Which of the following does not belong to Huawei's VLAN interface type?

Question

Options

• ATurnel
• BTrunk
• CHybrid
• DAccess

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  15% (6)
• C
  7% (3)
• D
  76% (31)

Explanation

Option D (Access) is listed as the answer that does not belong, because in Huawei's VRP classification of dedicated VLAN interface types, the recognized categories are Trunk, Hybrid, and Dot1q-Tunnel - each designed to carry or process VLAN-tagged traffic across links. Access ports, while widely used on Huawei switches (port link-type access), function by stripping VLAN tags and confining traffic to a single VLAN, placing them outside the "VLAN interface type" grouping in this particular classification.

The distractors are wrong because Trunk (B) allows multiple VLANs to pass with their 802.1Q tags intact, Hybrid (C) is a Huawei-specific type that can both tag and untag traffic on a per-VLAN basis, and Turnel/Tunnel (A) refers to Dot1q-tunnel (QinQ), used to encapsulate customer VLAN traffic inside a service-provider VLAN - all three are recognized multi-VLAN handling types in Huawei's framework.

Memory tip: Think "T-H-T = True VLAN Types" - Trunk, Hybrid, Tunnel. Access is the odd one out because it's a single-VLAN port that never tags - it doesn't "handle" VLANs across links the way the other three do.

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