• A.
  Availability
• B.
  Scalability
• C.
  Flexibility
• D.
  User authentication
• E.
  Manageability

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• A.
  Campus networks follow three-tier designs with core, aggregation, and access layers.
• B.
  Majority of traffic direction (east-west versus north-south).
• C.
  Number of connections on a single host
• D.
  Data center networks generally are considered a more secure environment

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• A.
  Default gateway for the servers
• B.
  Supports east-west traffic between servers connected to different access switches
• C.
  Routing protocol peering with external networks
• D.
  STP root

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• A.
  You cannot configure two VRF instances with the same name in two different VDCs.
• B.
  With VDCs, a switch can deploy more than 4094 VLANs.
• C.
  You can control the number of VLANs, VRF instances, and MAC addresses each VDC can have.
• D.
  It is possible to allow traffic between two VDCs through the switch backplane.
• E.
  VDCs are a scalable solution for multitenant data centers.

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• A.
  They allow two switches to behave like a single device.
• B.
  Although it is not a good practice, the peer-keepalive probes can traverse the peer trunk.
• C.
  You can form a peer trunk with only one physical connection.
• D.
  Primary and secondary roles must be established between the two switches.
• E.
  Using vPC eliminates the need for STP.

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