A hospital campus is deploying a Mist AI wired fabric. The network team wants to ensure that inter-VLAN traffic between different departments is routed at the distribution layer, while the core focuses on high-speed forwarding between distribution blocks. Which device role should be assigned to the distribution switches?

Firewall appliance that filters all inter-VLAN traffic before it reaches the core.

Access switch with routing enabled to reduce the load on the distribution layer.

Layer 3 switch with routing enabled for inter-VLAN traffic and default gateway for access switches.

Layer 2 switch that forwards all traffic to the core for routing decisions.

When designing a campus core-distribution network, what is a key factor for scalability?

Using a flat Layer 2 network with no routing

Limiting the number of access switches to reduce complexity

Choosing switches with sufficient port density and forwarding capacity to accommodate future growth

Placing all distribution switches in a single location

Which design consideration is most important for ensuring high availability in a campus core-distribution network?

Placing all distribution switches in the same rack

Using a single high-capacity switch in the core

A company is deploying a campus fabric and wants to use Mist AI for assurance. The network team wants to ensure that the core-distribution design supports the use of Mist AI features such as automation and visibility. Which design consideration is most important for this integration?

Ensuring that the core and distribution switches are connected with a single link to simplify management.

Ensuring that the core and distribution switches are configured with the same VLANs.

Ensuring that the core and distribution switches are from the same vendor.

Ensuring that all switches are managed by Mist AI and have proper configuration templates.

Which Mist AI feature is used to automate the configuration of core and distribution switches in a wired campus?

Requiring all switches to be configured via DHCP

Mist's automation and template-based configuration

Manual CLI configuration on each switch

Using a third-party configuration management tool

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