A network engineer is setting up BGP on AOS-CX switches. The engineer is establishing two different eBGP peering's to two different service providers. The engineer has dozens of contiguous C-class public networks that need to be advertised to the two service providers. The engineer manually defines the networks to be advertised individually with the "network" command. How can an administrator advertise only a summarized route to the two service providers?

Examine the configuration of Core-1 and Core-2. AOS-CX switches configured as a VSX stack:
Core1: Interlace lag 256
no shutdown
no routing
vlan trunk allowed all
lacp mode active Interface 1/1/46
no shutdown
lag 256 Interface 1/1/47
no shutdown
lag 256
VSX
Inter-switch-link lag 256
vsx-sync vsx-global
exit
Cofe2: interlace lag 250
no shutdown
no routing
vlan trunk allowed all
lacp mode active
Interlace 1/1/46
no shutdown
lag 256 Interface 1/1/47
no shutdown
lag 256 vsx
inter-switch-link lag 256
exit
When using the "show vsx status" command, the two switches fall to connect and successfully synchronize. What should the administrator do to fix this issue?

A switch will apply a device profile to a port based on which pieces of information? (Select two.)

After a recent firmware update, several Aruba switches in the network stopped responding. The administrator suspects a configuration corruption issue. What should be the first troubleshooting step?
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What command is used to check VLAN assignments on an Aruba switch?
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