HPE6-A87 · Question #18
Which two actions can be performed within Pensando PSM for VRF management? (Select TWO)
The correct answer is A. Adding networks C. Creating security policies. Pensando PSM's VRF management interface allows administrators to add networks (defining the Layer 3 subnets and routing domains that belong to a VRF) and create security policies (attaching firewall and access-control rules to govern traffic within and between VRFs) - both are…
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Which two actions can be performed within Pensando PSM for VRF management? (Select TWO)
Options
- AAdding networks
- BConfiguring VLANs
- CCreating security policies
- DAssigning IP addresses
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A88% (45)
- B4% (2)
- D8% (4)
Explanation
Pensando PSM's VRF management interface allows administrators to add networks (defining the Layer 3 subnets and routing domains that belong to a VRF) and create security policies (attaching firewall and access-control rules to govern traffic within and between VRFs) - both are native, first-class operations within PSM's VRF workflow.
B (Configuring VLANs) is wrong because VLAN configuration operates at Layer 2 and is handled separately in network or switch settings, not within VRF management in PSM. D (Assigning IP addresses) is wrong because IP address assignment (e.g., DHCP or static allocation to endpoints) is a separate function, not a VRF management action.
Memory tip: Think of a VRF as a "virtual router in a box" - PSM lets you populate it with networks (what it routes) and security policies (how it filters). VLANs and IP assignments happen outside that box.
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