2V0-15.25 · Question #46
An administrator is troubleshooting a problem with NSX. Which command can be used to validate installed NSX VIBs on the ESX host?
The correct answer is B. esxcli software vib list. When troubleshooting NSX on an ESXi host, VMware requires verification that NSX VIBs (vSphere Installation Bundles) are installed and in the correct state. VIBs are responsible for NSX datapath, control-plane modules, and kernel extensions on ESXi. The authoritative and…
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An administrator is troubleshooting a problem with NSX. Which command can be used to validate installed NSX VIBs on the ESX host?
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- Aesxtop -b -d 2 -n 100
- Besxcli software vib list
- Cnsxcli get version
- Desxcfg software list
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Explanation
When troubleshooting NSX on an ESXi host, VMware requires verification that NSX VIBs (vSphere Installation Bundles) are installed and in the correct state. VIBs are responsible for NSX datapath, control-plane modules, and kernel extensions on ESXi. The authoritative and documented method to list VIBs on an ESXi host is the command: esxcli software vib list This command displays all installed kernel modules, version numbers, NSX packages, and their installation status. For NSX-T (now part of VCF networking), administrators expect to see VIBs such as nsx-aggservice, nsx-bridge, nsx-esx-datapath, and others. If any required NSX VIBs are missing or inconsistent, the ESXi host will fail to join NSX transport nodes or will show "Not
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