2V0-11.24 · Question #36
An administrator has been tasked with expanding an existing VMware Cloud Foundation environment by adding a new workload domain. The environment currently has one management domain and one VI…
The correct answer is B. The new workload domain can have a dedicated NSX Fabric or it can join the existing NSX Fabric. When expanding a VMware Cloud Foundation environment with a new workload domain, you have the flexibility to either configure a dedicated NSX Fabric for the new domain or join an existing NSX Fabric from either the management domain or a previously established VI workload…
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An administrator has been tasked with expanding an existing VMware Cloud Foundation environment by adding a new workload domain. The environment currently has one management domain and one VI workload domain. What options are available to the administrator for deploying NSX in the second VI workload domain?
Options
- AThe new workload domain can have its own dedicated NSX Fabric or it can join the existing NSX
- BThe new workload domain can have a dedicated NSX Fabric or it can join the existing NSX Fabric
- CThe new workload domain can have its own dedicated NSX Fabric or it can join the existing NSX
- DThe new workload domain must have a dedicated NSX Fabric.
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A9% (2)
- B82% (18)
- C5% (1)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
When expanding a VMware Cloud Foundation environment with a new workload domain, you have the flexibility to either configure a dedicated NSX Fabric for the new domain or join an existing NSX Fabric from either the management domain or a previously established VI workload domain. This allows for consistent and scalable network virtualization across multiple domains in the environment.
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