What are two requirements of the network infrastructure to the access layer? (Choose two )

The correct answer is B. IPv4 connectivity among ESXi hosts. C. Increased MTU if the virtual machines are using the default MTU size of 1500. https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-27683 5.1 Topology Independent Design with NSX The NSX enables a multicast free, controller based VXLAN overlay network. Its extreme flexibility enables it to work with: - Any type of physical topology - PoD, routed, or spine-leaf - Any…

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AIPv4 connectivity among ESXi hosts provided by a spine-leaf network design.
BIPv4 connectivity among ESXi hosts.
CIncreased MTU if the virtual machines are using the default MTU size of 1500.
DA Redundant, Layer 3, Top-of-Rack network design to provide high availability to ESX hosts.

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https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-27683 5.1 Topology Independent Design with NSX The NSX enables a multicast free, controller based VXLAN overlay network. Its extreme flexibility enables it to work with: - Any type of physical topology - PoD, routed, or spine-leaf - Any vendor physical switch - Any install base with any topology - L2, L3, or a converged topology mixture - Any fabric where proprietary controls or interaction does not requires specific considerations The only two strict requirements for NSX from the physical network are IP connectivity and jumbo

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