You have created multiple virtual machines on your workstation to test different unified communications programs. You want these machines to be available to your IT colleagues for testing, but you do not want the traffic generated by their use to interfere with routine business LAN traffic. Meanwhile, on another workstation a coworker has installed additional communications programs for review. You decide to create a new VLAN devoted to software evaluation. Where do you add your coworker’s virtual machines to the new VLAN?
a. On your host workstation, where you established the new VLAN
b. On the LAN switch, which manages the VLAN
c. On your friend’s host workstation, where the virtual machines reside
d. On the LAN router, which directs traffic between VLANs
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