Which of the following descriptions about the FusionComputei port group is wrong?

Question

Options

• AConfigurable IP and MAC address binding
• BConfigurable Routing
• CConfigurable sending burst size
• DConfigurable Broadcast Suppression

• A
  8% (5)
• B
  76% (47)
• C
  13% (8)
• D
  3% (2)

Explanation

Option B is incorrect because FusionCompute port groups operate at Layer 2 (data link layer), and routing is a Layer 3 function - it is configured at the router or virtual gateway level, not at the port group level. Port groups handle switching and traffic policies within a virtual switch, not inter-network routing decisions.

The other three options describe valid port group capabilities: A (IP/MAC binding) is supported for anti-spoofing security; C (sending burst size) is part of traffic shaping/QoS settings available on port groups; and D (broadcast suppression) is a standard port group feature that limits unnecessary broadcast traffic on virtual networks.

Memory tip: Think "port group = Layer 2 policies only." Any time you see routing as a port group option, flag it - routing belongs to Layer 3 devices (virtual routers, gateways), never to a port group itself.

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