Broadcom-VMware
2V0-642 · Question #175
An administrator has configured an NSX network as shown: Both VM-A and VM-B use the same Distributed Router for their default gateway. If VM-A sends a packet to VM-B,what happens to the packet…
The correct answer is A. Distributed Router in Host-A receives the packet from VM-A and forwards it to Logical Switch. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An administrator has configured an NSX network as shown:
Both VM-A and VM-B use the same Distributed Router for their default gateway. If VM-A sends a packet to VM-B,what happens to the packet before it reaches VM-B?
Options
- ADistributed Router in Host-A receives the packet from VM-A and forwards it to Logical Switch
- BLogical Switch 7321 in Host-A receives the packet inside a frame from VM-A and forwards it to
- CDistributed Router in Host-A receives the packet from VM-A and forwards it to Logical Switch
- DLogical Switch 7321 in Host-A receives the packet from VM-A and forwards it to the Distributed
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