3V0-42.20 · Question #8
An architect is helping an organization with the Logical Design of an NSX-T Data Center solution. This information was gathered during the Assessment Phase: Customer currently has a single 10 host…
The correct answer is A. Apply vSphere DRS VM-Host anti-affinity rules to the virtual machines of the NSX-T Edge cluster. B. Deploy at least two NSX-T Edge virtual machines in the vSphere cluster. D. Apply vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (vSphere DRS) VM-Host anti-affinity rules to NSX. F is wrong because NSX-T 2.4 onwards, there is no controller VM's. Controllers were merged with NSX-T Manager. Option C is also wrong for the same reason. E is wrong because it talks about modifying the vSphere cluster. The 3rd requirement of design says no changes can be made…
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An architect is helping an organization with the Logical Design of an NSX-T Data Center solution. This information was gathered during the Assessment Phase:
Customer currently has a single 10 host vSphere cluster. Customer wants to improve network security and automation. Current cluster utilization and business policies prevent changing the existing vSphere deployment. High-availability is important to the customer. Which three selections should the architect include in their design? (Choose three.)
Options
- AApply vSphere DRS VM-Host anti-affinity rules to the virtual machines of the NSX-T Edge cluster.
- BDeploy at least two NSX-T Edge virtual machines in the vSphere cluster.
- CDeploy the NSX Controllers in the management cluster.
- DApply vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (vSphere DRS) VM-Host anti-affinity rules to NSX
- ERemove 2 hosts from the cluster and create a new edge cluster.
- FRemove vSphere DRS VM-Host affinity rules to the NSX-T Controller VMs.
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A84% (32)
- C5% (2)
- E3% (1)
- F8% (3)
Explanation
F is wrong because NSX-T 2.4 onwards, there is no controller VM's. Controllers were merged with NSX-T Manager. Option C is also wrong for the same reason. E is wrong because it talks about modifying the vSphere cluster. The 3rd requirement of design says no changes can be made to vSphere deployment.
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