Network Troubleshooting
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- Refer to the exhibit. Two switches, one Cisco and one non-Cisco (different vendor), are set up to transfer all VLAN information between them using a trunk link. The network administrator executes the configuration script on the Cisco device. The dynamic trunk cannot be established between both switches. What can be done to solve the problem?
- ***********************************************THERE IS NO EXIBIT FOR THE QUESTION *********************************************** ********************** No display shown with question...unable to answer question fairly********************************************************* Answer: No further configuration is needed. Refer to the exhibit below. R1 is used as a "router-on-a-stick" for inter-VLAN routing. IP routing is operational and all the interfaces have been already configured properly. The hosts in each VLAN is configured with its correct default gateway. What is true about this configuration?
- Refer to the exhibit. The current vlan configuration on Switch SW2 is displayed with the command show vlan brief. **What would be the result if the interface FastEthernet 0/1 on Switch SW1 is configured as an access link for VLAN 1? **
- Refer to the exhibit. An administrator has Switch SW1 which is Cisco and Switch SW2 which is non-Cisco. Which of the following is the only method of trunk encapsulation that would work between both switches?
- Refer to the exhibit. Which of the following commands must be configured on fa0/0 of Layer 2 Switch SW1 to allow routing between VLAN 10 and VLAN 20?
- Refer to the exhibit. What must be configured on the Router R1 and Switch SW1 to allow communication between PC1 and PC2? (Choose Two)
- A trunk mode mismatch is believed to be causing loss of network connectivity. Which of the following is causing this problem?
- Refer to the exhibit. A router with 3 FastEthernet Interfaces is routing the traffic for three different VLANs. The network administrator wants to configure a new VLAN, but there are no more interfaces available on the router. What is the best and cheapest solution to expand?
- VTP is configured in the network to allow easy VLAN management. However, all unknown unicasts and broadcast in the VLAN are being sent and all switches have to process this redundant traffic. How can this unnecessary traffic be eliminated?
- A trunk link is intended to be configured between Switch "SW1" and "SW2". However, SW2 does not support DTP. Switch SW1's port Fa0/10 is currently with the default mode value. What two configurations must be done to activate the trunk link? (Choose two)