Question 220
The HPE AOS-CX switching case is: An administrator creates VLAN 120 but never assigns the affected switchport to it. Select TWO: a corrective switching action and separate evidence that the correction worked. (Select TWO.)
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The targeted correction for An administrator creates VLAN 120 but never assigns the affected switchport to it is: Assign user ports to the intended access VLAN and verify that untagged frames reach the proper broadcast domain. It reduces the risk that a correct IP address cannot repair wrong VLAN membership, and access ports in unintended VLANs can expose protected resources.
A separate operational validation for An administrator creates VLAN 120 but never assigns the affected switchport to it is: Two test hosts in the same allowed VLAN exchange traffic while a restricted VLAN host remains separated as designed. It proves intended behavior instead of accepting configuration presence alone.
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This alternative concerns mstp configuration and loop control; its associated risk is: A mismatched MSTP region or unintended root can block critical trunks or increase convergence disruption. The observed case An administrator creates VLAN 120 but never assigns the affected switchport to it requires the more specific vlan access port membership and untagged traffic control. The targeted action is: Assign user ports to the intended access VLAN and verify that untagged frames reach the proper broadcast domain.
This alternative concerns lacp member selection and load distribution; its associated risk is: A partially formed aggregation can strand traffic or produce surprising throughput because a single flow usually hashes to one member. The observed case An administrator creates VLAN 120 but never assigns the affected switchport to it requires the more specific vlan access port membership and untagged traffic control. The targeted action is: Assign user ports to the intended access VLAN and verify that untagged frames reach the proper broadcast domain.
This alternative concerns vlan trunk tagging and permitted vlan filters; its associated risk is: A missing tagged VLAN on one hop silently isolates clients, while unintended VLAN allowance bridges security domains. The observed case An administrator creates VLAN 120 but never assigns the affected switchport to it requires the more specific vlan access port membership and untagged traffic control. The targeted action is: Assign user ports to the intended access VLAN and verify that untagged frames reach the proper broadcast domain.