A network engineer connects two Cisco Catalyst switches using interface GigabitEthernet0/12. The interfaces are configured with the following parameters:
Switch_Alpha (GigabitEthernet0/12):
- DTP Mode: `dynamic desirable`
- Trunking Encapsulation: `dot1q`
- Native VLAN: `20`
- Allowed VLANs: `10, 20, 30`
Switch_Beta (GigabitEthernet0/12):
- DTP Mode: `dynamic auto`
- Trunking Encapsulation: `dot1q`
- Native VLAN: `1`
- Allowed VLANs: `10, 30, 40`
Which two operational outcomes will occur on this interconnect link? (Select two.)
- The link will successfully negotiate an operational 802.1Q trunk state.Cevap
- Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) will generate error messages warning of a native VLAN mismatch.Cevap
- CDynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP) negotiation will fail because the allowed VLAN lists on opposing switch interfaces do not match.
- DSwitch_Beta will automatically insert an 802.1Q tag into outgoing frames belonging to VLAN 1 to resolve the mismatch.
Cevap
The link will successfully negotiate an operational 802.1Q trunk state, and Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) will generate error messages warning of a native VLAN mismatch.
DTP mode 'dynamic desirable' actively negotiates trunking with 'dynamic auto', resulting in an operational trunk link. Additionally, because the two switches have conflicting native VLAN configurations (VLAN 20 vs VLAN 1), CDP exchange mechanisms detect the PVID mismatch and generate warning log alerts.
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802.1Q Trunking DTP Negotiation and Native VLAN Mismatch Behaviors