2V0-17.25 · Question #86
An administrator configures a new VMware NSX overlay segment for a new pool of virtual desktops to connect to with default segment policies. The virtual desktops will obtain an IPv4 address from a…
The correct answer is C. Clone the default IP discovery profile, configure the DHCP server block to No on the cloned. By default, the IP discovery profile in NSX blocks DHCP servers to prevent unauthorized address assignment. To allow VMs on the new overlay segment to obtain IPv4 leases, the administrator must clone the default IP discovery profile, set the DHCP server block to No, and apply…
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An administrator configures a new VMware NSX overlay segment for a new pool of virtual desktops to connect to with default segment policies. The virtual desktops will obtain an IPv4 address from a DHCP server connected to the same segment. Which action must the administrator take to ensure IPv4 lease addresses can be successfully obtained from the DHCP server?
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- AClone the default segment security profile, configure the DHCP server block to No on the cloned
- BEdit the default IP discovery profile, configure the DHCP server block to No and apply it to the
- CClone the default IP discovery profile, configure the DHCP server block to No on the cloned
- DEdit the default segment security profile, configure the DHCP server block to No and apply it to
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(30 responses)- A13% (4)
- B3% (1)
- C77% (23)
- D7% (2)
Explanation
By default, the IP discovery profile in NSX blocks DHCP servers to prevent unauthorized address assignment. To allow VMs on the new overlay segment to obtain IPv4 leases, the administrator must clone the default IP discovery profile, set the DHCP server block to No, and apply that profile to the segment. This enables communication with the DHCP server without altering the system default profile.
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