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Configure and Verify the Operation of UFD in OS10 POWERSWITCH-DATA-CENTER-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 2)
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An engineer is troubleshooting a UFD issue. The 'show ufd' command shows that UFD is enabled, but the downlink ports are not being disabled when the uplink fails. The engineer has verified that the uplink is physically down. What is the most likely configuration error?
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A data center has a pair of switches in a VLT domain. Each switch has its own set of downlink ports to servers. The uplinks from the VLT pair to the core are also part of the VLT. The network team wants to use UFD to disable downlink ports on a switch if its uplink fails. However, they are concerned about the VLT interconnect. What is the correct approach?
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A network architect is considering UFD for a data center design. The primary goal is to prevent black-holing of traffic when an uplink fails. Which statement accurately describes the primary purpose of UFD in this context?
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A switch has UFD configured with a single uplink and multiple downlinks. The engineer wants to verify that the downlinks are in the 'up' state and that UFD is ready to react to an uplink failure. Which command output would show the UFD status and the state of the downlink ports?
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An engineer is troubleshooting a UFD issue. The 'show ufd' command shows that UFD is enabled, and the uplink is down. However, the downlink ports are still in the 'up' state. The engineer has verified that the downlink ports are correctly designated as downlinks. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
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