Correct Answer: To connect switch A to router A through two aggregated trunk links that must carry VLAN tag 100, the switch configuration should fulfill several criteria: it needs to establish the link aggregation, set the port link-type to trunk, and specify the VLAN to be carried. Based on these requirements, the correct configuration should include setting up the Ether-Trunk interface, configuring the member interfaces to be part of this Ether-Trunk, setting the link type to trunk, and allowing the specific VLAN. Therefore, the best configuration for this scenario is: 'C'. This includes configuring the Eth-Trunk interface, setting the link type to trunk, specifying the allowed VLAN (in this case, VLAN 100), and including the member interfaces in the Eth-Trunk. The 'B' configuration is almost correct but includes 'mode lacp-static', which isn't necessary for manual load balancing mode. Thus, option 'C' is the best fit for the given requirements.