Refer to the exhibit. Host A can communicate with Host B but not with Host C or Host D. What
should the network administrator do to solve this problem?
A.
Configure Hosts C and D with IP addresses in the 192.168.2.0 network.
B.
Configure the VLAN trunking protocol on the switch.
C.
Configure two separate switches for the hosts on VLANs 2 and 3.
D.
Configure a router to route between VLAN2 and VLAN3.
Explanation:
In order to provide routing between VLANs, three key components must be present. These are a
VLAN capable switch, a router
The router can either be an external standalone unit or it can be integrated within the switch
hardware. Common names used to describe routers that are integrated within the switch itself
include: Route Switch Module (RSM), Route Processor (RP), Layer 3 Services Module or the
switch is simply referred to as a Layer 3 switch.
Host C and Host D are belonging to different VLAN so needs the define route path in router.