200-301 practice exams

200-301 practice exams.The router intends to use VLAN 2 as the normal VLAN, sending and receiving frames tagged as VLAN 2.The switch (SW3) needs to be configured with VLAN trunking to match this logic. In this use case, this means enabling trunking on this link to support VLANs 1 and 2,ensuring that VLAN1 is the local VLAN lo While in this use case, the switch engineer actually added the trunk configuration to the wrong port so that port F0/7, which is connected to router R3, has the following settings.The switchport mode vlan access port is not a trunk.The switchport access vlan7 port is assigned to VLAN 7.The first command, without question, determines that the link from R3 to SW3 is not a trunk. and SW1 will not transmit any VLAN 2 through that link.traffic. Pinging the IP address of host B from R3 will fail; likewise, the ping10.1.3.65 command from host B will fail. The second command states that the access VLAN on F0/7 is VLAN7,which means that SW1 will also not forward VLAN I traffic over that link to R3. pinging from R3 and hosts in VLAN1 will also fail. Overall, for the ROAS configuration, take some time and verify the configuration that should match on the adjacent switches. In particular.,. Pen into . Ensure that the switch has trunking enabled (switchportmodetrunk).' ." Sprawl. Ensure that the switch sets the correct VLAN,used as the native VLAN for trunking (switchporttrunknative vlan vlan-id) .. Ensure that the switch knows all the VLANs that the router has configured (vlan vlan-id) o112 Chapter 4, Part 1 Troubleshooting IPv4 RoutingDHCP Relay Problems