A technician is configuring switches with SFP ports on multiple floors in a building. A switch on the first floor must be connected to a switch on the second floor for trunking VLAN traffic. Which…

SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) ports are fiber-capable interfaces commonly used for high-speed uplinks between switches. Multimode fiber is ideal for intra-building runs between floors, supporting Gigabit or 10G speeds over distances up to 550 meters, and is the standard pairing with SFP transceivers for this use case.

Coaxial cable is not compatible with SFP ports and is not used for modern switch-to-switch trunking.

A rollover (console) cable is used for out-of-band management access to a device CLI, not for carrying VLAN trunk traffic between switches.

CAT6 straight-through is a copper Ethernet cable used with RJ-45 ports, not SFP ports, making it incompatible unless a copper SFP transceiver is used, which is not the most appropriate choice here.