N10-009 · Question #300
Two companies successfully merged. Following the merger, a network administrator identified a connection bottleneck. The newly formed company plans to acquire a high-end 40GB switch and redesign the…
The correct answer is D. Enable link aggregation. The issue described is a network bottleneck due to increased traffic after a merger. A collapsed core architecture consolidates the core and distribution layers into a single layer to improve efficiency and reduce latency. Until the 40GB switch is acquired, Link Aggregation…
Question
Two companies successfully merged. Following the merger, a network administrator identified a connection bottleneck. The newly formed company plans to acquire a high-end 40GB switch and redesign the network from a three-tier model to a collapsed core. Which of the following should the administrator do until the new devices are acquired?
Options
- AImplement the FHRP.
- BConfigure a route selection metric change.
- CInstall a load balancer.
- DEnable link aggregation.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A2% (1)
- B9% (4)
- C4% (2)
- D85% (39)
Explanation
The issue described is a network bottleneck due to increased traffic after a merger. A collapsed core architecture consolidates the core and distribution layers into a single layer to improve efficiency and reduce latency. Until the 40GB switch is acquired, Link Aggregation (LAG) (IEEE 802.3ad / LACP) can be used to combine multiple physical links into a single logical link, increasing bandwidth and reducing
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