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DNDNS-200 · Question #27
Refer to the exhibits. An organization has a network with the following configuration: It uses two Dell N-Series chassis. Each chassis has 10Gb line cards in each C-Series chassis. A Hyper-V virtual…
The correct answer is B. LACP is not configured on the server. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Refer to the exhibits. An organization has a network with the following configuration:
- It uses two Dell N-Series chassis.
- Each chassis has 10Gb line cards in each C-Series chassis.
- A Hyper-V virtual machine is connected to Te 0/1 on each C-Series chassis.
- LACP is deployed and configured as passive with the server used for vSwitch Virtual Machine traffic.
- The Server Admin reports connectivity issues to the VMs on the server.
- The VMs are able to ping each other on the C-Series chassis and cannot be reached from the LAN.
- All Virtual Machines are connected to the same vSwitch.
- All Virtual Machines are configured identically.
- All Virtual Machines are tagged in VLAN 10.
- All ports in the LAG are in the Up state. What is causing the ping loss?
Options
- AVLANs are configured incorrectly between the VLT peers.
- BLACP is not configured on the server.
- CThe LAG does not provide sufficient bandwidth recessive.
- DLACP is configured as passive in the VLT domain.
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