Configuring a Trunk Interface on an MX Series Device
Question
You are configuring a trunk interface on an MX Series device and want to ensure that any outgoing frames associated with VLAN 100 are transmitted as untagged frames.
Which configuration will achieve this objective?
Answers
Explanations
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A. B. C. D.A
To ensure that any outgoing frames associated with VLAN 100 are transmitted as untagged frames on a trunk interface on an MX Series device, you need to use the "native-vlan-id" command in the interface configuration.
The correct answer is option C. native-vlan-id 100
Explanation of the other options:
A. routing-interface irb.0: This command is used to configure a Layer 3 interface for a VLAN. It is not relevant to configuring a trunk interface.
B. vlan-id-list [100]: This command is used to assign multiple VLAN IDs to a trunk interface. It is not relevant to configuring VLAN 100 to be transmitted as untagged.
D. vlan-id 100: This command is used to configure a specific VLAN ID on an interface. It is not relevant to configuring VLAN 100 to be transmitted as untagged.
In conclusion, the correct configuration to ensure that any outgoing frames associated with VLAN 100 are transmitted as untagged frames on a trunk interface on an MX Series device is to use the "native-vlan-id" command in the interface configuration.
