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What are the four types of role-based access control (RBAC) permissions? (Choose four.)

  1. Auditor
  2. Full access
  3. Enterprise Admin
  4. None
  5. Execute
  6. Read
  7. Network Admin

Answer(s): A,B,D,F

Explanation:

Auditor: Allows users to view settings and logs without making changes. Full access: Provides complete control over all NSX settings and configurations. None: No permissions are granted, restricting access completely. Read: Allows users to view configurations and settings without editing capabilities.



Which CLI command does an NSX administrator run on the NSX Manager to generate support bundle logs if the NSX UI is inaccessible?

  1. esxcli system syslog config logger set --id=nsxmanager
  2. get support-bundle file vcpnv.tgz
  3. vm-support
  4. set support-bundle file vcpnv.tgz

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

When the NSX UI is inaccessible, an NSX administrator can use the get support-bundle file vcpnv.tgz command in the CLI on the NSX Manager to generate a support bundle. This command creates a compressed file (vcpnv.tgz) containing logs and diagnostic information needed for troubleshooting.



Which NSX CLI command is used to change the authentication policy for local users?

  1. set hardening-policy
  2. get auth-policy minimum-password-length
  3. set cli-timeout
  4. set auth-policy

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

The set auth-policy command in the NSX CLI is used to configure the authentication policy for local users. This command allows administrators to adjust settings related to password policies, lockout policies, and other authentication-related parameters for local user accounts on NSX Manager.



When configuring OSPF on Tier-0 Gateway, which three of the following must match in order to establish a neighbor relationship with an upstream router? (Choose three.)

  1. Area ID
  2. MTU of the Uplink
    C Naming convention
  3. Address of the neighbor
  4. Subnet mask
  5. Protocol and Port

Answer(s): A,B,E

Explanation:

Area ID: Both routers must belong to the same OSPF area for a neighbor relationship to form. MTU of the Uplink: Mismatched MTU settings can prevent the OSPF adjacency from forming, as OSPF packets may be dropped if they exceed the MTU size.
Subnet mask: Both routers must have the same subnet mask on the interface where OSPF is configured to establish a neighbor relationship.






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