Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer is implementing a Cisco UCS environment. The environment consists of eight servers configured with the same service profile template and Windows 2012 installed. The VFC interfaces of five of these servers are showing the error shown in the exhibit. Which action resolves the issue?
The issue is related to VLAN L2 down on the Ethernet interface, which often indicates that there is a zoning or connectivity problem in the upstream network configuration. Configuring upstream zoning is likely the correct solution because it ensures the proper networking paths and VLAN configurations are in place to allow the VFC interfaces to communicate correctly.
https://community.cisco.com/t5/unified-computing-system-discussions/on-vif-paths-of-vfc-s-error-disabled-vlan-l2-down-on-eth/td-p/3028870 in the end there was connectivity issue for the non working servers, which is not in the answers
I think correct is B