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Which two roles are provided by a local NSX Manager appliance? (Choose two.)

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Which license is required to enable Workload Management on VMware Cloud Foundation?

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A systems administrator is tasked with creating a new VI workload domain that will leverage either an external NFS or a VMFS on FC storage as the principal storage. Which action is required to fulf

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Which functionality does a NSX Tier-1 Gateway provide to a vSphere with Tanzu deployment?

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Which vSphere Lifecycle Manager (LCM) function is supported in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF)?

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Which type of storage entity is used as the backing disks for persistent volumes in vSphere with Tanzu?

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What is a valid way to replace the expiring evaluation Tanzu license for a vSphere with Tanzu cluster?

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Which two tools can be used to create custom ESXi ISO images when preparing for the VMware Cloud Foundation bring-up process? (Choose two.)

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An architect is designing networking for a developer-ready infrastructure on VMware Cloud Foundation. Which use case would require the architect to consider a CIDR range larger than /27 for Egress?

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Which two components are required when planning for stretched clusters in a VMware Cloud Foundation environment? (Choose two.)

Question 101 - 5V0-31.22 discussion

Which two NSX-T Data Center components are present in VMware Cloud Foundation when Application Virtual Networks (AVNs) are deployed? (Choose two.)

NSX Load Balancer

NSX Global Manager

NSX Intelligence

NSX Edge Cluster

NSX segments

Suggested answer: D, E

Explanation:

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Cloud-Foundation/4.5/vcf-admin/GUID-59E5BEE3-B157-426D-A40C-F21171586863.html

Before you can deploy vRealize Suite components or implement the Identity and Access Management for VMware Cloud Foundation validated solution, you must deploy Application Virtual Networks in the management domain. An Application Virtual Network (AVN) is a software-defined networking concept based on NSX-T Data Center that allows the hosting of management applications on NSX segments. In NSX-T Data Center, segments are virtual layer-2 domains. You can create overlay-backed NSX segments or VLAN-backed NSX segments. Both options create two NSX segments (Region-A and X-Region) on the NSX Edge cluster deployed in the default management vSphere cluster. Those NSX segments are used when you deploy the vRealize Suite products. Region-A segments are local instance NSX segments and X-Region segments are cross-instance NSX segments.

According to the VMware Cloud Foundation documentation1, an NSX Edge cluster is a group of NSX Edge nodes that provide centralized network services such as routing, load balancing, firewall, and NAT. An NSX segment is a virtual layer-2 domain that can be either overlay-backed or VLAN-backed. AVNs are NSX segments that are used to host management applications such as vRealize Suite components.

NSX Load Balancer is not a component of NSX-T Data Center, but a service that is provided by the NSX Edge nodes.It allows you to distribute network traffic across multiple servers or virtual machines2

NSX Global Manager is not present in VMware Cloud Foundation when AVNs are deployed, because it is only available when NSX Federation is enabled.NSX Federation allows you to manage multiple NSX-T Data Center instances across different sites from a single pane of glass3

NSX Intelligence is not present in VMware Cloud Foundation when AVNs are deployed, because it is an optional feature that requires a separate license and installation.NSX Intelligence is a distributed analytics engine that provides visibility and security recommendations for the NSX-T Data Center environment4

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asked 16/09/2024

Sean Frenette

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