An access switch at a remote location is connected to the spanning-tree root with redundant uplinks. A network engineer

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An access switch at a remote location is connected to the spanning-tree root with redundant uplinks. A network engineer

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An access switch at a remote location is connected to the spanning-tree root with redundant uplinks. A network engineer notices that there are issues with the physical cabling of the current root port. The engineer decides to force the secondary link to be the desired forwarding root port.
Which action accomplishes this task?

A. Change the link-type to point-to-point.
B. Enable Rapid Spanning Tree to converge using the secondary link.
C. Adjust the secondary link to have a lower priority than the primary link.
D. Apply a BPDU filter on the primary interface of the remote switches.
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