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6 Integrated Switching and Wireless Practice Free Online FlashCards

Study 6 Integrated Switching and Wireless Practice with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
Front

What does VLAN separation alone not provide?

Back

VLAN separation alone does not provide inter-VLAN routing or guest access control.

02
Front

What is VLAN 999 used for in the lab design?

Back

VLAN 999 is the unused native VLAN on switch-to-switch trunks.

03
Front

Which switch is the spanning-tree root in the lab?

Back

S1 is configured as the spanning-tree root for VLANs 10, 20, and 30.

04
Front

How does STP treat an EtherChannel?

Back

STP treats the port channel as one logical link, not as two independent physical links.

05
Front

Can both ends of an LACP channel use active mode?

Back

Both ends can use LACP active mode; each actively sends negotiation messages.

06
Front

What is required of EtherChannel member-port settings?

Back

EtherChannel member ports need compatible settings, including matching trunk configuration.

07
Front

What must match at both ends of a switch-to-switch trunk?

Back

The native VLAN must match at both ends of each switch-to-switch trunk.

08
Front

Why might one VLAN fail across an otherwise working trunk?

Back

A VLAN missing from a trunk’s allowed list cannot be carried across that trunk.

09
Front

How are AP management and client VLANs carried in the example?

Back

In the example, AP management traffic is untagged on VLAN 30, while wireless client traffic is tagged for VLANs 10 and 20.

10
Front

What must align for AP management traffic on the uplink?

Back

The AP’s management setting must match the switch port’s native-VLAN behavior.

11
Front

What does an SSID name alone fail to establish?

Back

An SSID name alone does not establish VLAN mapping, DHCP service, routing, or guest isolation.

12
Front

Where should PortFast and BPDU Guard be used in this lab?

Back

PortFast and BPDU Guard are intended for end-device ports, not switch-to-switch links.