Exam N10-008 topic 1 question 734 discussion

Baseline configuration is the agreed standard of configuration for a certain organisation. Logical network diagram is L3 anyway and if the switches are L2 switches, the logical network diagram has nothing to do with them.

Baseline configurations are standard or reference configurations that serve as a starting point for configuring network devices such as switches. These configurations typically include settings for network protocols, security, and other operational parameters. When deploying new switches, it’s common to start with a baseline configuration to ensure consistency across the network.

I believe it's not D because Logical Network Diagram is an OSI layer 3 topic and in reference to switches it would be layer 2 unless specified a layer 3 switch. Thus making Baseline Configs the key bit of information needed.

My apologies, it is D (refer to Professor Messer)

It is C

Not A because since the question states 'set up properly' so we need to look at this logically. Not C since the switch is not yet active which means you can't measure the baseline performance