What is the output when both connected ports are in static access mode?

When both connected ports are configured in static access mode, they are explicitly set to handle traffic for a single VLAN without trunking. This means that both ports will accept and transmit frames that belong to the same VLAN, ensuring consistent behavior for devices connected to these ports. Since they are both in static access mode, they will not negotiate to form a trunk link, which is typically used for carrying traffic for multiple VLANs.

Static access mode ensures that the configuration remains stable unless manually changed, making it reliable for simpler network setups where VLANs are not frequently modified or where device segregation is clear and consistent. This mode is particularly useful for connecting end devices, such as computers or printers, where each device belongs to a specific VLAN and does not need to communicate across multiple VLANs through a trunk link. Thus, the output correctly reflects the configuration of static access modes on both ends.