Broadcom-VMware
1V0-642 · Question #52
Why would an administrator be unable to locate an IP address for a vSphere vmnic uplink?
The correct answer is A. IP addresses are defined at the virtual nic level, not the vmnic level. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Why would an administrator be unable to locate an IP address for a vSphere vmnic uplink?
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- AIP addresses are defined at the virtual nic level, not the vmnic level.
- BESXi host vmnics communicate with physical switches on layer 3.
- CESXi hosts use NAT translation to mask the actual vmnic IP address.
- DThe IP address of the vmnic is not shown in the vSphere Client.
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