An architect is helping an organization with the Physical Design of an NSX-T Data Center solution. This information was gathered during a workshop:-Migrating existing data center to KVM hosts. -Redundancy and high availability are required. -No component can be a single point of failure.Which selection should the architect recommend? (Choose the best answer.)
Answer(s): C
An architect is helping an organization with the Conceptual Design of an NSX-T Data Center solution. This information was gathered by the architect during the Discover Task of the Engagement Lifecycle:-There are applications which use IPv6 addressing.-Network administrators are not familiar with NSX-T Data Center solutions.-Hosts can only be configured with two physical NICs.-There is an existing management cluster to deploy the NSX-T components.-Dynamic routing should be configured between the physical and virtual network.-There is a storage array available to deploy NSX-T components.Which risk was documented by the architect? (Choose the best answer.)
Answer(s): B
An architect is helping an organization with the Physical Design of an NSX-T Data Center solution. This information was gathered during a workshop about ESXi Host networking:-A total of 50 ESXi hosts to be configured as Transport Nodes.-All ESXi hosts have a dedicated 2 × Intel 10Gbps Physical Network adapter for the Overlay Traffic.To achieve low latency, high throughput, redundancy, and performance, which two NIC teaming policies should the architect recommend? (Choose two.)
Answer(s): D,E
Which two resources can be used by an NSX architect during the Assessment Phase? (Choose two.)
Answer(s): A,E
A customer wants to place their NSX Managers in different subnets.Which would an architect recommend to support the request? (Choose the best answer.)
Answer(s): D
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