A customer is preparing to connect a new CX 6200 switch, using ports 1/1/47 and 1/1/48, to an existing 5406R in a VSF configuration. The VSF is already configured with the following settings:
trunk 1/A24, 2/A24 trk2 trk2 vlan tagged 100,200,300 vlan untagged 50
What must be configured on the new CX 6200 switch?
A !interface lag 27vlan trunk allowed 50,100,200,300vlan trunk native 50! B !interface lag 27lacp mode staticvlan trunk allowed 50,100,200,300vlan trunk native tagged 50! C !interface lag 27vlan trunk allowed 100,200,300vlan trunk native 50! D !interface lag 27lacp mode staticvlan trunk allowed 50,100,200,300vlan trunk native untagged 50! Show Answer Answer Explanation A static AOS-CX LAG uses no LACP mode configuration; AOS-CX supports lacp mode active or passive, while disabling LACP returns the LAG to static aggregation. An untagged VLAN 50 must be configured as the native VLAN, and VLANs 50, 100, 200, and 300 must be allowed on the LAG so VLAN 50 is carried untagged and VLANs 100, 200, and 300 are carried with 802.1Q tags.
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