Refer to the exhibit. Users in the Operations VLAN on Switch A are unable to communicate with users in the Operations VLAN on Switch B. Which action resolves the issue?
Refer to the exhibit. Users in the Operations VLAN on Switch A are unable to communicate with users in the Operations VLAN on Switch B. Which action resolves the issue?
The issue of users in the Operations VLAN on Switch A being unable to communicate with users in the Operations VLAN on Switch B is likely due to the mismatch in the allowed VLAN lists between the two switches. Switch A has an allowed VLAN list of 1,10,20,30,50, while Switch B has an allowed VLAN list of 1,10,20,30,40. To resolve this issue, it is crucial to configure the same allowed VLAN list on both switches, ensuring consistent VLAN traffic flow across the trunk link.
Operations VLAN is 30. and VLAN 30 exists on both switches. Makes A the most sensible option
A is OK, but C is OK too, the etherchannel must have the same allowed vlan (1,10,20,30,50) in switch B. Am i wrong ?
why A is wrong :: A. Set the switchport mode to dynamic desirable on Switch B: This option would not resolve the issue. The switchport mode is already set to dynamic auto on both switches, which is the correct setting for a trunk link.
no, Auto/auto will not form trunking.
A is correct
c is correct A incorrect because switch B it is desirable already