An administrator needs to assign a VLAN to provide IP address to a database VM. What is the procedure to create the Network Profile?

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Options

• ACreate Network Profile, Define IP Range. Add the VLAN.
• BCreate Network Profile, Select the VLAN, Define IP Range.
• CAdd VLAN, Create Network Profile. Define IP range.
• DAdd VLAN, Define IP range, Create Network Profile.

• A
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• B
  94% (50)
• C
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Explanation

In Nutanix Database Service (NDB), a Network Profile is used to define networking configurations for database VMs, including VLAN assignments and IP address ranges. The correct procedure to create a Network Profile that assigns a VLAN and provides IP addresses to a database VM is as Create Network Profile: Start by initiating the creation of a new Network Profile within NDB. This is done from the NDB interface under the "Network" or "Profiles" section. Select the VLAN: During the Network Profile creation process, you specify the VLAN that the database VM will use. This involves selecting an existing VLAN configured in the Nutanix cluster (e.g., via Prism Element) or defining a new VLAN ID if applicable. Define IP Range: Finally, you define the IP address range (e.g., a subnet or specific IPs) that will be assigned to the database VM(s) within the selected VLAN. This ensures the VM receives a valid IP address for communication.

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