Refer to the exhibit. A network associate is configuring a new router to provide routing between VLANs. The associate removes the router from the box and connects the Fa0/0 interface to a trunking port on the switch. After the configuration is applied to the router, the traffic between VLANs still fails. What is causing this to occur?

Case:

Refer to the exhibit. A network associate is configuring a new router to provide routing between VLANs. The associate removes the router from the box and connects the Fa0/0 interface to a trunking port on the switch. After the configuration is applied to the router, the traffic between VLANs still fails. What is causing this to occur?

• The router needs a routing protocol configured.
• The router needs additional Fast Ethernet interfaces installed.
• All the subinterfaces of the router should be configured in the same VLAN.
• The subinterfaces must be the same value as the VLAN ID that they are routing for.
• The subinterfaces of the router should have IP addresses applied.

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Case:

Refer to the exhibit. A network associate is configuring a new router to provide routing between VLANs. The associate removes the router from the box and connects the Fa0/0 interface to a trunking port on the switch. After the configuration is applied to the router, the traffic between VLANs still fails. What is causing this to occur?

• The NWRnStick router needs a routing protocol configured.
• The NWRnStick router needs additional Fast Ethernet interfaces installed.
• The subinterfaces of the NWRnStick router should have IP addresses applied.
• All the subinterfaces of the NWRnStick router should be configured in the same VLAN.

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