Given the configurations on SwitchA and SwitchB, which statement is true?
A.
The link is set to auto-negotiate trunking, and it will automatically become a trunk link
unless configured otherwise.
B.
The link is a trunking link and by default all VLANs will be transmitted across this trunk.
C.
The link is prevented from generating DTP frames, turning the Negotiation of Trunking off.
D.
The link is not a trunk link so both interfaces must be on the same VLAN and only that
single VLAN is transmitted across the link.
Explanation:
In order for this link to become a trunk, the “switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q” command
should be put under the interface fa 0/1 as well as the “switchport mode trunk” command.
These ports are configured for VLANS, so as it sands now HOST_1 will not be able to
communication with HOST_2.
I think it’s C:
The rames from one host will be sent untagged out G0/1, the other switch receives them within the vlan the other host is placed in.
It probably causes cdp-messages in log like “native vlan mismatch” but connectivity will be there
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correct, but why would you have native vlan mismatch on access ports?
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