Which of the following statements are true?

VMTracer's Adaptive Segmentation feature is a function that operates on the local Arista switch where it is configured. It integrates with a virtualization manager, such as VMware vCenter, to discover which VLANs are actively being used by virtual machines on a connected ESXi host. The switch then dynamically modifies the allowed VLAN list on its own trunk port(s) that connect to that specific ESXi host. This ensures that only necessary VLANs are trunked to the hypervisor, pruning unused ones to prevent unnecessary broadcast and multicast traffic from being forwarded to the host. The scope of this automation is local to the switch and its direct connection to the hypervisor.

A. VMTracer's scope is the local switch-to-hypervisor link, not trunks between different Arista switches across the network.

C. This feature does not have a network-wide scope; it configures only the local switch's ports connected to the monitored hypervisor.

D. The core purpose of Adaptive Segmentation is specifically to add and prune VLANs from the trunk ports leading to the hypervisor.

1. Arista EOS Configuration Guide: In the "VM Tracer Configuration Guide" section, the "Adaptive VLAN Trunking" subsection states, "Adaptive VLAN trunking prunes VLANs from the trunk that are not in use by any VM on the attached hypervisor. This prevents unnecessary broadcast and multicast traffic from being sent to the hypervisor." This confirms the feature modifies the trunk connecting to the local hypervisor.

2. Arista EOS Configuration Guide: The "VM Tracer Overview" section explains, "...VM Tracer detects the VM and its VLAN, then configures the switch port connected to the hypervisor to allow traffic on that VLAN." This explicitly limits the configuration scope to the switch port connected to the hypervisor, supporting answer B and refuting A and C.