When configuring i Ethernet Layer 2 attributes, when the "TAG ID" is set to "Accese" or "Hybrid", you need to set the "Default VLAN ID" and "VLAN Priority" of untagged frames. "VLAN Priority" should…

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  72% (28)
• B
  28% (11)

Explanation

Option A is correct because when a port is configured in Access or Hybrid mode, untagged frames entering the switch have no VLAN information embedded in them - so the switch must assign a Default VLAN ID to classify that traffic and a VLAN Priority to determine its QoS treatment before forwarding. The "VLAN Priority" must align with the network's unified QoS plan to ensure consistent traffic prioritization across all devices.

Option B is incorrect because skipping these settings would leave the switch unable to properly classify untagged frames, resulting in traffic being dropped or misrouted - both Access and Hybrid modes explicitly require this configuration for untagged traffic handling.

Memory tip: Think of it as giving an anonymous letter a return address and a priority stamp - Access/Hybrid ports must "label" untagged frames with a VLAN ID (the address) and a priority (the stamp) before the network can process them correctly.

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