Which two additional steps must be taken to complete the configuration?

An engineer must configure multiple EPGs on a single access port in a large Cisco ACI fabric without using VMM integration. The relevant access policies and tenant policies have been created. A single AAEP is used to configure the access port in the fabric.

Which two additional steps must be taken to complete the configuration? (Choose two.)
A . A contract must be defined between the EPGs
B . The EPGs must be linked to the correct physical domain
C . The EPGs must link directly to the corresponding AAEP
D . The corresponding bridge domains must be configured in legacy mode
E . The EPGs must be configured as static ports

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Answer: B, E

Explanation:

To configure multiple EPGs on a single access port in a large Cisco ACI fabric without using VMM

integration, the EPGs must be linked to the correct physical domain (Option B) and configured as static ports (Option E). The physical domain is associated with VLAN namespaces and determines the VLAN encapsulation at the interface level. The static ports are used to manually assign the EPGs to the access port. The other options are not required for this configuration. A contract is used to define the communication policy between EPGs, but it is not necessary to create one for this scenario. The EPGs do not link directly to the AAEP, but rather to the interface policy group that is associated with the AAEP. The bridge domains do not need to be configured in legacy mode, which is a mode that allows communication with non-ACI networks.

Reference: Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Fundamentals, Release 4.x – Endpoint Groups (EPGs) [Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure], Endpoint Groups (EPGs), Physical Domain

Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Fundamentals, Release 4.x – Endpoint Groups (EPGs) [Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure], Endpoint Groups (EPGs), Static Ports

Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Fundamentals, Release 4.x – Endpoint Groups (EPGs) [Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure], Endpoint Groups (EPGs), Contracts

Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Fundamentals, Release 4.x – Endpoint Groups (EPGs) [Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure], Endpoint Groups (EPGs), Attachable Access Entity Profile

Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Fundamentals, Release 4.x – Bridge Domains [Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure], Bridge Domains, Legacy Mode