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…

Question

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

• A
  75% (15)
• C
  20% (4)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

In vSphere, the Platform Services Controller (PSC) manages Single Sign-On (SSO). For multiple vCenter Servers to appear within a single vSphere Web Client session, they must share the same SSO domain - this enables Enhanced Linked Mode. Option A achieves this because both vCenter Servers are registered to the same PSC and thus the same SSO domain. Option B achieves this because two PSCs in the same SSO domain replicate identity data, so each vCenter Server participates in the same trust fabric. Options C and D are distractors: C incorrectly implies Linked Mode must be separately configured (Enhanced Linked Mode is automatic when vCenters share an SSO domain), and D is textually identical to B in this question, making it redundant rather than a distinct valid choice.

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