A network administrator configures a Cisco Catalyst switch with a new VLAN and assigns an access port using the following command sequence:
Switch(config)# vlan 50
Switch(config-vlan)# name HR_Data
Switch(config-vlan)# exit
Switch(config)# interface fastEthernet 0/15
Switch(config-if)# switchport mode access
Switch(config-if)# switchport access vlan 50
Several weeks later, another engineer executes the command 'no vlan 50' in global configuration mode to remove VLAN 50 from the switch. What is the immediate operational state and forwarding behavior of port FastEthernet 0/15 after VLAN 50 is deleted?
- The port remains configured for VLAN 50, but becomes inactive and drops all incoming and outgoing frames.Cevap
- BThe port automatically reverts its access assignment to default VLAN 1 and continues forwarding host traffic.
- CThe port transitions to an error-disabled state to prevent potential native VLAN mismatch issues on adjacent links.
- DThe switch automatically re-creates VLAN 50 in the VLAN database as soon as a frame is received on FastEthernet 0/15.
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The port remains configured for VLAN 50, but becomes inactive and drops all incoming and outgoing frames.
When a VLAN is deleted from a Cisco switch using the global configuration command 'no vlan <id>', the switch does not modify interface-level configuration commands. Interfaces previously assigned to that VLAN retain their 'switchport access vlan <id>' setting. However, because the target VLAN no longer exists in the Layer 2 VLAN table, the switchport becomes inactive and cannot forward frames until the VLAN is re-created globally or the port is reassigned to an existing active VLAN.
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Access Port Behavior upon VLAN Deletion