A company has two ArubaOS switches, Switch1 and Switch2. Switch1 will be the commander for a new Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) fabric. Switch2 is a new switch that will be the standby member. The network administrator wants to configure the proper settings on the standby member interface before the standby member joins the fabric.
What should the administrator do before the switches are joined in the VSF fabric?
To configure the proper settings on the standby member interface before the standby member joins the VSF fabric, the administrator should provision member2 on Switch1 and then configure the member2 interface settings on Switch1. This ensures that the settings are correctly applied to Switch2 when it becomes part of the VSF fabric. Configuring the interfaces of the standby switch from the commander allows for a smoother transition and integration into the VSF fabric.
C is right. Switch 2 should have the default configuration to join the VSF fabric. You can configure the interfaces of Switch 2 on Switch 1 before Switch 2 joins the fabric.