Question 710
A network team observes: A new unmanaged access switch causes frequent root bridge changes and spanning-tree reconvergence. What is the MOST appropriate corrective action or technical decision?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Root guard prevents unauthorized switches becoming topology root. Root election is not protected from inferior edge equipment.
Incorrect Answers
Finding the added loop and restoring spanning-tree protection would not set controlled root priorities and appropriate BPDU guard/root guard. Root guard prevents unauthorized switches becoming topology root.
Expanding the subnet scope or reclaim expired reservations after planning would not set controlled root priorities and appropriate BPDU guard/root guard.
Correcting access VLAN membership to VLAN 30 would not set controlled root priorities and appropriate BPDU guard/root guard. Root guard prevents unauthorized switches becoming topology root.






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