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3V0-25.25 · Question #29
In a VCF 9.0 environment, multiple workload domains share a single NSX deployment. After adding a new workload domain, overlay segments attached to an existing Tier-1 gateway fail to provide…
The correct answer is B. The Tier-1 gateway is not shared across workload domains. In VCF with shared NSX, Tier-1 gateways are scoped per workload domain unless explicitly shared. Even if transport nodes and TEPs are healthy, workloads in a new domain cannot use an existing Tier-1 unless it is properly attached/shared, which is a common exam trap.
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Question
In a VCF 9.0 environment, multiple workload domains share a single NSX deployment. After adding a new workload domain, overlay segments attached to an existing Tier-1 gateway fail to provide connectivity for workloads in the new domain. All transport nodes show UP, and TEPs are reachable. What is the MOST likely cause?
Options
- AThe new workload domain is missing a VLAN-backed segment
- BThe Tier-1 gateway is not shared across workload domains
- CThe NSX Edge Cluster is not added to the new workload domain
- DRoute redistribution is disabled on the Tier-0 gateway
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A5% (1)
- B85% (17)
- C10% (2)
Explanation
In VCF with shared NSX, Tier-1 gateways are scoped per workload domain unless explicitly shared. Even if transport nodes and TEPs are healthy, workloads in a new domain cannot use an existing Tier-1 unless it is properly attached/shared, which is a common exam trap.
Topics
#workload domain#Tier-1 Gateway sharing#VCF 9.0#overlay segments
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