In an IP Clos campus fabric, a user on leaf switch A sends traffic to a server on leaf switch B. Both leaf switches are connected to the same set of spine switches. Which path will the traffic take?

Leaf A → Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Leaf B, because traffic must traverse two spines for redundancy.

Leaf A → Spine → Leaf B, using one of the available equal-cost paths.

Leaf A → Leaf B directly, because they are connected via a direct link.

Leaf A → Core → Distribution → Access → Leaf B, following the traditional three-tier path.

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