Refer to the exhibits.
Switch-1 VSF configuration:
```
vsf
member 1 type "29850k"
priority 128
link 1 1/A23-1/A24,1/B23-1/B24
link 1 name "1-link1_1"
exit
```
Switch-2 VSF configuration:
```
vsf
member 2 type "29850k"
priority 128
link 1 2/A23-2/A24,2/B23-2/B24
link 1 name "1-link2_1"
exit
```
Switch-1 and Switch-2 have the Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) settings shown in the exhibits. The administrator then connects the switches together on the configured VSF link but the VSF link does not form.
The administrator first enables VSF on Switch-1 and confirms the reboot.
After that process ends, the administrator enables VSF on Switch-2 and confirms the reboot.
What happens?

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C. Switch-1 and Switch-2 fail to form a VSF fabric, and all interfaces on both switches remain up.

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A. Switch-1 and Switch-2 form a VSF fabric, and Switch-1 becomes the commander.

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B. Switch-1 and Switch-2 form a VSF fabric, and Switch-2 becomes the commander.

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D. Switch-1 and Switch-2 form a VSF fabric, and all interfaces on Switch-1 are disabled.

Refer to the exhibits. Switch-1 VSF configuration: `` vsf member 1 type "29850k" priority 128 link 1 1/A23-1/A24,1/B23-1/B24 link 1 name "1-link1_1" exit ` Switch-2 VSF configuration: ` vsf member 2…

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