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3V0-41.19 · Question #36
An architect is helping an organization with the Conceptual Design of an NSX-T Data Center solution. This information was gathered by the architect during the Discover Task of the Engagement…
The correct answer is A. All traffic should recover in the event of Host/Rack/ToR failure. D. Business critical applications should have an SLA of 99.99%. E. SAN storage has enough capacity to build the new infrastructure. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An architect is helping an organization with the Conceptual Design of an NSX-T Data Center solution. This information was gathered by the architect during the Discover Task of the Engagement Lifecycle:
- Open communication between different application tiers Is not
allowed.
- The security team has a firewall communication matrix documented.
- The IT team are not trained for NSX-T but have strong experience with
vSphere.
- Aggregate North-South throughput at any given time should be at least
10G.
- Business critical applications should have an SLA of 99.99%.
- All traffic should recover in the event of Host/Rack/ToR failure.
- Multiple environments exist: Production, Staging and Development.
- Hardware is 5 years old and new hardware is already purchased.
- The Development Team are heavy on API usage.
- VLANs are being shared between physical and virtual workloads.
- Customer thinks SAN storage has enough capacity to build the new
infrastructure. Which three requirements were documented by the architect? (Choose three.)
Options
- AAll traffic should recover in the event of Host/Rack/ToR failure.
- BAggregate N-S throughput at any given time should be at least 10G.
- CHardware is 5 years old and new hardware is already purchased.
- DBusiness critical applications should have an SLA of 99.99%.
- ESAN storage has enough capacity to build the new infrastructure.
- FThe Development Team are heavy on API usage.
How the community answered
(56 responses)- A84% (47)
- B2% (1)
- C5% (3)
- F9% (5)
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