Broadcom-VMware
2V0-602 · Question #363
An administrator is implementing a vSphere 6.x environment containing one vCenter and five ESXi hosts. The administrator has just finished deploying the vCenter Server appliance with an embedded…
The correct answer is A. Replace the VMCA root certificate before adding the ESXi hosts to vCenter Server. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An administrator is implementing a vSphere 6.x environment containing one vCenter and five ESXi hosts. The administrator has just finished deploying the vCenter Server appliance with an embedded Platform Services Controller (PSC) and need to ensure that default security certificates within the vSphere 6.x environment are replaced with new certificates. What should the administrator do to complete this task the least administrative effort?
Options
- AReplace the VMCA root certificate before adding the ESXi hosts to vCenter Server.
- BCreate ESXi host security certificates using the SSL. Thumbprint mode to ensure consistency
- CAdd the ESXi hosts to vCenter Server before updating the VMCA root certificate on the PSC.
- DMake VMCA an Intermediate Certificate Authority to ensure each added ESXi hosts receives
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