A.VLAN membership of a user always remains the same even when he/she is moved to another  location.
B.VLAN membership of a user always changes when he/she is moved to another location.
C.Membership can be static or dynamic.
D.Membership can be static only.
E.None of the other alternatives apply.

A.Creating smaller broadcast domains by implementing VLANs.
B.Separate nodes into different hubs.
C.Creating larger broadcast domains by implementing VLANs.
D.Separate nodes into different switches.
E.All of the above.

A.20 percent of the traffic on a network segment should be local.
B.no more than 20 percent of the network traffic should be able to move across a backbone.
C.no more than 80 percent of the network traffic should be able to move across a backbone.
D.80 percent of the traffic on a network segment should be local.

A.End-to-end VLANs are easy to manage.
B.Users are grouped into VLANs independent of a physical location.
C.Each VLAN has a common set of security and resource requirements for all members.
D.Resources are restricted to a single location.

A.Eighty percent of traffic on the network is destined for Internet sites.
B.There are common sets of traffic filtering requirements for workgroups located in multiple  buildings.
C.Eighty percent of a workgroup’s traffic is to the workgroup’s own local server.
D.Users are grouped into VLANs independent of physical location.
E.None of the other alternatives apply