A switch logs a `%CDP-4-NATIVE_VLAN_MISMATCH` message. What issue will this configuration error cause on the network?
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AThe trunk port will go into err-disable state immediately
BTraffic on the native VLANs may leak between different VLANs
CVLAN 1 will be pruned from the trunk
DSpanning tree will disable the port
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