HPE7-A06 · Question #22
A hospital is using a multicast configuration on its network in a separate VLAN for the televisions in each room. Which feature prevents unwanted multicast on switches where it is not needed?
The correct answer is C. IGMP disabled on unneeded switches. Disabling IGMP on switches where multicast is not required prevents unwanted multicast traffic from being processed or forwarded. This ensures multicast is only enabled in the VLANs and switches where it is actually needed.
Question
A hospital is using a multicast configuration on its network in a separate VLAN for the televisions in each room. Which feature prevents unwanted multicast on switches where it is not needed?
Options
- AIGMP snooping
- BIGMP static-group
- CIGMP disabled on unneeded switches
- DIGMP protocol
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Explanation
Disabling IGMP on switches where multicast is not required prevents unwanted multicast traffic from being processed or forwarded. This ensures multicast is only enabled in the VLANs and switches where it is actually needed.
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