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HP0-Y37 · Question #50
On a company's Cisco network, VLANs are learned through VTP. On the edge switches, allowed VLANs on VLAN trunks are restricted to VLANs that contain end nodes. This reduces the number of required…
The correct answer is B. You set VTP to Transparent mode. C. On each switch, you configure only the required VLANs. D. You configure trunk ports with all VLANs permitted. This will not increase PVST+ instances because only the required VLANs are configured on the switch. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
On a company's Cisco network, VLANs are learned through VTP. On the edge switches, allowed VLANs on VLAN trunks are restricted to VLANs that contain end nodes. This reduces the number of required PVST+ instances, reducing processing on the switch. To support your goal of migrating to open standards protocols, you decide to remove VTP. Which steps to required to do this? (Select three.)
Options
- AYou disable VTP on all switches.
- BYou set VTP to Transparent mode.
- COn each switch, you configure only the required VLANs.
- DYou configure trunk ports with all VLANs permitted. This will not increase PVST+ instances because only the required VLANs are configured on the switch.
- EYou replace VTP with GVRP.
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(37 responses)- A19% (7)
- B70% (26)
- E11% (4)
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