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Recorded answers · comparison run, 19 October 2026
Every question from the comparison, as DeepSeek V4.1 Flash answered it with the records. Each answer was read and graded against the records; all 20 were correct.
- Q01A new engineer wants to bundle the two uplinks from each access switch with LACP, for more capacity. Is that allowed, and why?
- Q02Who decided the storm-control settings on endpoint ports, and how confident is that decision?
- Q03Why do the security cameras have their own VRF instead of sharing one with users?
- Q04Which ports are exceptions to the standard endpoint port policy? Who owns each one and when does it end?
- Q05What would break if the camera segment used the same route target as the users segment?
- Q06Facilities need a seventh segment for building management systems, VNI 70 and VLAN 70. If I add it to the model with no VRF, does the design still meet its requirements?
- Q07If we stop collecting the environmentals sensor group to save collector capacity, what do we lose?
- Q08We are thinking of revisiting the macro-segmentation requirement REQ-TR-03. What does it touch?
- Q09When storm control shuts a port, how quickly do we find the cause today?
- Q10What is an hour of a person's waiting time worth in this design's value model, and where does that figure come from?
- Q11Which requirements are not met today, and why?
- Q12Which decisions rely on assumptions that no longer hold?
- Q13Are there known problems with the design that are still open or only scheduled to be fixed?
- Q14What happens to users if one aggregation switch fails?
- Q15Is BGP the only routing protocol in this campus?
- Q16Why do access points connect on trunk ports with no 802.1X? Is that a security hole?
- Q17What business outcomes does the telemetry we collect actually serve?
- Q18What happens to a device that fails both 802.1X and MAB?
- Q19What is the current mean time to restore service for this network?
- Q20Has this design been proven on real switches?