Refer to the exhibit. Switch SW2 was tested in a lab environment and later inserted into the production network. Before the trunk link was connected between SW1 and SW2, the network administrator issued the show vtp status command as displayed in the exhibit. Immediately after the switches were interconnected, all users lost connectivity to the network. What could be a possible reason for the problem

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Brenna

Computers & Technology

10 October, 20:00

Refer to the exhibit. Switch SW2 was tested in a lab environment and later inserted into the production network. Before the trunk link was connected between SW1 and SW2, the network administrator issued the show vtp status command as displayed in the exhibit. Immediately after the switches were interconnected, all users lost connectivity to the network. What could be a possible reason for the problem

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Mckenna Hull · Answer 1

Switch SW2 seems to have a greater VTP revision number that creates the VLAN data to be deleted in the VTP domain.

Explanation:

Switch SW2 became examined and eventually placed into another production network. Prior to connecting the trunk connection among both SW1 and SW2, the service provider admin enacted the exhibit vtp status instruction as shown in the monitor. Both clients missed access to the network shortly when the switches got linked.

So, the possible reason for the issue is to Switch SW2 tends to have a larger VTP modification percentage allowing that VLAN data to be removed from the VTP domain.