A network design calls for a "router on a stick" implementation with a PA-5060 performing inter- VLAN routing All VLAN-tagged traffic will be forwarded to the PA-5060 through a single dot1q trunk interface Which interface type and configuration setting will support this design?

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D. Layer 3 subinterface type with specified tag A Layer 3 subinterface, configured with a specific VLAN tag (dot1q tag), allows a single physical interface to process traffic for multiple VLANs, effectively serving as the default gateway for each VLAN and enabling routing between them.

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A. Trunk interface type with specified tag A 'Trunk interface type' is not a standard, configurable interface type in Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS; the functionality of carrying multiple VLANs on a single physical link is achieved through subinterfaces.

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B. Layer 3 interface type with specified tag A standard Layer 3 interface handles untagged traffic or a single subnet, and it cannot process multiple tagged VLANs over one physical interface without being configured as subinterfaces.

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C. Layer 2 interface type with a VLAN assigned A Layer 2 interface operates at the data link layer and forwards frames within a VLAN; it does not perform inter-VLAN routing, which is a Layer 3 function.

A network design calls for a "router on a stick" implementation with a PA-5060 performing inter- VLAN routing All VLAN-tagged traffic will be forwarded to the PA-5060 through a single dot1q trunk inte

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