A company uses VMware vSphere and wants to integrate ACI with vCenter to automatically provision VM networking. The team has created a VMM domain and associated it with a VLAN pool. What additional configuration is required to allow EPGs to be dynamically bound to VMs?

Configure the EPG to use a static path binding to the VMM domain.

Create a vSwitch policy in the VMM domain and associate it with the EPGs.

Manually create port groups in vCenter and map them to EPGs.

Enable the 'Promiscuous Mode' on the vSwitch for the VMM domain.

What is the purpose of a VMM domain in ACI?

To integrate ACI with a hypervisor manager like VMware vCenter for automated VM networking

To define the routing protocol used between leaf switches and the spine

To manage the APIC cluster's backup and restore operations

To configure the physical interface speed and duplex on leaf switches

A company is integrating ACI with VMware vCenter. They have created a VMM domain and associated it with a VLAN pool. They have also created an EPG and associated it with the VMM domain. However, when they deploy a VM and assign it to the port group created by ACI, the VM does not get network connectivity. The engineer checks the VMM domain and sees that the vSwitch policy is set to 'Cisco AVS'. What is the most likely issue?

The VLAN pool does not have enough VLANs for the number of VMs.

The EPG is not associated with a bridge domain.

The VMM domain is not associated with the correct leaf switches.

The vSwitch policy is set to 'Cisco AVS', but the vCenter is using a standard vSwitch.

An organization is using ACI with VMware vCenter. They want to ensure that when a VM is moved to a different host, its network policy follows the VM automatically. Which feature must be configured?

Associate the EPG with the VMM domain and enable 'Dynamic EPG Binding'.

Configure a static path binding for the VM's MAC address.

Enable the 'Microsegmentation' feature in the VMM domain.

Use a manual port group in vCenter and map it to the EPG.

Which of the following is typically associated with an interface policy group in ACI?

A fabric-wide MTU and LLDP setting

A routing protocol and an AS number

A VMM domain and a vCenter credential

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A company uses VMware vSphere and wants to integrate ACI with vCenter to automatically provision VM networking. The team has created a VMM domain and associated it with a VLAN pool. What additional configuration is required to allow EPGs to be dynamically bound to VMs?
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What is the purpose of a VMM domain in ACI?
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A company is integrating ACI with VMware vCenter. They have created a VMM domain and associated it with a VLAN pool. They have also created an EPG and associated it with the VMM domain. However, when they deploy a VM and assign it to the port group created by ACI, the VM does not get network connectivity. The engineer checks the VMM domain and sees that the vSwitch policy is set to 'Cisco AVS'. What is the most likely issue?
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An organization is using ACI with VMware vCenter. They want to ensure that when a VM is moved to a different host, its network policy follows the VM automatically. Which feature must be configured?
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Which of the following is typically associated with an interface policy group in ACI?
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