HPE7-A06 · Question #103
Refer to the exhibit. Acme Corp has VM workload running downstream of ToR-1 and has noticed performance degradation. They suspect ToR-1 uplinks are periodically overutilized. A partner has suggested…
The correct answer is A. MC-LAG permits Core-1 and Core-2 to present the edge 802.3ad device as a common "system E. The proposed new core's VSF capability allows multiple active forwarding pathways from ToR-1. Moving to CX 6400 with VSX/MC-LAG lets Core-1 and Core-2 appear as a single LACP partner (common system ID) to ToR-1. This enables active-active uplinks and balances traffic across both cores, reducing uplink overutilization. Using a multi-chassis/stacked core eliminates…
Question
Refer to the exhibit. Acme Corp has VM workload running downstream of ToR-1 and has noticed performance degradation. They suspect ToR-1 uplinks are periodically overutilized. A partner has suggested you migrate your legacy 1U Core-1 and Core-2 to the CX 6400 series. Which aspects of this platform would solve the customer’s problem, while focusing on implementing HPE Aruba Networking best practices? (Choose two.)
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- AMC-LAG permits Core-1 and Core-2 to present the edge 802.3ad device as a common "system
- BThe CX 6400 series supports multiple active forwarding pathways from ToR-1 based on multi-
- CThe proposed solutions backplane stacking permits the directly connected ESXI hosts to load
- DThe port density of the CX 6400 series chassis permits the direct connection of the VM hypervisors
- EThe proposed new core's VSF capability allows multiple active forwarding pathways from ToR-1
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A63% (26)
- B22% (9)
- C5% (2)
- D10% (4)
Explanation
Moving to CX 6400 with VSX/MC-LAG lets Core-1 and Core-2 appear as a single LACP partner (common system ID) to ToR-1. This enables active-active uplinks and balances traffic across both cores, reducing uplink overutilization. Using a multi-chassis/stacked core eliminates blocked STP links so ToR-1 has multiple active forwarding paths, further improving utilization and resiliency.
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