Correct answer: B
`show interfaces trunk` displays three VLAN columns. "Allowed on trunk" reflects the configured allowed list. "Allowed and active in management domain" shows only VLANs that both exist in the VLAN database AND appear in the allowed list. If VLAN 50 appears in the allowed list but not in the active column, the VLAN database does not contain VLAN 50, it was added to the allowed list before being created. Creating the VLAN with `vlan 50` resolves this. (source: chapter-2.2.md, "VLANs must exist in the VLAN database before any port can be assigned to them … Trunk ports only advertise VLANs that exist in this table")
- ASTP blocking affects ports, not individual VLANs in the trunk VLAN advertisement. A VLAN blocked by STP would still appear in the active column; it would show as blocked in `show spanning-tree`.
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