Which administrative mode will not result in trunking when the other switchport is configured as static access?

The correct choice indicates that when one switchport is configured as static access, using dynamic desirable mode on the other switchport will not result in trunking. In dynamic desirable mode, the port actively attempts to convert the link into a trunking link by sending advertisements. However, if the other end of the connection is set to static access, it will not respond to these advertisements in a way that allows trunking to occur.

Static access mode is intended to connect to end devices or hosts and does not participate in trunking negotiations. Therefore, even though the dynamic desirable mode is seeking to establish a trunk, the static access mode on the opposite port will prevent it from happening, causing the link to remain as an access link. This demonstrates how the administrative mode's configuration on one switchport can influence the behavior of the link with respect to trunking, with certain configurations being incompatible with trunk establishment.