Ch5: VSF

Question 1

Which of the following statements accurately describe Aruba’s Virtual Switch Framework (VSF)? (Select four.)

A. VSF defines a virtual switch, composed of individual switches interconnected via a proprietary backplane link.
B. You can configure a maximum of 10 members in a VSF stack
C. VSF primary and secondary roles can perform the conductor role, but a VSF member cannot.
D. VSF conductor and standby maintain synchronized state and configuration data by leveraging an Open Virtual Switch Database (OVSDB).
E. VSF supports daisy chain, ring, and full-mesh topologies.
F. You can leverage VSF pre-provisioning to facilitate adding new members to a VSF stack.

Question 2

“VSF feature provides a mechanism to automatically form a stack?

A. VSF pre-provisioning
B. VSF priority configuration
C. VSF LAG
D. Auto-VSF

Question 3

T/F: VSF Multi-Active Detection (MAD) mitigates a split-brain condition by shutting down all ports of all members in a non-primary fragment.