A. The path between the source and the destination end stations is determined by the lowest MAC address; the lowest MAC address will become the root port during the election.

B. When the spanning-tree topology is calculated based on default parameters, the path between the source and destination end stations in a switched network might not be ideal.

C. The path between the source and the destination end stations is always ideal with the default spanning-tree parameter.

D. The path between the source and the destination end stations is determined by the speed of the link; the slowest link speed will become the root port during the election.

A. show port-channel compatibility-parameters

B. show port-channel traffic

C. show port-channel usage

D. show interface port-channel channel-number

A. Open DCNM and modify the "copp-system-p-policy" policy object.

B. In Cisco NX-OS versions prior to 5.2, the CoPP system profile can only be modified from the CMP CLI.

C. Re-run the setup utility and apply a new CoPP profile.

D. Modify the policy map type control-plane copp-system-policy.

A. Check detail config of FCNS database

B. Check name server database to see if it recognizes device

C. Check to see if npv is enabled

D. Check the show-tech-support detail

A. use the show process cpu command to see the high CPU utilization

B. use CoPP

C. use jumbo frames

D. apply a rate limit on the interfaces with high traffic

E. use HSRP and vPC for redundancy to handle high CPU utilization

A. VSAN trunking issues

B. VSAN pruning

C. misconfigured port parameters

D. misconfigured fabric timers

E. mismatched zoning

F. VLAN problems