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DNDNS-200 · Question #30

A customer needs to convert S-Series stacked switches to a VLT configuration to maintain port-channels from the customer's server. The customer's S-Series switches have been IEEE 802.1w compliant…

The correct answer is A. The requirement of IEEE 802.1w for VLT Support D. The requirement for servers to actively negotiate an IEEE 802.3ad LAG. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

A customer needs to convert S-Series stacked switches to a VLT configuration to maintain port-channels from the customer's server. The customer's S-Series switches have been IEEE 802.1w compliant for spanning-tree and LACP for port-channels. The customer is NOT running multiple port-channels to servers, but the customer wants to be IEEE 802.3ad compliant. The customer has approved a maintenance window for the weekend to make these changes. A network engineer has been given the following plan: - Confirm the timings of the change window with the customer - Upgrade the firmware of the S-Series switches - Configure the switch-ports for VLT - Configure the port-channels down to the customer's servers - Configure LACP as the port-channel's negotiation Based on the provided plan, which two pieces of information does the engineer need to proceed? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AThe requirement of IEEE 802.1w for VLT Support
  • BThe port-channel for VLT support
  • CThe version of VLT that is required to meet IEEE 802.1S compliance
  • DThe requirement for servers to actively negotiate an IEEE 802.3ad LAG
  • EThe OSPF priority level for VLT election
  • FThe static mac-address assignment to ensure that all end servers are aware of the Root Bridge

How the community answered

(41 responses)
  • A
    71% (29)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    7% (3)
  • E
    15% (6)
  • F
    2% (1)

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