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An engineer created a Cisco ACI environment in which multiple tenants reuse the same contract. The requirement is to prevent inter-tenant communication. Which action meets this requirement?
The correct answer is B. Create the contract in the common tenant with the scope set to Tenant. In Cisco ACI, the common tenant serves as a shared space where resources like contracts can be defined for use across multiple user tenants. By creating the contract in the common tenant and setting its scope to "Tenant," each tenant can utilize the contract independently…
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An engineer created a Cisco ACI environment in which multiple tenants reuse the same contract. The requirement is to prevent inter-tenant communication. Which action meets this requirement?
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- ACreate the contract in the user tenant with the scope set to VRF and exported to other tenants
- BCreate the contract in the common tenant with the scope set to Tenant
- CCreate the contract in the user tenant with the scope set to Global and exported to other tenants
- DCreate the contract in the common tenant with the scope set to Global
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A7% (3)
- B76% (35)
- C13% (6)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
In Cisco ACI, the common tenant serves as a shared space where resources like contracts can be defined for use across multiple user tenants. By creating the contract in the common tenant and setting its scope to "Tenant," each tenant can utilize the contract independently within their own context, ensuring that communication is confined within the same tenant and preventing inter-tenant communication. This approach allows for contract reuse without compromising tenant
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