300-615 · Question #83
Refer to the exhibit. Which result of running the command is true?
The correct answer is B. All interfaces except F3 modules are removed from the VDC. Option B is correct because the command shown in the exhibit restricts the VDC to only F3 module interfaces, which causes all non-F3 interfaces to be removed from (deallocated from) the VDC - F3 interfaces are the ones that remain. This is consistent with Cisco NX-OS VDC…
Question
Refer to the exhibit. Which result of running the command is true?
Exhibits
Options
- AAll interfaces except M1, M2, and M3 modules are removed from the VDC.
- BAll interfaces except F3 modules are removed from the VDC.
- CAll F3 interfaces are removed from the VDC.
- DAll interfaces are reallocated to the VDC.
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A15% (4)
- B74% (20)
- C4% (1)
- D7% (2)
Explanation
Option B is correct because the command shown in the exhibit restricts the VDC to only F3 module interfaces, which causes all non-F3 interfaces to be removed from (deallocated from) the VDC - F3 interfaces are the ones that remain. This is consistent with Cisco NX-OS VDC behavior when you apply a limit-resource module-type f3 style command, which binds the VDC exclusively to F3-capable hardware.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is wrong because it describes M1/M2/M3 modules being kept - the opposite of what happens; it's F3 that stays.
- C is the inverse of the correct answer - F3 interfaces are actually retained, not removed.
- D is wrong because the command is restrictive, not additive; it doesn't reallocate all interfaces in.
Memory tip: Think of the command as a whitelist for F3 - everything NOT on the whitelist gets evicted. The word "except" in option B is your signal: F3 is the exception that survives the cleanup.
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