200-150 無料問題集「Cisco Introducing Cisco Data Center Networking」

（A）redundant hot swappable fans

（B）CPU sockets

（C）lockable front door

（D）mezzanine slots

（E）power supplies (maximum of two)

（A）The switch will reset the MAC address table, removing all MAC addresses.

（B）Frames with an unknown destination address will be flooded.

（C）The switch will removing all dynamically learned MAC addresses from the table.

（D）All frames will be flooded.

（A）Cisco Nexus 2248TP GE Fabric Extender

（B）Cisco Nexus 5548UP Switch

（C）Cisco Catalyst 6509 Switch

（D）Cisco Nexus 7010 Switch

（E）Cisco MDS 9148 Multilayer Fabric Switch

（A）gratuitous ARP

（B）RARP

（C）proxy ARP

（D）ARP

（A）E

（B）F

（C）TE

（D）NP

（A）enforcement for membership at the source ports and the destination ports

（B）routing protocols in the fabric

（C）isolation among devices that connect to the same fabric

（D）limit to unicast traffic

（A）Model A is TCP/IP, Model B is OSI, Layer C is Transport, Layer D is Internet, and Layer E is Physical.

（B）Model A is OSI, Model B is TCP/IP, Layer C is Session, Layer D is Network, and Layer E is Physical.

（C）Model A is OSI, Model B is TCP/IP, Layer C is Transport, Layer D is Data Link, and Layer E is Physical.

（D）Model A is TCP/IP, Model B is OSI, Layer C is Transport, Layer D is Internet, and Layer E is Network Access.

（A）to create a VSAN trunk

（B）to span a Fibre Channel port

（C）to connect a third party SAN switch

（D）to connect an NPIV switch to an NPV core switch

（A）240.1.0.1

（B）FD00::2

（C）FF05::2

（D）192.168.2.2

（E）226.10.10.10

（A）the destination IP address

（B）the VLAN ID

（C）the destination MAC address

（D）the outbound port

（E）the source MAC address

（F）the inbound port