HP0-Y45 · Question #44
Refer to the exhibit. The exhibit shows the uplink that the blade servers use to reach the data center LAN may carry traffic from VLAN2.4.6 or 8, or some combination. A network architect is planning…
The correct answer is C. One SUS has multiple networks, one for each VLAN, and is bound to the uplinks on VC module. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Refer to the exhibit. The exhibit shows the uplink that the blade servers use to reach the data center LAN may carry traffic from VLAN2.4.6 or 8, or some combination. A network architect is planning the Virtual Connect configuration. The configuration should allow the server administration to provision new server ports with the correct VLANs easily. The customer wants to create a redundant solution for the uplinks in which uplinks in both modules are used by the server blades to which they are bound. Based on these needs, what is the correct design for the shared uplink ser (SUS) or SUSs?
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Options
- AOne SUS that has multiple networks, for half of the VLANs, and is bound to the uplinks on VC module 1.
- BOn SUS for each VLAN. Half of the SUSs are bound to the uplinks on VC module 1.
- COne SUS has multiple networks, one for each VLAN, and is bound to the uplinks on VC module
- DOne SUS that has multiple networks, one for each VLAN, and is bound to the uplinks on VC module 1
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(30 responses)- A7% (2)
- B17% (5)
- C73% (22)
- D3% (1)
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