2V0-620 · Question #34
Which three connection types are available when configuring a vSwitch in the vSphere Web Client? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. VMkernel Network Adapter B. Physical Network Adapter C. Virtual Machine Port Group for a Standard Switch. The vSphere Web Client Add Networking wizard for a standard vSwitch presents three distinct connection types for configuring how the switch is used.
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Which three connection types are available when configuring a vSwitch in the vSphere Web Client? (Choose three.)
Options
- AVMkernel Network Adapter
- BPhysical Network Adapter
- CVirtual Machine Port Group for a Standard Switch
- DvMotion Network Adapter
- EvSAN Network Adapter
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Why each option
The vSphere Web Client Add Networking wizard for a standard vSwitch presents three distinct connection types for configuring how the switch is used.
VMkernel Network Adapter is a valid connection type used to handle host-level traffic such as management, vMotion, vSAN, and iSCSI.
Physical Network Adapter is a valid connection type used to bind a physical NIC as an uplink, connecting the vSwitch to the physical network.
Virtual Machine Port Group for a Standard Switch is a valid connection type that creates a port group to carry virtual machine network traffic.
vMotion is not a standalone connection type; vMotion traffic is enabled as a service checkbox on a VMkernel Network Adapter, not as a separate connection category.
vSAN is not a standalone connection type; vSAN traffic is enabled as a service checkbox on a VMkernel Network Adapter, not as a separate connection category.
Concept tested: vSphere standard switch connection types in Web Client
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.7/com.vmware.vsphere.networking.doc/GUID-D5EE5AAA-2A50-4B51-B342-72F4E5A4E8A9.html
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