A VM on an overlay segment can ping the VTEP IP of its local transport node, but cannot ping a VM on another host's overlay segment. The underlay is a VXLAN environment. What is the most likely cause?

The VM's default gateway is misconfigured.

The NSX Manager is not reachable from the transport node.

The overlay segment is not attached to the T1 gateway.

The VTEP IP on the remote transport node is not reachable.

A static route configured on an NSX-T Tier-1 gateway is not being used to forward traffic. Which condition would most likely cause this?

The route's prefix length is /32

The route's administrative distance is set to 1

The route's next hop is not reachable via any connected segment

After gathering symptoms, an administrator forms a hypothesis that the issue is caused by a misconfigured firewall rule. What is the NEXT step in a structured troubleshooting methodology?

Test the hypothesis by checking the firewall rules

Document the issue and close the ticket

Implement a fix based on the hypothesis

A VM on an overlay segment is experiencing high latency when communicating with a VM on a different overlay segment. The administrator has confirmed that the overlay and underlay are healthy by pinging the VTEP IPs of both hosts. What is the most likely cause?

The T1 gateway is overloaded with traffic.

The BGP session between the T0 and the physical router is flapping.

The NSX Manager is experiencing high CPU usage.

The physical network is experiencing congestion.

A Tier-1 gateway in NSX-T is not forwarding traffic between two connected segments. Which component state should be checked first to determine if the Tier-1 is healthy?

The BGP session state on the Tier-1

The DHCP configuration on the Tier-1

The MTU setting on the connected segments

The status of the Tier-1's logical router port

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Given a Scenario, Troubleshoot Common Connectivity and Routing Issues VCAP-VCF-SUPPORT Practice Questions (Page 2)

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6application · medium
A VM on an overlay segment can ping the VTEP IP of its local transport node, but cannot ping a VM on another host's overlay segment. The underlay is a VXLAN environment. What is the most likely cause?
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7foundation · easy
A static route configured on an NSX-T Tier-1 gateway is not being used to forward traffic. Which condition would most likely cause this?
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8foundation · easy
After gathering symptoms, an administrator forms a hypothesis that the issue is caused by a misconfigured firewall rule. What is the NEXT step in a structured troubleshooting methodology?
Select an answer first
9application · medium
A VM on an overlay segment is experiencing high latency when communicating with a VM on a different overlay segment. The administrator has confirmed that the overlay and underlay are healthy by pinging the VTEP IPs of both hosts. What is the most likely cause?
Select an answer first
10foundation · easy
A Tier-1 gateway in NSX-T is not forwarding traffic between two connected segments. Which component state should be checked first to determine if the Tier-1 is healthy?
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