A four-member HPE Aruba Networking CX 6200F VSF configuration is being planned to replace the...

The correct answer is B. The SNMP service on the Conductor switch will respond to all SNMP queries for the stack. A CX 6200F VSF stack operates as a single logical switch. HPE Aruba Networking VSF documentation explains that one switch in the stack is the Conductor, and the Conductor runs the control-plane software and manages the ASICs of all stack members. The Standby member maintains a synchronized copy of the Conductor’s configuration database and can assume the Conductor role after a failure. HPE Aruba Networking documentation also states that configuration changes are applied on the Conductor switch and then synchronized to the Standby. Since the VSF stack is managed as one logical system, SNMP monitoring is performed against the stack through the active Conductor role, not by independently polling each member as a separate switch. Option A is incorrect because SNMP is not separately enabled per VSF member. Option C is incorrect because SNMP is not enabled by default on each OOBM port for member-specific queries. Option D is incorrect because both Conductor and Standby do not independently answer as separate stacked SNMP endpoints.