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1. You are tasked to configure a VSX pair between two Aruba CX switches. Configure both switches with multi-chassis LAG on interface 1/1/1 and use VLAN 10 for the ISL.

2. Configure VSF on two Aruba 2930F switches connected via ports 1/1/49 and 1/1/50.

3. Verify and troubleshoot a VSX synchronization issue between two CX switches.

4. Implement Distributed LAG (MC-LAG) between a server and two Aruba CX switches in VSX.

5. Configure VSX using best practices with separate management VRF.

6. Verify LAG consistency across VSX switches for VLAN mismatch.

7. Troubleshoot failure of LACP negotiation on VSF setup.

8. Upgrade firmware on both members of a VSF stack with zero downtime.

9. Monitor VSX keepalive failures and take action.

10. Simulate link failure on one side of MC-LAG and verify failover.

11. Configure loop protection on VSF uplinks to access switches.

12. Design VSX with separate control plane and data plane links.

13. Backup and restore VSX configuration.

14. Verify peer consistency after restoring VSX config.

15. Monitor distributed LAG bandwidth usage.

16. Identify asymmetric traffic on MC-LAG and balance it.

17. Simulate split-brain in VSX and verify failover behavior.

18. Deploy LAG between VSF and core aggregation switch.

19. Enable LACP fast timers to detect failures quickly.

20. Use NAE to monitor and troubleshoot VSX peer-link.

21. You are asked to configure Rapid Per-VLAN Spanning Tree Protocol (RPVST) on an Aruba CX switch.

Enable it globally and on VLANs 10 and 20.

22. Configure Bridge Protocol Data Unit (BPDU) protection on access ports to prevent loops caused by connecting unauthorized switches.

23. Configure root guard on VLAN 30 to prevent a rogue switch from becoming STP root.

24. Enable and verify loop protection on an uplink port to avoid unidirectional link issues.

25. Configure and verify spanning tree portfast (edge) on a client access port.

26. Enable storm control to protect against broadcast storms on interface 1/1/15. Limit broadcast to 5%.

27. Simulate and detect a broadcast storm in a lab VLAN using Aruba CX tools.

28. Configure multiple storm control types (broadcast, multicast, unicast) on the same interface.

29. Monitor and log when storm-control drops frames on interface 1/1/20.

30. Set an Aruba CX switch to be STP root for VLAN 100.

31. Configure an edge port to shut down automatically if a BPDU is received.

32. Force edge port recovery after BPDU-induced shutdown.

33. Configure a rapid convergence edge interface and disable TCN propagation.

34. Identify and isolate a loop on the network using STP topology commands.

35. Set an Aruba CX switch as secondary root bridge for VLAN 200.

36. Create and apply a storm-control policy using NAE (Network Analytics Engine).

37. Detect and mitigate STP topology changes triggered by flapping port.

38. Implement loop guard on trunk ports towards access switches.

39. Verify STP timers are optimized for fast recovery.

40. Troubleshoot a situation where broadcast storm control is dropping traffic unexpectedly.