최신VMware Certified Professional - Network Virtualization - VCPN610무료샘플문제

A. NSX Administrator role and Limit Access scope

B. NSX Administrator role and No restriction scope

C. Security Administrator role and No restriction scope

D. Security Administrator role and Limit Access scope

A. Multicast Replication Mode

B. vSphere Replication Mode

C. Unicast Replication Mode

D. Hybrid Replication Mode

A. Additional ports must be manually added to a vSwitch when the configured number of ports has been exhausted. The host does not require a reboot when this configuration change is made.

B. Additional ports are automatically added to a vSwitch as needed, and a set number of ports is not configured. The host does not require a reboot when this configuration change is made.

C. Additional ports must be manually added to a vSwitch when the configured number of
ports has been exhausted. The host requires a reboot when this configuration change is made.

D. Additional ports are automatically added to a vSwitch when the configured number of ports has been exhausted. The host does not require a reboot when this configuration change is made.

A. The VTEP configured with the highest VXLAN Network Identifier (VNI) is selected.

B. During an election process among all ESXi hosts. The host with the highest MAC address is selected.

C. It is manually assigned by the vSphere administrator when the distributed portgroup is configured.

D. It is chosen based on the ESXi host where the Logical Router Control VM is running.

A. vCloud Network and Security Manager has been upgraded to NSX Manager.

B. NSX Controllers have been deployed.

C. The NSX Manager has been configured with the same IP as the vCloud Network and Security Manager.

D. vShield Data Security has been uninstalled.

A. NSX Controller

B. vSphere Management Assistant (vMA)

C. NSX Edge

D. ESXi host

A. On the Installation > Management page of the Networking & Security section of the vSphere Web Client, click the green plus sign to deploy a new NSX controller node to the new cluster.

B. On the Installation > Host Preparation page of the Networking & Security section of the vSphere Web Client, click the Install link for the new cluster.

C. On the Installation > Host Preparation page of the Networking & Security section of the vSphere Web Client, click the Install link for each of the new hosts.

D. On the Installation > Logical Network Preparation page of the Networking & Security section of the vSphere Web Client, create a new Transport Zone for the new cluster.

A. Distributed firewalls

B. Activity Monitoring

C. Flow Monitoring

D. ERSPAN

A. VXLAN to PVLAN bridge

B. VCD-NI to PVLAN bridge

C. VXLAN to VLAN bridge

D. VCD-NI to VLAN bridge