3V0-21.23 · Question #151
An architect is tasked with designing a new workload domain in an existing VMware Cloud Foundation environment. The customer requirement is to physically separate the NSX host overlay network…
The correct answer is B. Deploy the new workload domain using multiple physical adapters. To physically separate the NSX host overlay network traffic from other management network flows, the architect should use multiple physical adapters. This approach allows for the segmentation of different types of network traffic by assigning them to separate physical adapters…
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An architect is tasked with designing a new workload domain in an existing VMware Cloud Foundation environment. The customer requirement is to physically separate the NSX host overlay network traffic from other management networks flows. Which design decision should the architect make to meet this requirement?
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- ADeploy the new workload domain with NSX Federation.
- 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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(30 responses)- A3% (1)
- B93% (28)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
To physically separate the NSX host overlay network traffic from other management network flows, the architect should use multiple physical adapters. This approach allows for the segmentation of different types of network traffic by assigning them to separate physical adapters, ensuring that the overlay network traffic used by NSX does not interfere with management traffic. This helps in maintaining optimal performance and security by isolating these network types at the physical level.
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