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2V0-622 · Question #116
2V0-622 Question #116: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is C: Traffic Shaping. Traffic Shaping is the vSphere networking policy that restricts inbound and outbound bandwidth for virtual machines on a virtual switch.
Question
Which feature of vSphere networking restricts the inbound and outbound network bandwidth of a group of virtual machines?
Options
- ADifferentiated Services Code Point
- BNetFlow
- CTraffic Shaping
- DPort Mirroring
Explanation
Traffic Shaping is the vSphere networking policy that restricts inbound and outbound bandwidth for virtual machines on a virtual switch.
Common mistakes.
- A. Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) is a packet-marking standard used to signal QoS priority to physical network devices; it tags traffic but does not itself enforce or restrict bandwidth within vSphere.
- B. NetFlow is a traffic monitoring and export protocol that collects IP flow statistics for analysis by external tools; it observes traffic but does not control or limit bandwidth.
- D. Port Mirroring duplicates traffic from selected ports to a designated monitoring port for packet capture and analysis; it has no mechanism to restrict or shape bandwidth.
Concept tested. vSphere Traffic Shaping policy for VM bandwidth restriction
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