Implementing Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (DCACI) — Question 326

Three application endpoint groups (EPGs) must be trunked using VLAN 1501 on leaf 101. Which set of actions completes the configuration?

Answer options

• A. Deploy the three EPGs on different ports on leaf 101. Associate the three EPGs to different bridge domains. Set port scope to local. Map the three EPGs to the same physical domain.
• B. Deploy the three EPGs on different ports on leaf 101. Associate the three EPGs to different bridge domains. Set port scope to global. Map the three EPGs to the same physical domain.
• C. Deploy the three EPGs on different ports on leaf 101. Associate the three EPGs to different bridge domains. Set port scope to local. Map the three EPGs to different physical domain.
• D. Deploy the three EPGs on the same port on leaf 101. Associate the three EPGs to the same bridge domains. Set port scope to local. Map the three EPGs to different physical domain.

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer is A because the EPGs need to be deployed on different ports to avoid conflicts and must be associated with separate bridge domains to maintain traffic isolation. Setting the port scope to local ensures that the configuration is restricted to the specified leaf, and mapping the EPGs to the same physical domain allows them to communicate effectively. The other options either set incorrect port scopes or incorrectly group the EPGs, which would not meet the requirements for trunking.