HPE0-Y53 · Question #114

Table of Acronyms. Refer to the exhibit. A network administrator needs to provide redundancy for the EVI routing switch at a data center. The administrator sets up EVI on two HP routing switches…

The correct answer is C. Switch 1 = 1; Switch 2 = 1. A site ID uniquely identifies a site in an EVI network. All edge devices in an EVI network must have the same network ID. The edge devices at the same site must have the same site ID, and the edge devices at different sites must have different site IDs. To assign a site ID to…

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Table of Acronyms. Refer to the exhibit. A network administrator needs to provide redundancy for the EVI routing switch at a data center. The administrator sets up EVI on two HP routing switches, Switch 1 and Switch 2. The switches are not part of the same IRF virtual device. What are valid EVI site IDs for this purpose?

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Options

ASwitch 1 = 0; Switch 2 = 1
BSwitch 1 = 0; Switch 2 = 0
CSwitch 1 = 1; Switch 2 = 1
DSwitch 1 = 1; Switch 2 = 2

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Explanation

A site ID uniquely identifies a site in an EVI network. All edge devices in an EVI network must have the same network ID. The edge devices at the same site must have the same site ID, and the edge devices at different sites must have different site IDs. To assign a site ID to the device use the following command: evi site-id site-id The default site ID is 0. We avoid the default site id of 0.

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#EVI#site ID#IRF#data center redundancy

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