Configure Supervisor Infrastructure VCAP-VCF-VKS Practice Questions (Page 8)

Questions 36–39

1. 36expert · hard

   A large enterprise is deploying a Supervisor Cluster with NSX VPC networking. The cluster will span three vSphere Zones for high availability. The networking team requires that each zone have its own NSX VPC for isolation. The application team requires Avi Load Balancer for ingress. During the creation wizard, the administrator selects the NSX VPC networking option. What is the correct approach to meet both the networking and load balancing requirements?

   • ACreate a single NSX VPC for the entire cluster and configure Avi within it
   • BCreate a separate NSX VPC for each zone and configure Avi to load balance across all VPCs
   • CDeploy Avi in one zone and use it to load balance traffic to all zones
   • DUse NSX Segments instead of VPCs to achieve per-zone isolation
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2. 37foundation · easy

   How is the Supervisor Service upgrade initiated?

   • ABy deleting the Supervisor Service and reinstalling it
   • BFrom the vSphere Client by selecting the Supervisor Service and choosing the upgrade option
   • CBy re-creating the Supervisor Cluster
   • DBy running a command on the ESXi host
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4. 38foundation · easy

   Which administrative task can be performed on a vSphere Zone?

   • ADeleting the Supervisor Cluster
   • BModifying the NSX Manager's IP address
   • CChanging the vCenter Server's SSO domain
   • DAssigning a namespace to the zone
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5. 39foundation · easy

   When monitoring usage of a vSphere Namespace, which of the following can be viewed?

   • AThe vCenter Server's patch level
   • BCPU and memory usage of the namespace
   • CThe number of vCenter Server licenses in use
   • DThe NSX Manager's health status
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