What is the final configuration step before a tenant can log into a dedicated vCenter Server using Central Point of Management?

Question

Options

• AThe tenant user needs to configure the browser with the generated proxy settings shown in the
• BThe system administrator needs to configure the browser with the generated proxy settings shown
• CThe system administrator needs to configure additional permissions in vCenter Server for the
• DThe tenant user has to connect to a VPN connection in the network where the vCenter Server is

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  94% (30)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because in a Central Point of Management (CPM) setup, the system administrator is responsible for the final infrastructure configuration - specifically applying the auto-generated proxy settings to the browser environment so that tenant traffic is correctly routed to the dedicated vCenter Server instance.

Option A is wrong because configuring the proxy is an administrative responsibility, not a tenant-side task; tenants simply consume the access once the admin has prepared it. Option C is incorrect because permission configuration in vCenter happens earlier in the setup process, not as the final pre-login step. Option D is wrong because CPM uses a proxy-based access model, not VPN - mixing up VPN with proxy is a common distractor in virtualization admin exams.

Memory tip: Think "Admin builds the bridge, tenant walks across it" - the system admin configures the proxy (the bridge) as the last step, then hands the tenant the keys to log in.

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