A network administrator connects two Layer 2 switches via an 802.1Q trunk port. Switch A is configured with native VLAN , while Switch B is configured with native VLAN . If a host assigned to VLAN sends an untagged frame into Switch A that is forwarded over the trunk, how will Switch B handle the frame upon arrival?
- Switch B will accept the untagged frame and forward it to hosts in VLAN 20.Cevap
- BSwitch B will automatically drop the frame because devices in different VLANs require a Layer 3 router to exchange data.
- CSwitch B will encapsulate the Layer 2 frame into a Layer 3 IP packet to route it to VLAN 10.
- DSwitch B will change its Spanning Tree Protocol root bridge priority to match VLAN 10.
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Switch B will accept the untagged frame and process it within VLAN 20, leading to a native VLAN mismatch leak.
Under 802.1Q trunking, traffic associated with the native VLAN is sent across the link untagged. When Switch A transmits a VLAN 10 frame untagged, Switch B accepts the untagged frame and assigns it to its local native VLAN (VLAN 20), resulting in unintended traffic leakage between VLAN 10 and VLAN 20.
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802.1Q Native VLAN Trunking and Mismatch Behavior
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