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A software developer used client-side virtualization on a server to configure a web application. Although the application is working locally on the software developer's PC, other users on the LAN are
The correct answer is A. Bridge networking. By default, most virtualization software uses NAT (Network Address Translation) networking, which means the VM shares the host machine's IP address and is not directly reachable by other devices on the LAN. Bridge networking changes this by connecting the VM's virtual network ada
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A software developer used client-side virtualization on a server to configure a web application. Although the application is working locally on the software developer's PC, other users on the LAN are not able to access the application. Which of the following would allow other users to access the application?
Options
- ABridge networking
- BApplication virtualization
- CVirtual desktop
- DSite-to-site VPN
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A80% (24)
- B13% (4)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
By default, most virtualization software uses NAT (Network Address Translation) networking, which means the VM shares the host machine's IP address and is not directly reachable by other devices on the LAN. Bridge networking changes this by connecting the VM's virtual network adapter directly to the physical network interface, giving the VM its own IP address on the same subnet as the LAN. Other users can then reach the VM's web application as if it were a separate physical machine. Application virtualization (B) packages apps for delivery but does not expose network services. A virtual desktop (C) provides a remote desktop experience, not network service exposure. A site-to-site VPN (D) connects two separate networks and is unnecessary when both the developer and users are already on the same LAN.
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