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350-601 · Question #705

Refer to the exhibit. An engineer is implementing zoning on two Cisco MDS switches. After the implementation is finished, E Ports that connect the two Cisco MDS switches become isolated. What is…

The correct answer is C. Zones must have the same name on both MDS switches for the E Ports to function. A E port will segment with (isolation due to zone merge failure) if the following are true. - If the active zoneset is different on the two switches. - If the active zoneset on both switches contain a zone with the same name but with different ooting/guide/tsht03.html#wp7324

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. An engineer is implementing zoning on two Cisco MDS switches. After the implementation is finished, E Ports that connect the two Cisco MDS switches become isolated. What is wrong with the implementation?

Exhibit

350-601 question #705 exhibit

Options

  • AZones are local to the MDS switch and name service must be used to activate the connection
  • BDifferent zone set names must be configured on both MDS switches.
  • CZones must have the same name on both MDS switches for the E Ports to function.
  • DE Ports on both MDS switches must be configured as F Ports for the zoning to function.

How the community answered

(54 responses)
  • A
    9% (5)
  • B
    6% (3)
  • C
    83% (45)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

A E port will segment with (isolation due to zone merge failure) if the following are true. - If the active zoneset is different on the two switches. - If the active zoneset on both switches contain a zone with the same name but with different ooting/guide/tsht03.html#wp7324

Topics

#Fibre Channel#SAN Zoning#Cisco MDS#Fabric Consistency

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