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Refer to the exhibit. An existing corporate LAN is using VTP to share VLAN information. A user brings a used switch from home, named OldSwitch and connects it into a free unsecured trunk port in Switch SW4. OldSwitch has been configured with VTP domain "SkillSET", the VTP mode is the default and revision number is 103. What happens to the VLAN domain after this switch is connected?
Old_Switch works as a VTP Server but revision number is higher, so will not affect the VTP domain.
Old_Switch works as a VTP Server, and removes all VLAN information in the VTP domain.
Old_Switch works as a VTP Client and will decrease the revision number to 1.
Old_switch works as a VTP Server and will increase the revision number to 1.
Old_Switch works as a VTP Transparent and will not affect the VLAN information.
When the Old_ Switch was connected into an unsecured trunk port in the LAN, the revision number of Old_Switch was higher so it propagated its VLAN information into the domain (because is in the same domain). It removed all VLAN information in the existing domain, replacing with its own. For more information refer to: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/lan-switching/vtp/98155-tshoot-vlan.html
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