Click the Exhibit button. In the network shown in the exhibit, all switches are configured with the default STP root bridge priority, and Switch A has been selected as root. You recently added the older Switch D into the network as an access switch, and notice it has taken over as root. Which configuration would solve this problem? A. B. C. D.

Questions › Category: JN0-362 › Click the Exhibit button. In the network shown in the exhibit, all switches are configured with the default STP root bridge priority, and Switch A has been selected as root. You recently added the older Switch D into the network as an access switch, and notice it has taken over as root. Which configuration would solve this problem? A. B. C. D.

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Click the Exhibit button.
 
In the network shown in the exhibit, all switches are configured with the default STP root bridge priority, and Switch A has been selected as root. You recently added the older Switch D into the network as an access switch, and notice it has taken over as root.
Which configuration would solve this problem?
A.
 
B.
 
C.
 
D.
 
















 

Suggested Answer: C



Reference:
https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/junos/topics/reference/configuration-statement/no-root-port-edit-protocols-stp.html

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