A year ago Yvette configured two servers on separate VLANs. She still needs them to remain on separate VLANs, but now has a need for them to be able to send certain communications to each other over a certain port. Which of the following will be necessary for her to do?
A) Migrate the servers to a VPC.
B) Merge the VLANs together so that they both use two VLAN IDs.
C) Create a route between the two VLANs so they know how to contact each other.
D) Convert the 2 VLANs into a single VXLAN.

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Creating a route between the two VLANs allows them to communicate with each other over specified ports while still maintaining their separate VLAN configurations. This is achieved by configuring inter-VLAN routing, typically on a layer 3 switch or router, which directs traffic between the VLANs based on the routing rules set up.

A Year Ago Yvette Configured Two Servers on Separate VLANs