A.The port on switch CAT1 is forwarding and sending BPDUs correctly.
B.The port on switch CAT1 is blocking and sending BPDUs correctly.
C.The port on switch CAT2 is forwarding and receiving BPDUs correctly.
D.The port on switch CAT2 is blocking and sending BPDUs correctly.
E.The port on switch CAT3 is forwarding and receiving BPDUs correctly.
F.The port on switch CAT3 is forwarding， sending， and receiving BPDUs correctly.

A.enables LACP unconditionally
B.enables PAgP only if a PAgP device is detected
C.enables PAgP unconditionally
D.enables Etherchannel only
E.enables LACP only if a LACP device is detected

A.The switch port attached to LinkB will not transistion to up.
B.One of the two switch ports attached to the hub will go into blocking mode when a BPDU is received.
C.Both switch ports attached to the hub will transition to the blocking state.
D.A heavy traffic load could cause BPDU transmissions to be blocked and leave a switching loop. 
E.The switch port attached to LinkA will immediately transition to the blocking state.

A.All ports will temporarily transition to the learning state for a period equal to the max age timer plus the forward delay interval.
B.All ports will transition temporarily to the learning state for a period equal to the forward delay interval.
C.The default aging time for MAC address entries will be reduced for a period of the max age timer plus the forward delay interval.
D.The default hello time for configuration BDPUs will be reduced for the period of the max age timer.

A.The port immediately transitions to the Forwarding state.
B.The switch generates a Topology Change Notification （TCN） BPDU.
C.The port immediately transitions to the err-disable state.
D.The port becomes a normal STP switch port.

A.RSTP information is automatically aged out.
B.The port sends a TCN to the root bridge.
C.The port moves to listening state.
D.The port becomes a normal spanning tree port.

A.CEF， distributed CEF （dCEF）， fast switching， process switching
B.distributed CEF （dCEF）， CEF， fast switching， process switching
C.fast switching， process switching， distributed CEF （dCEF）， CEF
D.process switching， fast switching， distributed CEF （dCEF）， CEF
E.process switching， distributed CEF （dCEF）， CEF， fast switching
F.process switching， CEF， distributed CEF （dCEF）， fast switching

A.LACP is used to connect to non-Cisco devices.
B.LACP packets are sent with the command channel-group 1 mode desirable.
C.LACP packets are sent with the command channel-group 1 mode active.
D.Standby interfaces should be configured with a higher priority.
E.Standby interfaces should be configured with a lower priority.

A.Changing the bridge priority of S1 to 4096 would improve network performance.
B.Changing the bridge priority of S1 to 36864 would improve network performance.
C.Changing the bridge priority of S2 to 36864 would improve network performance.
D.Changing the bridge priority of S3 to 4096 would improve network performance.
E.Disabling the Spanning Tree Protocol would improve network performance.
F.Upgrading the link between S2 and S3 to Gigabit Ethernet would improve performance.

A.The BID is made up of the bridge priority value（two bytes） and bridge MAC address （six bytes）.
B.The BID is made up of the bridge priority （four bits）， the system ID （12 bits）， and a bridge MAC address （48 bits）.
C.The BID is made up of the system ID （six bytes） and bridge priority value （two bytes）.
D.The system ID value is the VLAN ID （VID）.
E.The system ID value is a unique MAC address allocated from a pool of MAC addresses assigned to the switch or module.
F.The system ID value is a hex number used to measure the preference of a bridge in the spanning-tree algorithm.