On a switched network, the administrator has completed the VLAN-related configuration shown in the figure...

Both switch ports shown in the exhibit are configured as trunk ports and VLAN 10 is permitted, but the configuration does not change the trunk PVID from its default value of VLAN 1. On Huawei switches, untagged frames received on a trunk interface are associated with the interface PVID. A normal PC sends untagged Ethernet frames, so traffic from both PC1 and PC2 is classified into VLAN 1. VLAN 1 is permitted on a trunk by default unless it is explicitly removed with an undo port trunk allow-pass vlan 1 command. As a result, the two PCs remain in the same Layer 2 broadcast domain through VLAN 1 and can exchange ARP and ICMP traffic. Merely adding VLAN 10 to the allowed VLAN list does not force untagged host traffic into VLAN 10. Therefore, the statement that pinging 192.168.1.2 from PC1 must fail is incorrect. The correct response is FALSE, option B.