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HPE6-A80 · Question #50
Refer to the exhibit. The exhibit shows the topology for a new Aruba solution. The MCs are in a ctuster and support all of the wireless traffic in the network. The core switches route all traffic…
The correct answer is C. VLANs 11-15 on the access layer switches on the corresponding floor; VLAN 101 on one MC and VLAN 102 on me other MC. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Refer to the exhibit. The exhibit shows the topology for a new Aruba solution. The MCs are in a ctuster and support all of the wireless traffic in the network. The core switches route all traffic and support all VLANS. The access fayer switches do NOT use tunneiednode. or dynamic segmentation. The customer has indicated that it has these VLANS for user devices.
- VLAN 11 for Floori employee wired devices
- VLAN 12 for Floor 2 employee wired devices
- VLAN 13 tor Floor 3 employee wired devices
- VLAN 14 for Floor 4 employee wired devices
- VLAN 15 for Floor 5 employee wired devices
- VLAN 101 for all employee wireless devices
- VLAN 102 for all guest wireless devices
In which locations should the architect plan the VLANs?
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Options
- AVLANs 11-15 on one MC. VLANs 101 and 102 on the other MC. (Other VLANs will be used on the access layer switches.)
- BVLANs 11-15. 101. and 102 on both MCs. (Other VLANs will be used on the access layer switches.)
- CVLANs 11-15 on the access layer switches on the corresponding floor; VLAN 101 on one MC and VLAN 102 on me other MC
- DVLANS 11-15 on the access layer switches on the corresponding floor; VLANS 101 and 102 on both MCS.
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