Question 450
The HPE AOS-CX switching case is: An access switch becomes root of the campus STP domain after an upstream priority change. Which TWO choices together provide the targeted remedy and independent validation? (Select TWO.)
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The targeted correction for An access switch becomes root of the campus STP domain after an upstream priority change is: Inspect MSTP region configuration, root election and per-instance port states to explain blocking or topology churn. It reduces the risk that an unexpected root or mismatched region can suppress the intended redundant forwarding path and cause intermittent client connectivity.
A separate operational validation for An access switch becomes root of the campus STP domain after an upstream priority change is: MSTP state returns to the designed root and port roles after a controlled link-state test. It proves intended behavior instead of accepting configuration presence alone.
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This alternative concerns trunk allowed vlan and native tag fault detection; its associated risk is: One mismatched trunk can isolate an entire VLAN while other VLANs continue operating normally, obscuring the break. The observed case An access switch becomes root of the campus STP domain after an upstream priority change requires the more specific spanning tree topology and root inconsistency control. The targeted action is: Inspect MSTP region configuration, root election and per-instance port states to explain blocking or topology churn.
This alternative concerns incorrect vlan access assignment identification; its associated risk is: A host in the wrong access VLAN can contact the wrong DHCP scope or become disconnected from its authorized services. The observed case An access switch becomes root of the campus STP domain after an upstream priority change requires the more specific spanning tree topology and root inconsistency control. The targeted action is: Inspect MSTP region configuration, root election and per-instance port states to explain blocking or topology churn.
This alternative concerns vsf member identity and split detection fault; its associated risk is: A failed stack member or split may remove physical access ports and strand endpoints while the logical switch remains partially reachable. The observed case An access switch becomes root of the campus STP domain after an upstream priority change requires the more specific spanning tree topology and root inconsistency control. The targeted action is: Inspect MSTP region configuration, root election and per-instance port states to explain blocking or topology churn.