A network architect is planning the access layer for a campus LAN that must support 10,000 edge
ports in one large building with four floors. The customer has these preferences and requirements:
Theswitches should be fixed-portswitches, which the customer prefers.
The switches must allow the customer totransaction to access layer routing.
What should the network architect propose?

A.
The network architect should suggest fixed-port switches, which support management stacking.
These switches are simple to deploy and can share an IP address for their routing functionalities.

B.
The network architect should suggest modular switches, which support access layer routing
without additional licensing, Fixed-Port switches require an additional license for this feature.

C.
The network architect should suggest modular switches, which support access layer routing
with an additional license. HP fixed-port access layer switches do not support routing.

D.
The network architect should suggest fixed-port switches, which support intelligent Resilient
Framework (IRF) or meshed stacking. Each group of switches will share a routing control plane,
which will simplify the solution.