Question
What happens when you turn both sides of a connection on a switch port to dynamic auto?
Group of answer choices
A trunk will form.
The port will not form a trunk or an access port.
They will form an access port.
The interface will error out and shut down
Group of answer choices
A trunk will form.
The port will not form a trunk or an access port.
They will form an access port.
The interface will error out and shut down
Answers
GPT-4o mini
When both sides of a switch port are set to "dynamic auto," the correct outcome is that **the port will not form a trunk or an access port**.
In IEEE 802.1Q Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP), when one side is set to "dynamic auto" and the other side is set to "dynamic auto," neither side actively attempts to form a trunk link. Therefore, they remain in a state where no trunk is established, and they will typically operate as regular access ports unless manually configured otherwise.
So, the correct answer is:
**The port will not form a trunk or an access port.**
In IEEE 802.1Q Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP), when one side is set to "dynamic auto" and the other side is set to "dynamic auto," neither side actively attempts to form a trunk link. Therefore, they remain in a state where no trunk is established, and they will typically operate as regular access ports unless manually configured otherwise.
So, the correct answer is:
**The port will not form a trunk or an access port.**