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NEW QUESTION # 313
A network technician replaced an access layer switch and needs to reconfigure it to allow the connected devices to connect to the correct networks.
INSTRUCTIONS
Click on the appropriate port(s) on Switch 1 and Switch 3 to verify or reconfigure the correct settings:
Ensure each device accesses only its
correctly associated network.
Disable all unused switchports.
. Require fault-tolerant connections
between the switches.
. Only make necessary changes to
complete the above requirements.
Answer:
Explanation:
See the solution below in Explanation.
Explanation:
To provide a complete solution for configuring the access layer switches, let's proceed with the following steps:
* Identify the correct VLANs for each device and port.
* Enable necessary ports and disable unused ports.
* Configure fault-tolerant connections between the switches.
Port 1 Configuration (Uplink to Core Switch)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Enabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Tagged for VLAN60, VLAN90, VLAN120, VLAN150, VLAN220 Port 2 Configuration (Uplink to Core Switch)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Enabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Tagged for VLAN60, VLAN90, VLAN120, VLAN150, VLAN220 Port 3 Configuration (Server Connection)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Disabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Untagged for VLAN90 (Servers)
Port 4 Configuration (Server Connection)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Disabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Untagged for VLAN90 (Servers)
Port 5 Configuration (Wired Users and WLAN)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Enabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Tagged for VLAN60, VLAN120, VLAN150
Port 6 Configuration (Wired Users and WLAN)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Enabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Tagged for VLAN60, VLAN120, VLAN150
Port 7 Configuration (Voice and Wired Users)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Enabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Tagged for VLAN60, VLAN90, VLAN120, VLAN220
Port 8 Configuration (Voice, Printers, and Wired Users)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Enabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Tagged for VLAN60, VLAN90, VLAN120, VLAN220
Port 1 Configuration (Unused)
* Status: Disabled
* LACP: Disabled
Port 2 Configuration (Unused)
* Status: Disabled
* LACP: Disabled
Port 3 Configuration (Connection to Device)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Disabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Untagged for VLAN1 (Default)
Port 4 Configuration (Connection to Device)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Disabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Untagged for VLAN1 (Default)
Port 5 Configuration (Connection to Device)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Disabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Untagged for VLAN1 (Default)
Port 6 Configuration (Connection to Device)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Disabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Untagged for VLAN1 (Default)
Port 7 Configuration (Connection to Device)
* Status: Enabled
* LACP: Disabled
* Speed: 1000
* Duplex: Full
* VLAN Configuration: Untagged for VLAN1 (Default)
* Ports 1 and 2 on Switch 1 are configured as trunk ports with VLAN tagging enabled for all necessary VLANs.
* Ports 3 and 4 on Switch 1 are configured for server connections with VLAN 90 untagged.
* Ports 5, 6, 7, and 8 on Switch 1 are configured for devices needing access to multiple VLANs.
* Unused ports on Switch 3 are disabled.
* Ports 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 on Switch 3 are enabled for default VLAN1.
* Core Switch Ports should be configured as needed for uplinks to Switch 1.
* Ensure LACP is enabled for redundancy on trunk ports between switches.
By following these configurations, each device will access only its correctly associated network, unused switch ports will be disabled, and fault-tolerant connections will be established between the switches.
NEW QUESTION # 314
Which of the following indicates a computer has reached end-of-support?
Answer: C
Explanation:
A system has reachedend-of-supportwhen thevendor no longer provides patches, updates, or bug fixes. This significantly increases the risk of security vulnerabilities and is a major operational concern.
NEW QUESTION # 315
Which of the following routing technologies uses a successor and a feasible successor?
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION # 316
A company is building a new campus that will have wired and wireless devices. The network will be designed to support casual internet usage for guests and break rooms for employees. Which of the following authentication methods is best suited for guests given the requirements of this scenario?
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION # 317
A network technician is configuring the company's network of 100 Mbps Layer 2 switches. The technician wants increased throughput for the uplinks between switches. The technician connects multiple redundant links between the switches. Which of the following should the technician configure?
Answer: B
Explanation:
When multiple redundant links exist between switches, Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is required to prevent switching loops. STP blocks redundant paths but can allow aggregation if configured with protocols like LACP.
B . SVIs provide Layer 3 interfaces, not loop prevention.
C . Native VLAN defines the untagged VLAN but does not manage loops.
D . FHRP (VRRP, HSRP, GLBP) provides gateway redundancy, not switch uplink management.
Reference (CompTIA Network+ N10-009):
NEW QUESTION # 318
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