, active/standby elections) are transmitted on the access VLAN links connecting the distribution switches to the access switch. Both Distr Switch A (g4/1) and Distr Switch B (g4/2) send HSRP hellos on those downlinks toward the access switch, where the end hosts reside and the virtual IP is relevant. Core-to-distribution links carry routed traffic, not the access VLAN where HSRP operates.

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