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An administrator is deploying an NSX Edge cluster from SDDC Manager. The administrator plans to configure the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) to enable dynamic routing with the upstream physical networking.

Which three values must be provided when configuring BGP? (Choose three.)

  1. BGP Password
  2. BGP Autonomous System Number (ASN)
  3. BGP Router ID
  4. BGP Peer IP
  5. BGP Route Topology

Answer(s): B,C,D

Explanation:

The BGP Autonomous System Number (ASN) is a unique identifier that must be configured for BGP to define the routing domain.

The BGP Router ID is used to uniquely identify the BGP router in the network.

The BGP Peer IP is required to establish a BGP peering relationship with an upstream router or another BGP-enabled device.



A company wants to enhance the network virtualization and security capabilities within their VMware Cloud Foundation environment. The goal is to block traffic even between virtual machines connected to the same logical segment (L2 network) using micro segmentation.

Which component can achieve the company's goals?

  1. VMware NSX Intelligence
  2. Network Detection and Response
  3. VMware vDefend
  4. Intrusion Prevention System

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

VMware NSX Intelligence is a component of VMware NSX that provides micro-segmentation capabilities, enabling the company to block traffic between virtual machines even if they are connected to the same logical segment (Layer 2 network). It enhances security by applying fine- grained security policies at the virtual machine level, preventing unauthorized communication.



An organization is implementing a downtime avoidance solution and wants to ensure continuous availability of applications across separate sites that are connected via a high bandwidth/low latency link.

Which two VMware Cloud Foundation components support this capability with stretched clusters? (Choose two.)

  1. vSAN
  2. vSphere
  3. NSX Firewall
  4. vVOL
  5. vSphere Replication

Answer(s): A,B

Explanation:

vSAN: vSAN supports stretched clusters, allowing data to be mirrored across multiple sites to ensure continuous availability and enable high availability for virtual machines in case of a site failure.

vSphere: vSphere also supports stretched clusters, enabling the high availability of applications across multiple sites by allowing virtual machines to be run on either site in the event of a failure.



Which option should be chosen when placing a vSAN host into maintenance mode to ensure all data remains accessible during maintenance, while minimizing the time required to complete the operation?

  1. Quick Migration
  2. No Data Migration
  3. Ensure Accessibility
  4. Full Data Migration

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

When placing a vSAN host into maintenance mode, choosing "Ensure Accessibility" ensures that all data remains accessible during the maintenance operation. It moves data off the host only if necessary, prioritizing accessibility while minimizing downtime. This option is designed to minimize the time required to complete the operation compared to "Full Data Migration."






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