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300-620 · Question #252

Refer to the exhibit. A Cisco ACI fabric has these configurations: - VPC exists between Leaf2 and Leaf3. - A switch profile called SW_Prof exists. - A switch selector called SW_Selec exists. - An…

The correct answer is A. Map switch selector SW_Selec under switch profile SW_Prof. E. Create the explicit VPC group from access policies. To connect Server1 to Leaf2 and Leaf3 using VPC, the switch selector must be mapped under the switch profile, and an explicit VPC group must be created from access policies.

ACI Fabric Infrastructure

Question

Refer to the exhibit. A Cisco ACI fabric has these configurations:

  • VPC exists between Leaf2 and Leaf3.
  • A switch profile called SW_Prof exists.
  • A switch selector called SW_Selec exists.
  • An interface selector named Int_Selec exists.
  • An interface profile named Int_Prof exists.

Which two sets of actions must the engineer perform to connect Server1 to Leaf2 and Leaf3 using VPC? (Choose two.)

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Options

  • AMap switch selector SW_Selec under switch profile SW_Prof.
  • BAdd Leaf2 and Leaf3 node IDs under switch selector SW_Selec.
  • CCreate the explicit VPC group from fabric policies.
  • DAdd Leaf2 and Leaf3 node IDs under switch profile SW_Prof.
  • ECreate the explicit VPC group from access policies.

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • A
    79% (26)
  • B
    6% (2)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    12% (4)

Why each option

To connect Server1 to Leaf2 and Leaf3 using VPC, the switch selector must be mapped under the switch profile, and an explicit VPC group must be created from access policies.

AMap switch selector SW_Selec under switch profile SW_Prof.Correct

To associate Leaf2 and Leaf3 with the overall access policy structure, the switch selector (SW_Selec), which identifies the specific leaf nodes, must be mapped or associated under the switch profile (SW_Prof). This step integrates the selected switches into the defined profile's policies.

BAdd Leaf2 and Leaf3 node IDs under switch selector SW_Selec.

Adding Leaf2 and Leaf3 node IDs under the switch selector SW_Selec is how specific nodes are selected, which is a prerequisite, but the mapping in option A and the explicit VPC group in option E are distinct, necessary actions.

CCreate the explicit VPC group from fabric policies.

Explicit VPC groups are configured under the access policies section of the ACI fabric hierarchy, specifically under `Access Policies > Interface Policies > Policy Groups > VPC Explicit Protection Groups`, not under fabric policies.

DAdd Leaf2 and Leaf3 node IDs under switch profile SW_Prof.

Leaf nodes are selected using a switch selector, which is then associated with a switch profile; node IDs are not typically added directly under a switch profile itself.

ECreate the explicit VPC group from access policies.Correct

The explicit VPC group is a critical configuration that defines the Virtual Port Channel peer relationship between the two leaf switches (Leaf2 and Leaf3) and is always created within the access policies to enable VPC functionality for connected devices like Server1.

Concept tested: Cisco ACI Virtual Port Channel (VPC) configuration

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/dcn/aci/apic/5x/getting-started/cisco-aci-getting-started-guide-501/m-vpc.html

Topics

#VPC configuration#Access policies#Switch profile#Explicit VPC group

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