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350-040 · Question #158
A customer environment has two separate fabrics, each with one Cisco MDS 9513 switch that has two VSANs configured on it (10 and 20). CFS is enabled for IVR on both fabrics. An IVR topology allows…
The correct answer is B. The merge will result in a single active IVR zone set. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A customer environment has two separate fabrics, each with one Cisco MDS 9513 switch that has two VSANs configured on it (10 and 20). CFS is enabled for IVR on both fabrics. An IVR topology allows the communication of devices in VSAN 10 and 20 in each fabric separately. The customer now connects the fabrics with a trunking port channel that can only trunk VSAN 10. What is the impact on the SAN design?
Options
- AVSAN 20 merges.
- BThe merge will result in a single active IVR zone set.
- CVSAN 10 will merge and the full zone set database will merge.
- DVSAN 20 is not carried on the port channel, as it is not allowed. Therefore, VSAN 20 will not merge
- EThe ISL will become isolate because the IVR topologies are different.
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- B76% (25)
- C3% (1)
- D6% (2)
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