Question 8 (1 point) In Q6 & Q7 screenshots why does the output of the 'show int trunk' commands not list all our vlans, (20, 40, 60, 80) on both switches? It lists all possible vlans as being able to travel across each of the trunks. For security purposes, the switch trunks are configured to only transport traffic from vlans that are in use on that switch and not all vlans are being used on both switches. We don't restrict what vlans can travel across our trunks just in case there is untagged traffic that needs to travel across so it doesn't stop our network from working All our switch trunks are configured to transport traffic from all our vlans, but not vlans we are not using, for security purposes and just in case we want to add a port in another one of our vlans to the switch in the future to make it easier and faster Question 8 (1 point) In Q6 & Q7 screenshots why does the output of the 'show int trunk' commands not list all our vlans, (20, 40, 60, 80) on both switches? It lists all possible vlans as being able to travel across each of the trunks. For security purposes, the switch trunks are configured to only transport traffic from vlans that are in use on that switch and not all vlans are being used on both switches. We don't restrict what vlans can travel across our trunks just in case there is untagged traffic that needs to travel across so it doesn't stop our network from working All our switch trunks are configured to transport traffic from all our vlans, but not vlans we are not using, for security purposes and just in case we want to add a port in another one of our vlans to the switch in the future to make it easier and faster