Exactprep H12-811_V1.0 Questions

Detailed Explanation:Static routing does not automatically recover from link failures; manual reconfiguration is required if a static route path becomes invalid. Dynamic routing protocols, on the other hand, adapt automatically to network changes, adjusting routes as needed. (Reference: HCIA-Datacom Training Material, Static vs. Dynamic Routing)

Comprehensive Explanation: Fit APs (Access Points) are designed to work in conjunction with an Access Controller (AC). They rely on the AC for configuration, management, and control of their wireless services. Without an AC, a Fit AP cannot function independently or provide wireless services. This is in contrast to Fat APs, which have their own management capabilities and can operate independently.

Step 1: Understanding MAC Address Table Lookup

When Host A sends a frame with MAC-B as the destination, SWA checks its MAC address table to determine the correct port to forward the frame.

According to the MAC table, MAC-B is associated with interface G0/0/2.

Step 2: Forwarding Behavior

Since SWA knows the destination MAC address and its associated interface, it will forward the frame only through G0/0/2.

Step 3: Analyzing the Answer Choices

Option A (Correct - Forwards only through G0/0/2): ✅

SWA correctly forwards the frame to G0/0/2, where HostB is connected.

Option B (Incorrect - Forwards through G0/0/3): ❌

MAC-B is not associated with G0/0/3, so the switch will not forward the frame there.

Option C (Incorrect - Floods the frame): ❌

Flooding occurs only when the MAC address is unknown, but in this case, MAC-B is known.

Option D (Incorrect - Discards the frame): ❌

The switch only discards frames if there’s a security violation or filtering rule, which is not mentioned here.