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A VM called App_1 belongs to VLAN 10. VM App_2 belongs to VLAN 20. Pool_1 contains VLAN 10 and Pool_2 contains VLAN 20. Currently, AP_1 is located on Server 1. The Cisco ACI fabric has these…
The correct answer is C. Attach AAEP_2. AAEP (Attachable Access Entity Profile) acts as a binding mechanism between interfaces (physical or VPC policy groups) and a physical domain, which in turn maps to a VLAN pool. Each AAEP is associated with a physical domain, and each domain with a VLAN pool. According to the…
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A VM called App_1 belongs to VLAN 10. VM App_2 belongs to VLAN 20. Pool_1 contains VLAN 10 and Pool_2 contains VLAN 20. Currently, AP_1 is located on Server 1. The Cisco ACI fabric has these configurations:
- The two physical domains are called Phys_1 and Phys_2.
- The two VLAN pools are called Pool_1 and Pool_2.
- The two AAEPs are called AAEP_1 and AAEP_2.
An engineer must replace App_1 with App_2. Which action under the VPC interface policy group accomplishes this goal?
Options
- AConfigure Phys_2.
- BMap VM App_2.
- CAttach AAEP_2.
- DAssign Pool_2.
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B12% (3)
- C80% (20)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
AAEP (Attachable Access Entity Profile) acts as a binding mechanism between interfaces (physical or VPC policy groups) and a physical domain, which in turn maps to a VLAN pool. Each AAEP is associated with a physical domain, and each domain with a VLAN pool. According to the question, AAEP_1/Phys_1/Pool_1 is for VLAN 10 and AAEP_2/Phys_2/Pool_2 is for VLAN To replace connectivity from App_1 (VLAN 10 via AAEP_1) to App_2 (VLAN 20 via AAEP_2), attach AAEP_2 to the VPC interface policy group. This ensures the correct VLAN pool is used, linking the interface to VLAN 20.
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