350-601 · Question #358
Refer to the exhibit. Which feature must be used to configure on switch 2 to establish a VSAN trunk between switch 1 and switch 2?
The correct answer is B. E Port. In Fibre Channel switching, an E Port (Expansion Port) is used to create Inter-Switch Links (ISLs) between two fabric switches, which is the basis for a VSAN trunk. When two E ports connect, they negotiate a TE (Trunking Expansion) port relationship that carries multiple VSANs…
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Refer to the exhibit. Which feature must be used to configure on switch 2 to establish a VSAN trunk between switch 1 and switch 2?
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- AF port
- BE Port
- CN Port
- DNP Port
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Explanation
In Fibre Channel switching, an E Port (Expansion Port) is used to create Inter-Switch Links (ISLs) between two fabric switches, which is the basis for a VSAN trunk. When two E ports connect, they negotiate a TE (Trunking Expansion) port relationship that carries multiple VSANs over the trunk link. F Ports (A) connect to end-node HBAs, N Ports (C) are the end-node side of a switch-to-host connection, and NP Ports (D) are used in NPV (N Port Virtualizer) mode where the edge switch proxies FLOGIs to a core switch - none of these establish a VSAN trunk between two switches.
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