NSX Architecture and Components VCP-NV Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   An organization is deploying NSX-T Data Center in a multi-site environment. The management cluster will span two data centers. The administrator needs to ensure that the management plane remains available even if one entire data center fails. Which deployment strategy should the administrator use?

   • ADeploy all three NSX Manager nodes in one data center and use vSphere HA to restart them in the other data center if needed.
   • BDeploy all three NSX Manager nodes in one data center and rely on backups to restore in the other data center.
   • CDeploy a single NSX Manager node in each data center and use a load balancer to failover between them.
   • DDeploy two NSX Manager nodes in one data center and one in the other, and use a load balancer to distribute traffic.
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2. 7application · medium

   An organization is migrating from VLAN-based networking to NSX-T overlay networking. The network team wants to reduce the administrative overhead of managing VLANs and improve scalability. Which NSX-T feature directly addresses this goal?

   • ANSX Edge services gateway that provides routing and NAT.
   • BLogical switches (segments) that decouple the logical network from the physical network.
   • CTransport zones that define the span of segments.
   • DDistributed firewall that provides security at the vNIC level.
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4. 8foundation · easy

   What is the role of the N-VDS in the NSX data plane?

   • AIt is the management interface used to configure NSX policies.
   • BIt is the protocol used to encapsulate overlay traffic.
   • CIt is the virtual switch that provides the data plane forwarding for NSX on ESXi hosts.
   • DIt is the gateway that connects NSX to the physical network.
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5. 9expert · hard

   A network administrator is troubleshooting a connectivity issue between two VMs on the same NSX-T overlay segment but on different hosts. The VMs cannot ping each other. The administrator has verified that the underlay network is functioning and that the VMs have correct IP addresses. What should the administrator check next?

   • AVerify that the NSX Edge node is configured correctly.
   • BVerify that the N-VDS on both hosts is configured with the same transport zone.
   • CVerify that the NSX Manager cluster is healthy.
   • DVerify that the VMs are on the same VLAN.
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6. 10application · medium

   An administrator is planning the deployment of NSX-T Data Center in a vSphere environment. The company requires high availability for the management plane. The administrator has three ESXi hosts available for management components. Which deployment approach satisfies the high-availability requirement?

   • ADeploy two NSX Manager nodes in an active-passive configuration, with the passive node on a different host.
   • BDeploy a single NSX Manager node and rely on vSphere HA to restart it if it fails.
   • CDeploy the three NSX Manager nodes as a cluster, with each node on a separate ESXi host, and configure them with a load balancer.
   • DDeploy all three NSX Manager nodes on the same ESXi host to simplify management.
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