Which two statements about SAN zoning on Cisco Nexus switches are true? (Choose two.)
A.
Unlike configured zones, default zone information is not distributed to the other switches in the
fabric.
B.
Traffic can either be permitted or denied among members of the default zone. This information
is not distributed to all switches. It must be configured in each switch.
C.
The settings for default zone configurations cannot be changed.
D.
To activate a zone set, you must copy the running configuration to the startup configuration
after the zone set is configured.
E.
Soft zoning restrictions will not prevent a source device from accessing a device outside its
zone, if the source knows the Fibre Channel ID of the destination.
F.
Hard zoning is enforced by the hardware on each FLOGI sent by an N Port.
Based on http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5989/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a0080662d35.html#wp1752996 there should be three correct answers – A, B and E as Cisco document says:
For A – “Unlike configured zones, default zone information is not distributed to the other switches in the fabric.”
For B – “Traffic can either be permitted or denied among members of the default zone. This information is not distributed to all switches; it must be configured in each switch.”
For E – “In soft zoning, zoning restrictions are applied only during interaction between the name server and the end device. If an end device somehow knows the FC ID of a device outside its zone, it can access that device.”
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