Which two statements are true about routed ports on a multilayer switch? (Choose two.)
- To create a routed port requires removal of Layer 2 port functionality with the no switchport interface configuration command.
- A routed port is a physical switch port with Layer 2 capability.
- A routed port is not associated with a particular VLAN.
- A routed port behaves like a regular router interface and supports VLAN subinterfaces.
- The interface vlan global configuration command is used to create a routed port.
Explanation: A switch routed port is a Layer 3 port that requires removal of Layer 2 port functionality with the no switchport interface configuration command. VLANs are associated with switch Layer 2 access and trunk ports.
Related exam: CCNP Core Networking: Modules 1 - 5 Checkpoint Exam: L2 Redundancy Exam
Related exam: CCNP SWITCH Chapter 5 Exam Answers
Related exam: CCNP SWITCH Final Exam Answers
Related exam: CCNP SWITCH Final Exam Answers (Version 6)
Related exam: CCNP SWITCH (Version 6.0) Chapter 4 Exam
