For a VLAN SVI to be in the up/up state, which option is not required?
A) The VLAN must be defined locally.
B) The VLAN must have an entry in the MAC address table.
C) An access link or trunk must be configured and optional in the VLAN (not blocked or pruned).
D) The VLAN SVI must be enabled.

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B) There are a few requirements to ensure that a VLAN SVI will move into the up/up state; they include the VLAN must be configured and operational on the local switch, an access link or trunk must be configured into the VLAN or transporting traffic for the VLAN and not blocking or pruned, and the VLAN SVI interface must be enabled.

For a VLAN SVI to Be in the Up/up State