Exam CV0-003 topic 1 question 216 discussion

I don't know now. Could be spanning tree. Likely is. If you've got one host consuming all the bandwidth on the SWITCH port I don't see how configuring link aggregation on the HOST solves this problem. Maybe someone can tell me.

Spanning Tree Protocol prevents broadcast storms. Broadcast storms consume sufficient network resources so as to render the network unable to transport normal traffic. And this is not the situation here. B is my choice.Link Aggregation.

B. Link aggregation would BEST address the issue of a physical switchport connected to a virtualization host using all available bandwidth. Link aggregation, often referred to as "bonding" or "teaming," combines multiple physical network links into a single logical link. This provides increased bandwidth, fault tolerance, and load balancing. In the context of a virtualization host using all available bandwidth, implementing link aggregation would allow the host to utilize the combined bandwidth of multiple physical links, thus alleviating congestion and ensuring efficient use of network resources. This can significantly improve network performance for the virtualized environment.

Is the only one logic here

Microsegmentation is a security control. Link aggregation addresses bandwidth.

B. Link aggregation would be the best option to address this issue. Link aggregation is a technique that combines multiple physical connections between two network devices into one logical connection, thereby increasing the bandwidth and providing redundancy. By using link aggregation, the physical switchport can use all available bandwidth and avoid becoming a bottleneck for the virtualization host.

Microsegmentation is a security method of managing network access between workloads. With microsegmentation, administrators can manage security policies that limit traffic based on the principle of least privilege and Zero Trust. Organizations use microsegmentation to reduce the attack surface, improve breach containment and strengthen regulatory compliance.

Yeah this has to be B, they are saying the physical bandwidth capacity of the port is being maxed out. The only way to fix this is to improve bandwidth with Link Aggregation.

Link Aggregation increases bandwidth and throughput by aggregating multiple network interfaces and provides traffic failover to maintain the network connection in case the connection is down