2V0-11.24 · Question #33
A cloud administrator recently deployed a new VI workload domain. As part of the initial VI domain creation, the administrator created a new SSO domain. However, they reconsidered and now want the…
The correct answer is B. The vSphere SSO domain cannot be changed once it has been deployed and a new VI workload. Once the vSphere Single Sign-On (SSO) domain is set up for a workload domain, it cannot be changed. If you need the VI workload domain to use the same SSO domain as the management domain, you must create a new VI workload domain that is part of the management domain's SSO ring…
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A cloud administrator recently deployed a new VI workload domain. As part of the initial VI domain creation, the administrator created a new SSO domain. However, they reconsidered and now want the domain to use the same SSO domain as the management domain. How can the VI domain be changed from a dedicated SSO domain to sharing the SSO domain with the management domain?
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- AFrom the SDDC Manager console, use the rsautil command to add the VI workload domain to the
- BThe vSphere SSO domain cannot be changed once it has been deployed and a new VI workload
- CFrom the VI Workload Domain vCenter Server instance, use the rsautil command to join the
- DFrom the Management Domain vCenter Server instance, use the rsautil command to add the VI
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(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B82% (28)
- C6% (2)
- D9% (3)
Explanation
Once the vSphere Single Sign-On (SSO) domain is set up for a workload domain, it cannot be changed. If you need the VI workload domain to use the same SSO domain as the management domain, you must create a new VI workload domain that is part of the management domain's SSO ring, and then migrate the workloads to the new domain.
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