A VCF administrator is troubleshooting connectivity from a workload VM on a Tier-1 segment to a server in a remote on-premises network. The Tier-0 gateway has a static route for the remote network, and the Tier-1 gateway is connected to the Tier-0. The VM can ping the Tier-1 gateway's uplink interface, but cannot reach the remote server. Which component should the administrator verify FIRST to isolate the issue?

The route table on the Tier-1 gateway for a default route or a route to the remote network

The firewall rules on the Tier-1 gateway's segment

The BGP neighbor state between the Tier-0 gateway and the on-premises router

The NSX Edge node's uplink interface MTU setting

An NSX Tier-0 gateway is configured with OSPF to peer with two physical routers. The administrator notices that routes from one OSPF neighbor are not being installed in the Tier-0 routing table, while routes from the other neighbor are present. The OSPF neighbor state for both is 'Full'. What is the MOST likely cause of this issue?

The OSPF hello and dead timers are mismatched on the failing neighbor

The MTU on the interface connecting to the failing neighbor is too large

The failing neighbor is not advertising the routes due to a route filter or network statement issue

The OSPF area ID is different on the failing neighbor

After identifying a potential root cause for an NSX routing issue, what is the next step in a systematic troubleshooting methodology?

Implement a fix and verify the solution

Reboot the Edge Node to ensure the fix takes effect

Escalate the issue to VMware support

Document the issue and close the ticket

Which NSX-T CLI command can be used to view the routing table on a Tier-0 Gateway?

get logical-router routing-table

VMwareVCP-VCF Support (2V0-15.25)

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A VCF administrator is troubleshooting connectivity from a workload VM on a Tier-1 segment to a server in a remote on-premises network. The Tier-0 gateway has a static route for the remote network, and the Tier-1 gateway is connected to the Tier-0. The VM can ping the Tier-1 gateway's uplink interface, but cannot reach the remote server. Which component should the administrator verify FIRST to isolate the issue?
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2application · medium
An NSX Tier-0 gateway is configured with OSPF to peer with two physical routers. The administrator notices that routes from one OSPF neighbor are not being installed in the Tier-0 routing table, while routes from the other neighbor are present. The OSPF neighbor state for both is 'Full'. What is the MOST likely cause of this issue?
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After identifying a potential root cause for an NSX routing issue, what is the next step in a systematic troubleshooting methodology?
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Which NSX-T CLI command can be used to view the routing table on a Tier-0 Gateway?
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5foundation · easy
In an NSX-T Data Center deployment within a VCF fleet, which component is responsible for providing North-South connectivity between the virtual network and the physical network, typically acting as the gateway at the edge of the NSX domain?
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After identifying a potential root cause for an NSX routing issue, what is the next step in a systematic troubleshooting methodology?

Which NSX-T CLI command can be used to view the routing table on a Tier-0 Gateway?

In an NSX-T Data Center deployment within a VCF fleet, which component is responsible for providing North-South connectivity between the virtual network and the physical network, typically acting as the gateway at the edge of the NSX domain?

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