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PSE-STRATADC · Question #52

Which VM-Series can be deployed on VMware NSX?

The correct answer is A. VM-100, VM-200, VM-300. VM-500. VM-1000-HV. Option A is correct because VMware NSX integration requires specific Palo Alto VM-Series models, and the VM-1000-HV is the critical inclusion - its "-HV" suffix literally stands for "HyperVisor", signaling it was purpose-built for hypervisor-integrated environments like NSX. B…

VM-Series Deployment

Question

Which VM-Series can be deployed on VMware NSX?

Options

  • AVM-100, VM-200, VM-300. VM-500. VM-1000-HV
  • BVM-50r VM-100, VM-200, VM-300, VM-500
  • CVM-100, VM-200, VM-300, VM-500, VM-700
  • DAll VM Series Models can be deployed on VMware NSX

How the community answered

(39 responses)
  • A
    90% (35)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    5% (2)

Explanation

Option A is correct because VMware NSX integration requires specific Palo Alto VM-Series models, and the VM-1000-HV is the critical inclusion - its "-HV" suffix literally stands for "HyperVisor", signaling it was purpose-built for hypervisor-integrated environments like NSX.

  • B is wrong because it swaps the VM-1000-HV for the VM-50, which is an entry-level model that does not support NSX deployment.
  • C is wrong because VM-700 is not a valid NSX-supported model in this lineup - it replaces the VM-1000-HV, which is the correct high-end option.
  • D is wrong because not all VM-Series models are NSX-compatible; NSX support is limited to a defined subset of licensed models.

Memory tip: Think "HV = HyperVisor = NSX." If you see VM-1000-HV in an answer choice for an NSX question, that's your anchor - it's the only model with a name that directly signals hypervisor integration, and its presence (along with VM-100 through VM-500) confirms option A.

Topics

#VM-Series models#VMware NSX#deployment compatibility#VM-1000-HV

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