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Practice question 204 of 506 · medium

An administrator creates a superscope for two logical IP networks on one physical segment and expects it to create separate VLANs. What is wrong with the expectation?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.Every superscope automatically tags all client packets
  2. B.A superscope is a DNS replication partition
  3. C.Adding more lease addresses automatically creates new router interfaces
  4. D.A superscope groups lease scopes and does not create VLAN isolation or routing
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✓ Correct answer

  • A superscope groups lease scopes and does not create VLAN isolation or routing

Superscopes represent a multinet scope grouping; network segmentation and routes must be designed separately. They do not tag packets, are not DNS directory partitions, and adding address ranges does not create router interfaces.

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