H12-921_V1.0 · Question #44
In micro-segmentation, if the source leaf has the EPG packet information corresponding to the source IP, the destination leaf has the EPG group information corresponding to the destination IP EPG…
The correct answer is C. On the destination side, Leaf discards service packets. In the question, it is not stated whether the source and the target belong to the same group, but whether they are in the same group or different groups, by default, the groups cannot visit each other, and the policies within the group and the policies between the groups are…
Question
In micro-segmentation, if the source leaf has the EPG packet information corresponding to the source IP, the destination leaf has the EPG group information corresponding to the destination IP EPG group information, but there is no user-configured EPG intergroup policy for both Leaves, which of the following behaviors is correct by default?
Options
- AService packets can be sent from the source to the destination
- BLeaf discards service packets on the source side
- COn the destination side, Leaf discards service packets
- DThe processing of service packets depends on the default access control policy of the unknown
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A3% (1)
- B7% (2)
- C70% (21)
- D20% (6)
Explanation
In the question, it is not stated whether the source and the target belong to the same group, but whether they are in the same group or different groups, by default, the groups cannot visit each other, and the policies within the group and the policies between the groups are the same. By default, the default access control policy for unknown EPG group members is permit, which allows unknown EPG group members to access each other and allows unknown members to access each other Mutual access between EPG group members and known EPG group members. By default, the default access control policy for EPG group members is deny, that is, members of EPG groups cannot access each other. For different CE switch models, there are differences in the default access control policies between members within an EPG group.
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