PSE-STRATADC · Question #21
Which features are included in the less-expensive license bundle meant for NSX?
The correct answer is B. capacity license and premium support. Option B is correct because the less-expensive NSX license bundle (typically referred to as the NSX "Standard" or entry-level bundle) includes only a capacity license and premium support - the two core components needed to run and maintain the platform without advanced add-ons…
Question
Which features are included in the less-expensive license bundle meant for NSX?
Options
- Acapacity license, premium support, a threat prevention subscription. and GlobalProtect
- Bcapacity license and premium support
- Ccapacity license, premium support and a threat prevention subscription
- Dcapacity license and a threat prevention subscription
How the community answered
(33 responses)- B94% (31)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Option B is correct because the less-expensive NSX license bundle (typically referred to as the NSX "Standard" or entry-level bundle) includes only a capacity license and premium support - the two core components needed to run and maintain the platform without advanced add-ons.
- Option A is wrong because it adds both a threat prevention subscription and GlobalProtect, which are premium security features associated with higher-tier bundles (like those for Palo Alto's NGFW/Panorama ecosystem, not the base NSX bundle).
- Option C is wrong because the threat prevention subscription is an advanced security add-on that belongs in a more expensive tier, not the base bundle.
- Option D is wrong because it drops premium support (which is included) and replaces it with threat prevention (which is not included at this tier).
Memory tip: Think "Base = Basics" - the cheaper bundle only gives you what you need to run and support the platform (capacity + support), not any security extras. If you see threat prevention or GlobalProtect in the answer choices, those are premium/expensive tier features.
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