NSX Set 2 Flashcards
Which statement accurately describes an Ethernet constraint that impacts the ability of virtual workloads to be deployed in separate racks?
a. There is a maximum number of VLANs that can’t be exceeded in the data center.
b. A broadcast domain can’t be divided by a Layer 3 segment.
c. A MAC address can only be associated with one Ethernet port at a time.
d. All end systems in the VLAN must belong to the same subnet.
b. A broadcast domain can not be divided by a Layer 3 segment.
What is a typical constraint virtual workloads face because of the physical network?
a. Different workloads residing in different subnets
b. Hairpinning of the default gateway
c. NAT configuration for virtual workloads in different subnets
d. Routing protocols configured for virtual workloads in different subnets
b. Hairpinning of the default gateway.
Which of these features is not feasibly provided to virtual workloads by physical
firewalls?
a. Layer 2 security
b. Layer 3 security
c. Layer 4 security
d. Layer 7 security
a. Layer 2 security
Which of the following is not an NSX use case for data center automation?
a. Speeding up network provisioning
b. Streamlining demilitarized zones
c. Maximizing hardware sharing among tenants
d. Simplification of service insertion
c. Maximizing hardware sharing among tenants.
Which NSX component is the focal entity for the automation of NSX?
a. NSX Controller
b. NSX Manager
c. NSX Edge
d. Service Composer
b. NSX Manager
What are two network design options available to minimize the impact of
Spanning Tree Protocol on virtual workloads? (Choose two.)
a. Collapse the Access Layer.
b. Disable STP in all access switch uplinks.
c. Replace Ethernet in the access switch uplinks with a protocol like TRILL.
d. Reduce the size of the MAC tables on Top of Rack switches.
a. Collapse the Access Layer.
c. Replace Ethernet in the access switch uplinks with a protocol like TRILL.
pg. 30, 31 VCP6-NV
What is an advantage of utilizing a POD design?
a. It increases the number of available Ethernet broadcast domains.
b. It increases the mobility diameter of virtual workloads.
c. It reduces the number of access routers needed to support a vSphere de- ployment.
d. It increases the number of MAC addresses that can be stored in the MAC tables.
a. It increases the number of available Ethernet broadcast domains.
pg. 28 VCP6-NV
What is a disadvantage of the collapsed Access Layer design?
a. It moves Layer 3 routing to the Distribution Layer.
b. It limits the migration of virtual workloads.
c. It allows for Ethernet broadcast domain extensions.
d. It increases the number of access routers needed to support a vSphere deployment.
b. It limits the migration of virtual workloads.
pg. 31 VCP6-NV
What is a design goal of the Spine and Leaf design?
a. It increases the number of available default gateways for the virtual
workloads.
b. It maximizes the use of uplinks for Top of Rack switches.
c. It increases the number of available Ethernet broadcast domains.
d. It increases the size of the MAC table on the Top of Rack switches.
b. It maximizes the use of uplinks for Top of Rack switches.
pg. 31 VCP6-NV
Which is not an impact of using NSX with a physical network infrastructure?
a. The reduction in the size of the MAC table in Top of Rack switches.
b. The elimination of the need to run STP on the Top of Rack switch to support virtual workloads.
c. The elimination of the need to have a Distribution Layer.
d. The reduction in the number of Ethernet broadcast domains needed to support virtual workloads.
c. The elimination of the need to have a Distribution Layer.
Which two are vSphere features required for an NSX implementation? (Choose two.)
a. vSphere Standard Switch
b. vSphere vMotion
c. vSphere Distributed Switch
d. vSphere vCenter
c. vSphere Distributed Switch
d. vSphere vCenter
How does a vSphere Distributed Switch learn MAC addresses?
a. The vSphere Distributed Switch learns MAC addresses by MAC learning.
b. vCenter provides virtual machine MAC addresses to the vSphere Distributed Switch.
c. The vSphere Distributed Switch learns MAC addresses by flooding every Ethernet frame it processes.
d. The vSphere Distributed Switch learns MAC addresses by reading the vmx file of virtual machines at power on.
d. The vSphere Distributed Switch learns MAC addresses by reading the vmx file of virtual machines at power on.
Which is not a step in configuring LACP on a vSphere Distributed Switch?
a. Add VMNICs to the LACP link.
b. Configure the vSphere Distributed Switch to use the LACP link.
c. Create an LACP link on the vSphere Distributed Switch.
d. Configure the dvPortgroup to use the LACP link.
b. Configure the vSphere Distributed Switch to use the LACP link.
Which QoS related action is not supported by vSphere Distributed Switches?
a. Rewriting the DSCP marking of virtual machine traffic to 51
b. Adding a CoS value of 2 to ESXi host management traffic
c. Classifying DSCP or CoS values for traffic coming from the physical network
d. Assigning a CoS value of 34 to vMotion traffic
d. Assigning a CoS value of 34 to vMotion traffic
An end user at a remote office has an SNMP session open with a router located at the data center. The traffic is routed via the remote office’s router. From the remote office’s router perspective, in which plane does this traffic reside?
a. Management plane
b. Cloud management plane
c. Control plane
d. Data plane
d. Data plane