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An engineer must integrate Cisco ACI with a VMware vSphere environment. The requirement is to use a VMware Distributed Virtual Switch and to assign the encapsulation VLAN of the EPG from the VLAN…
The correct answer is D. Create a VMM domain association under the EPGs. In Cisco ACI, integrating with a VMware vSphere environment using a VMware Distributed Virtual Switch (DVS) requires creating a Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) domain association under the Endpoint Groups (EPGs). This allows the ACI fabric to extend its policy model to the…
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An engineer must integrate Cisco ACI with a VMware vSphere environment. The requirement is to use a VMware Distributed Virtual Switch and to assign the encapsulation VLAN of the EPG from the VLAN pool. Which configuration set accomplishes this goal?
Options
- ACreate a VMM domain association under the EPGs.
- BCreate a physical domain association under the EPGs.
- CCreate a physical domain association under the EPGs.
- DCreate a VMM domain association under the EPGs.
How the community answered
(58 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C5% (3)
- D91% (53)
Explanation
In Cisco ACI, integrating with a VMware vSphere environment using a VMware Distributed Virtual Switch (DVS) requires creating a Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) domain association under the Endpoint Groups (EPGs). This allows the ACI fabric to extend its policy model to the virtual environment managed by vSphere. The encapsulation VLAN of the EPG is then assigned from a VLAN pool. To ensure that the VLANs are dynamically allocated and can be managed efficiently, a VLAN pool with dynamic allocation should be used. This setup allows for automated management of VLANs and avoids conflicts or manual errors in VLAN assignment.
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