An engineer connects two Cisco Catalyst switches using their GigabitEthernet0/1 interfaces. Interface GigabitEthernet0/1 on Switch-1 is configured with `switchport mode dynamic auto`. Interface GigabitEthernet0/1 on Switch-2 is configured with `switchport mode trunk` followed by `switchport nonegotiate`. What is the resulting operational state of the GigabitEthernet0/1 interface on Switch-1?
- It operates as an access port because dynamic trunking negotiation frames are suppressed by Switch-2.Cevap
- BIt operates as an 802.1Q trunk port because Switch-2 actively signals its trunking status through IEEE 802.1Q header tagging.
- CIt transitions into an err-disabled state due to a Dynamic Trunking Protocol parameter mismatch between the switches.
- DIt enables Spanning Tree PortFast automatically to bypass the trunk negotiation timeout.
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The interface on Switch-1 operates as an access port because dynamic trunking negotiation frames are suppressed by Switch-2.
When an interface is in dynamic auto mode, it does not initiate DTP negotiation; it only responds to incoming DTP frames. Since the remote switch interface is configured with 'switchport nonegotiate', no DTP packets are sent across the link. Consequently, the local interface remains in its default access operational state.
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DTP Mode Negotiation and Nonegotiate Behavior