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  1. Which command enables PortFast on an individual switch interface?

    Answer: spanning-tree portfast

    The interface-level command 'spanning-tree portfast' enables PortFast, skipping the listening and learning STP states.

  2. What is the maximum number of VLANs supported in the standard VLAN range (not extended)?

    Answer: 1005

    Standard VLANs range from 1 to 1005 on Cisco switches, with some reserved for specific uses.

  3. A switch port is in err-disabled state. Which command restores it without manually shutting it down and bringing it back up?

    Answer: errdisable recovery cause bpduguard

    'errdisable recovery cause bpduguard' enables automatic recovery for ports shut down by BPDU Guard.

  4. On a Cisco switch, which inter-VLAN routing method uses a single physical trunk link to a router with subinterfaces?

    Answer: Router-on-a-stick

    Router-on-a-stick uses one physical link with 802.1Q subinterfaces on the router, one per VLAN, for inter-VLAN routing.

  5. Which spanning tree port state listens for BPDUs but neither learns MAC addresses nor forwards frames?

    Answer: Listening

    The Listening state processes BPDUs to determine topology but does not populate the MAC table or forward data.

  6. What is the Cisco term for a per-VLAN implementation of Spanning Tree Protocol running on Cisco switches?

    Answer: PVST+

    Per-VLAN Spanning Tree Plus (PVST+) runs a separate STP instance for each VLAN, allowing per-VLAN root bridge selection.

  7. Which command verifies the root bridge, port roles, and port states for VLAN 10 on a Cisco switch?

    Answer: show spanning-tree vlan 10

    'show spanning-tree vlan 10' displays STP details including the root bridge ID, local bridge ID, and each port's role and state.