2V0-21.20 · Question #77
A vSphere administrator is trying to publish a content library. How is the Publish this content library externally option made visible in the settings?
The correct answer is D. Choose a library that is not subscribed. The 'Publish this content library externally' option is only available when configuring a local content library - one that is not already a subscribed library. A subscribed library synchronizes content from a publisher and cannot itself be published externally; that option is…
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A vSphere administrator is trying to publish a content library. How is the Publish this content library externally option made visible in the settings?
Options
- AEnable automatic synchronization.
- BUse a library that is not already published.
- CSelect the authentication check box.
- DChoose a library that is not subscribed.
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A4% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D89% (24)
Explanation
The 'Publish this content library externally' option is only available when configuring a local content library - one that is not already a subscribed library. A subscribed library synchronizes content from a publisher and cannot itself be published externally; that option is hidden or unavailable in the UI. Therefore, choosing a library that is not subscribed (i.e., a local library) is the prerequisite that makes the publish option visible. Options A and C relate to sync and authentication settings that appear after publishing is enabled, and Option B (not already published) is not the key gating condition - the library type (local vs. subscribed) is what matters.
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