Which two network segments are needed to support Cisco VIM? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. Provisioning E. Storage. From Cisco NFVI + VIM Architecture Cisco VIM (Virtual Infrastructure Manager) operates as part of Cisco NFVI and requires specific mandatory network segments to deploy OpenStack-based NFVI environments. The essential required networks for Cisco VIM include: Provisioning network U

Network Functions Virtualization (NFV)

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AProvisioning
BData plane
CHeartbeat
DHost
EStorage

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A
82% (18)
B
9% (2)
C
5% (1)
D
5% (1)

Explanation

From Cisco NFVI + VIM Architecture Cisco VIM (Virtual Infrastructure Manager) operates as part of Cisco NFVI and requires specific mandatory network segments to deploy OpenStack-based NFVI environments. The essential required networks for Cisco VIM include: Provisioning network Used during bare-metal install of compute and controller nodes Handles PXE boot, image deployment, and VIM's management reachability Used for Cinder, Swift, Ceph, and Glance back-end storage replication Ensures predictable latency and bandwidth for NFVI workloads Other networks exist in VIM (Management, API, Tenant, External), but the question asks for the required foundational segments.

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