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An engineer is troubleshooting a failed DCBX exchange between a server and a Cisco Nexus switch. Which action allows DCBX to successfully negotiate?
A customer configures HSRP between two data centers that are interconnected with OTV. The configuration succeeds, but traffic between two ESXi virtual hosts on the same site is routed suboptimally through the OTV overlay. Which two actions optimize the traffic? (Choose two.)
When HSRP over OTV causes suboptimal routing for local site traffic:
These optimizations ensure traffic between hosts on the same site follows the most direct path.
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The FCoE traffic fails to traverse the vfc2 interface. The VSAN 102 is configured for vfc2. Which action resolves the issue?
When FCoE traffic fails to traverse a vfc2 interface configured for VSAN 102, the resolution involves: (1) Verifying that the vfc2 interface is in 'up/up' state, (2) Ensuring that VSAN 102 is created and active on the switch, (3) Confirming that the physical port carrying the vfc2 interface has FCoE enabled and is configured with the correct FCoE VLAN, (4) Checking that the Converged Network Adapter on the connected host has the correct VSAN assignment, (5) Verifying that the port channel or individual port carrying vfc2 is not in spanning tree blocking state, (6) Ensuring DCB (Data Center Bridging) is enabled for priority-based flow control, (7) Checking that any ACLs or policies are not blocking FCoE traffic (EtherType 0x8906), and (8) Verifying that the MTU size is correctly configured to support FCoE frames.
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An attempt to bind the Ethernet interface to vFC fails. Which action resolves the issue?
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A switch is being downgraded to an earlier release because of a problem with the current release. After the switch is downgraded, it can no longer forward traffic. Which action resolves the issue?
When a switch cannot forward traffic after being downgraded to an earlier release:
Configuration incompatibility between software versions is a common cause of forwarding failure after downgrade.
