Question

Chantal has configured the network at her company's new headquarters with a number of VLANs. All devices joined to the individual VLANs appear to be tagging the traffic correctly. However, there are still some frames being transmitted across the network that are not tagged to any particular VLAN. Which of the following describes the term by which a switch will categorize these frames?
a. Management VLAN b. Data VLAN c. Native VLAN d. Voice VLAN

Answer 1

Native VLAN describes the term by which a switch will categorize these frames.

When Ethernet transmissions are sent via the trunk link, no VLAN tag is added as an exception to a native VLAN. Each trunk port can have a single native VLAN defined for it.

When Ethernet frames in the native VLAN are transmitted over the trunk, they remain unaltered.

By matching the native VLAN configuration between opposing switches, native VLANs identify the VLANs to which Ethernet transmissions should be sent.

Ethernet frames with mismatched native VLANs cannot be correctly transmitted between switches if the native VLAN does not match the port on the other side.

To know more about Native VLAN, visit;

brainly.com/question/2099706

#SPJ4