An architect is designing a new workload domain in an existing VMware Cloud Foundation environment. The customer requirement is to physically separate the vSAN network traffic from other management…

The correct answer is B. Deploy the new workload domain using multiple physical adapters. To physically separate the vSAN network traffic from other management network flows, the architect should configure the workload domain with multiple physical adapters. This will ensure that the vSAN traffic (which uses specific network ports and protocols) is isolated from…

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An architect is designing a new workload domain in an existing VMware Cloud Foundation environment. The customer requirement is to physically separate the vSAN network traffic from other management network flows. Which design decision should the architect make to meet this requirement?

Options

ADeploy the new workload domain using a vSAN stretched cluster.
BDeploy the new workload domain using multiple physical adapters.
CDeploy the new workload domain using SDDC Manager.
DDeploy the new workload domain using API.

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A
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B
88% (42)
C
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D
2% (1)

Explanation

To physically separate the vSAN network traffic from other management network flows, the architect should configure the workload domain with multiple physical adapters. This will ensure that the vSAN traffic (which uses specific network ports and protocols) is isolated from other management traffic. By using separate physical adapters, the network traffic for each type can be kept distinct, reducing the risk of congestion and ensuring that each traffic type has dedicated

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