Cisco
350-040 · Question #45
Which statement most accurately describes how domain ID allocation works on a Cisco MDS switch configured for multiple VSANs?
The correct answer is B. Domain IDs must be unique in a VSAN, but the same domain ID can be used for multiple VSANs. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Which statement most accurately describes how domain ID allocation works on a Cisco MDS switch configured for multiple VSANs?
Options
- AAn MDS switch configured with multiple VSANs must have unique domain IDs configured for
- BDomain IDs must be unique in a VSAN, but the same domain ID can be used for multiple VSANs
- CVSANs allow duplicate domain IDs to be used in the same VSAN by pairs of switches connected
- DVSANs have no impact on domain ID allocation. Each switch has one, and only one, domain ID
- EDomain IDs must be unique in a VSAN only if static domain IDs are used.
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(40 responses)- A5% (2)
- B83% (33)
- C3% (1)
- E10% (4)
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