What would an architect recommend to a customer that wants to extend management to an additional data center through Layer 2, but does not want to add additional NSX-T licensing? (Choose the best…

The correct answer is D. Deploy Autonomous Edge as the L2 VPN client. You can use L2 VPN to extend your Layer 2 networks to a site that is not managed by NSX-T Data Center. An autonomous NSX Edge can be deployed on the site, as an L2 VPN client. The autonomous NSX Edge is simple to deploy, easily programmable, and provides high-performance VPN…

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Question

What would an architect recommend to a customer that wants to extend management to an additional data center through Layer 2, but does not want to add additional NSX-T licensing? (Choose the best answer.)

Options

ADeploy a standalone NSX Controller.
BDeploy a standalone NSX Manager.
CDeploy a standalone Edge as the IPSec VPN.
DDeploy Autonomous Edge as the L2 VPN client.

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A
11% (3)
B
4% (1)
C
11% (3)
D
74% (20)

Explanation

You can use L2 VPN to extend your Layer 2 networks to a site that is not managed by NSX-T Data Center. An autonomous NSX Edge can be deployed on the site, as an L2 VPN client. The autonomous NSX Edge is simple to deploy, easily programmable, and provides high-performance VPN. The autonomous NSX Edge is deployed using an OVF file on a host that is not managed by NSX-T Data Center. You can also enable high availability (HA) for VPN redundancy by deploying primary and secondary autonomous Edge L2 VPN clients. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.0/administration/GUID-BE8A3D3C- 5E0D-4777-B4F4-908E64FCB771.html

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#Autonomous Edge#L2 VPN#data center extension#licensing constraints

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