You have a 2-node FAS8300 switchless ONTAP 9.8 cluster that serves NAS volumes. You have a data SVM that connects to the network using multimode LACP with VLAN tags.
In this scenario, which front-end FAS8300 network port would you create the data LIFs?
In a switchless ONTAP cluster that uses multimode LACP with VLAN tags, the correct port to create data LIFs would be a logical interface that combines both the port-channel and VLAN tagging. The port-channel is referred to as 'a0a', and when adding a VLAN tag such as 100, the resulting logical interface should be 'a0a-100'. This ensures that the data LIFs are correctly configured to use both the aggregated port and the appropriate VLAN.
Answer is D. LACP = port channel = a0a, VLAN id =100 = a0a-100
D is the correct answer
Answer is D. LACP = port channel = a0a, VLAN id =100 = a0a-100
Answer is D. LACP = port channel which would be a0a, VLAN tags means it should be a0a-###
A https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/networking/combine_physical_ports_to_create_interface_groups.html#characteristics-of-single-mode-interface-groups
e0a - HA interconnect.
No sense at all.
LACP is a0a and VLAN is a0a-100 Correct answer is D
LACP must be a port-channel, therefore a0a, and with VLAN IDs it must be a0a-100
D is correct ,ifgrp used
https://www.flackbox.com/netapp-vlans-networking-tutorial or is it D (as it is VLAN tagged) ?