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300-615 · Question #47
An engineer removes a VMM domain from an endpoint group called EPG-1, but the distributed port group fails to be deleted. Which action must be taken to resolve the issue?
The correct answer is D. Migrate all virtual machines in the EPG-1 to different port groups. For remove & delete the portgroup on VMM Domain you must migrate all VMs attached. After migrate all VMs attached on the EPG-1 you can delete the portgroup on DVS.
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Question
An engineer removes a VMM domain from an endpoint group called EPG-1, but the distributed port group fails to be deleted. Which action must be taken to resolve the issue?
Options
- ARemove the port group manually.
- BMigrate all virtual machines in the EPG-1 to different hypervisors.
- CRemove the remaining EPGs from the VMM domain.
- DMigrate all virtual machines in the EPG-1 to different port groups.
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A11% (5)
- B7% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D80% (36)
Explanation
For remove & delete the portgroup on VMM Domain you must migrate all VMs attached. After migrate all VMs attached on the EPG-1 you can delete the portgroup on DVS.
Topics
#VMM domain#EPG#distributed port group#ACI virtual machine migration
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