Chapter Review Answers
Answer: C. The most common and port-cost-efficient model is to plug the IP phone and PC into the same switch port. This is accomplished by using the data port on the IP phone and then plugging the IP phone into the switch port.
Answer: B. The class of device can determine the amount of power that can be assigned to a port.
Answer: C. Ah, a trick question. The number of PoE ports that can be supported depends on the card and power supply type.
Answer A. LLDP is a Layer 2, Data Link layer protocol.
Answer: A, C. These are two of the many TLVs that may be sent in an LLDP message.
Answer: C. LLDP-MED is an endpoint discovery protocol, which is used to learn the capabilities of an endpoint. This information could then be used to configure the device.
Answer: D. The voice VLAN feature allows for tagged and untagged frames to be received on the same port. This is usually reserved for use by an IP phone that is tagging packets and a PC that is sending untagged frames.
Answer: B. EX Series switches do not automatically advertise LLDP-MED information until they receive LLDP-MED information from an LLDP neighbor.
Answer: B. The voice VLAN is configured under
[edit ethernet-switching-options]and not at the VLAN or interface level, like other VLAN configurations.Answer: A, D. BA classifiers can classify packets based on 802.1p, DSCP, or IP precedence bits. A multifield classifier uses any field available in a firewall filter.
Answer: C. One option is to configure the switch as ...
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