True or false: VLAN separation alone provides inter-VLAN routing and guest access control.
6 Integrated Switching and Wireless Practice Online Quiz Questions
Use this free practice quiz with 20 questions to review 6 Integrated Switching and Wireless Practice, test your knowledge, and prepare for your next test or exam.
You are configuring the two-link S1–S2 EtherChannel. Which statement about the LACP mode on the two switches is correct?
- A
One side must use LACP active and the other must use LACP passive.
- B
Both sides may use LACP active.
- C
Both sides must use a static channel with LACP disabled.
- D
LACP active is valid only when the member links are access ports.
In the lab VLAN plan, what purpose is assigned to VLAN 999? Enter the concise purpose.
When the two S1–S2 member links form Port-channel1, STP treats the bundle as one link.
Which S3 port configuration matches the lab design for the AP, where management traffic is untagged and staff and guest client traffic is tagged?
- A
Use access mode on VLAN 30; the AP's staff and guest traffic will be separated automatically.
- B
Use trunk mode with VLAN 10 native and VLANs 20 and 30 tagged.
- C
Use trunk mode with VLAN 30 native and VLANs 10 and 20 allowed for tagged client traffic.
- D
Use trunk mode with VLAN 999 native and VLAN 30 omitted from the allowed list.
True or false: If clients experience a broadcast storm in the redundant switch triangle, disabling STP is an appropriate way to resolve the problem.
- A
True
- B
False
Which verification command from the checklist displays LACP neighbor information? Enter the command exactly as shown.
Select all commands listed in the verification checklist that help confirm the S1–S2 EtherChannel and its LACP operation.
- A
show etherchannel summary - B
show vlan brief - C
show lacp neighbor - D
show mac address-table dynamic
For each switch-to-switch trunk, the native VLAN at the two ends must .
One VLAN works across a trunk, but another does not. Which troubleshooting action best addresses the likely causes?
- A
Disable spanning tree on the trunk.
- B
Check that the VLAN exists and is active, and that it is allowed on every required trunk.
- C
Change the AP's management tagging, even if the affected traffic is not wireless.
- D
Change the LACP mode on every switch-to-switch link.
Select all services or settings the lab requires for end-to-end IP connectivity for a client VLAN.
- A
A DHCP scope for the client VLAN.
- B
A separate SSID for every physical switch port.
- C
Disabling spanning tree on the client VLAN.
- D
A default gateway for the client VLAN.
A wireless client is not reaching the service it is permitted to use. Describe a layered verification sequence that would help isolate the problem, from switch connectivity through client services.
An end-device access port configured with BPDU Guard enters an error-disabled state. What is the best next action?
- A
Disable BPDU Guard and STP, then leave the port in service.
- B
Assume the port is a trunk and add every VLAN to its allowed list.
- C
Investigate why a BPDU or other fault occurred before restoring the edge port.
- D
Configure the port as an LACP member without checking its peer.
A guest WLAN is mapped to the guest client network in the VLAN plan. Which VLAN ID should the WLAN use?
You are setting up the three-switch topology as a small static lab, with no managed VLAN-distribution system. Which approach follows the lab guidance for making the VLANs available on the switches?
- A
Configure the VLANs only on S1; the other switches will learn them automatically.
- B
Configure the VLANs locally on all three switches.
- C
Configure the VLANs only on switches connected to wireless clients.
- D
Configure the VLANs on the AP instead of on the switches.
A wired staff test device is being connected to an end-device port on S3. Which configuration best matches the lab’s example for that port?
- A
switchport mode access;switchport access vlan 10;spanning-tree portfast;spanning-tree bpduguard enable - B
switchport mode trunk;switchport trunk allowed vlan 10,20,30,999 - C
switchport mode access;switchport access vlan 20;spanning-tree portfast - D
switchport mode trunk;switchport trunk native vlan 999;spanning-tree portfast
You plan to adapt the lab commands for a different switch model and software release before deploying them in production. What should you do first?
- A
Apply the commands unchanged because Cisco IOS syntax is identical on every switch.
- B
Remove all interface descriptions because they are not supported on newer platforms.
- C
Check the platform documentation and adapt interface names or syntax before applying the template.
- D
Disable spanning tree because platform differences make it unreliable.
A team is adapting the lab design for a production network. What should it do with the example subnets shown in the lab?
- A
Keep the example subnets; they are recommended for production because they are reserved.
- B
Replace the example subnets with addressing approved for the production network.
- C
Use the example subnets only for guest clients and use them unchanged for staff clients.
- D
Remove subnet addressing from the design because VLANs assign addresses automatically.
True or false: The example subnets 192.0.2.0/24, 198.51.100.0/24, and 203.0.113.0/24 are reserved for documentation and lab use.
- A
True
- B
False
In global configuration mode, what IOS command does the lab use to create VLAN 10?
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