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350-601 Compute Practice Question
Order the steps to configure FCoE on a Cisco Nexus switch with NPV mode.
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Enable feature fcoe, then configure the FCoE VLAN, then configure VSAN mapping, then enable NPV mode, then configure fabric login
FCoE requires feature fcoe, VSAN mapping, VLAN config, NPV mode, and fabric login.
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Enable feature fcoe, then configure the FCoE VLAN, then configure VSAN mapping, then enable NPV mode, then configure fabric login
Why this is correct
This is the correct order because feature fcoe must be enabled first, then the FCoE VLAN should be created, followed by mapping the VSAN to that VLAN. After that, NPV mode is enabled to allow the switch to act as an NPV node, and finally fabric login is configured to establish communication with the fabric.
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Configure VSAN mapping, then enable feature fcoe, then configure the FCoE VLAN, then enable NPV mode, then configure fabric login
Why it's wrong here
This is incorrect because VSAN mapping requires the fcoe feature to be enabled first, and the VLAN should be configured before mapping the VSAN.
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Enable NPV mode, then enable feature fcoe, then configure the FCoE VLAN, then configure VSAN mapping, then configure fabric login
Why it's wrong here
This is incorrect because NPV mode should be enabled after the FCoE configuration is in place; enabling it first would attempt to set up NPV without the necessary FCoE infrastructure.
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Configure fabric login, then enable feature fcoe, then configure the FCoE VLAN, then configure VSAN mapping, then enable NPV mode
Why it's wrong here
This is incorrect because fabric login is performed after NPV mode is enabled and the FCoE configuration is complete; doing it first would not have the necessary setup to log into the fabric.
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