2V0-21.20 · Question #85
An administrator needs two vCenter Servers to be visibile within a single vSphere Web Client session. Which two vCenter Server and Platform Services Controller (PSC) configurations would accomplish…
The correct answer is A. Install a single PSC with two vCenter Servers registered to it. B. Install two PSCs in the same Single Sign-On domain with one vCenter Server registered to each. To view multiple vCenter Servers in a single vSphere Web Client session, Enhanced Linked Mode must be active, which requires all vCenter Servers to share the same SSO (Single Sign-On) domain. (A) A single PSC with two vCenter Servers registered to it places both vCenters in the…
Question
An administrator needs two vCenter Servers to be visibile within a single vSphere Web Client session. Which two vCenter Server and Platform Services Controller (PSC) configurations would accomplish this? (Choose two.)
Options
- AInstall a single PSC with two vCenter Servers registered to it.
- BInstall two PSCs in the same Single Sign-On domain with one vCenter Server registered to each
- CInstall a single PSC with two vCenter Servers registered to it and configure Linked Mode.
- DInstall two PSCs in the same Single Sign-On domain with one vCenter Server registered to each
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A81% (17)
- C14% (3)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
To view multiple vCenter Servers in a single vSphere Web Client session, Enhanced Linked Mode must be active, which requires all vCenter Servers to share the same SSO (Single Sign-On) domain. (A) A single PSC with two vCenter Servers registered to it places both vCenters in the same SSO domain automatically, enabling Enhanced Linked Mode. (B) Two PSCs in the same SSO domain - each with one registered vCenter - also results in both vCenters sharing the same SSO domain, achieving the same outcome. Options C and D appear to describe the same topologies as A and B respectively but with redundant phrasing; the key requirement in all cases is a shared SSO domain, which is satisfied by both valid configurations.
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