Exam 200-301 topic 1 question 1037 discussion

Duplex incompatibility can cause high number of collisions

According to OCG and Boson practice exams, collisions are duplex incompatibility.

C is correct there are high Collisions D is incorrect, TX-load and RX-load are normal

Option C. Too many colisions points to a high number of collisions

output shows that there are 8662416065 collisions on the interface, which could be a likely reason for slow transfer speeds. Answer: (C). a duplex incompatibility "txload 1/255" means that the transmitted traffic load is 1/255th of the total bandwidth capacity. "rxload 1/255" means that the received traffic load is 1/255th of the total bandwidth capacity. "txload" and "rxload," a value of 1/255 indicates that there is very low traffic congestion.

C. duplex incompatibility

Based on the information provided, the cause of the slow transfer speeds is most likely heavy traffic congestion. The output of the "show interface" command indicates that the interface is operating at full duplex with a speed of 10000Mbps, which rules out speed conflict and duplex incompatibility as potential causes. The input and output rates shown in the command output are both relatively high, indicating that there is a significant amount of traffic flowing through the interface. Additionally, there are no indications of queuing drops or other errors that could suggest a different cause. Therefore, it is most likely that the slow transfer speeds are due to congestion on the interface.