Refer to the exhibit.
For a campus access layer upgrade, a network architect is proposing HP ProVision switches,
which support OSPF, PVST+, MSTP, and distributed trunking. The existing solution uses Cisco
devices and Cisco protocols at the distribution layer and core, and will continue to do so. Traffic is
routed at the distribution layer. The network operations team is concerned about upgrading and
resists learning new protocols.
What is the best plan for this scenario?
A.
Implement MSTP on the ProVision switches, so the customer can upgrade to the better open
standard solution.
B.
Implement distributed trunking on the ProVision switches, so the customer can eliminate
spanning tree between the access layer and distribution layer.
C.
Implement PVST+ on the ProVision switches, so they can fit seamlessly into the current
solution.
D.
Implement routing on the ProVision switches since OSPF offers better resiliency than spanning
tree.