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Which three deployment modes of VM-Series firewalls are supported across NSX-T? (Choose three )
The correct answer is A. Partner Service D. Tier-1 insertion E. Tier-0 insertion. You can deploy one or more instances of the VM-Series firewall as a partner service in your VMware NSX-T Data Center. Attach a VM-Series firewall to any tier-0 or tier-1 logical router to protect north- south traffic. You can deploy the VM-Series firewall as standalone service…
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Which three deployment modes of VM-Series firewalls are supported across NSX-T? (Choose three )
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- APartner Service
- BBoot Strap
- CPrism Central
- DTier-1 insertion
- ETier-0 insertion
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(18 responses)- A89% (16)
- B6% (1)
- C6% (1)
Explanation
You can deploy one or more instances of the VM-Series firewall as a partner service in your VMware NSX-T Data Center. Attach a VM-Series firewall to any tier-0 or tier-1 logical router to protect north- south traffic. You can deploy the VM-Series firewall as standalone service instance or two firewalls in a high-availability (HA) pair. Panorama manages the connection with NSX-T Manager and the VM- Series firewalls deployed in your NSX-T software-defined datacenter. Tier-0 Insertion--Tier-0 insertion deploys a VM-Series firewall to a tier-0 logical router, which processes traffic between logical and physical networks. When you deploy the VM-Series firewall with tier-0 insertion, NSX-T Manager uses the deployment information you configured on Panorama to attach a firewall to a tier-0 logical router in virtual wire mode. Tier-1 Insertion--Tier-1 insertion deploys a VM-Series firewall to a tier-1 logical router, which provides downlink connections to segments and uplink connection to tier-0 logical routers. NSX-T Manager attaches VM-Series firewalls deployed with tier-1 insertions to a tier-1 logical router in virtual wire mode. After deploying the firewall, you configure traffic redirection rules that send traffic to the VM- Series firewall when crossing a tier-0 or tier-1 router. Security policy rules that you configure on Panorama are pushed to managed VM-Series firewalls and then applied to traffic passing through
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