What is the primary benefit of registering a VMware vCenter Server as a compute manager in NSX?
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After a vCenter Server is successfully registered as a compute manager, which inventory becomes available to NSX for policy and transport-node workflows?
An administrator tries to register a vCenter that is already registered to another NSX Manager in the usual single-manager ownership model. What should the administrator expect?
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Why might an administrator enable the service-account creation option while adding a vCenter compute manager?
In a Multi NSX setup where several NSX Managers register to the same vCenter, what happens to a cluster already owned by a different NSX Manager when viewed from your manager?
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What does a transport zone define in NSX?
Which statement correctly matches a transport zone type to the segment type it supports?
A segment can be realized only on transport nodes that meet which condition?
What transport-zone membership does an NSX Edge transport node typically need to handle routed north-south traffic for overlay workloads?
Which condition is required for an NSX Edge to use multiple overlay tunnels (multi-TEP) on a transport node?
What best describes a VLAN segment in NSX?
When is a VLAN segment the most appropriate choice?
What is the role of the VLAN ID configured on an NSX VLAN segment?
Which physical-network expectation must be true for workloads on an NSX VLAN segment to reach devices outside NSX on that same VLAN?
Two NSX VLAN segments use the same VLAN ID but belong to different transport zones. What determines where each segment can actually be realized?
What encapsulation is typically used for NSX overlay segments?
What design advantage do overlay segments provide compared with pure VLAN-backed networking?
What prerequisite must an ESXi host meet to run workloads on a specific overlay segment?
When two virtual machines on different ESXi hosts communicate over the same overlay segment, what happens on the transport network?
What does the physical underlay need in order for NSX overlay segments to work across hosts?
Which NSX gateway type typically connects the NSX environment to physical routers for north-south routing?
Which gateway is typically used to connect application segments and provide tenant-level routing before handing traffic to Tier-0?
Which function is most strongly associated with a Tier-0 gateway rather than a Tier-1 gateway?
Why would an architect place multiple Tier-1 gateways under a shared Tier-0 gateway?
A company wants separate routing domains for Dev, Prod, and Shared Services, but it wants only one uplink domain to the physical network. Which NSX design best fits?
Which firewall type is enforced closest to virtual workloads for east-west microsegmentation?
Traffic between two virtual machines on the same segment and the same ESXi host must be filtered before leaving the host. Which firewall family is designed for this use case?
Where is Gateway Firewall primarily enforced in NSX?
Which situation most strongly calls for Gateway Firewall instead of Distributed Firewall?
Why do many NSX designs use both Distributed Firewall and Gateway Firewall together?
Gateway Firewall is supported on which NSX gateway types?
When creating a gateway-specific firewall policy, what additional scope must be selected that is not required for a typical distributed firewall policy?
For VLAN-connected workloads that need Gateway Firewall inspection, which interface type is typically used on the Tier-0 or Tier-1 gateway?
Which statement about NSX gateway interface types and Gateway Firewall is correct?
Which statement correctly compares Tier-0 and Tier-1 Gateway Firewall capabilities in official NSX 4.x documentation?
Which predefined Distributed Firewall category is typically recommended for rules that allow DNS, NTP, DHCP, backup, and other shared services?
How are Distributed Firewall categories evaluated in NSX?
If both a Distributed Firewall policy and a rule inside that policy define Applied To groups, which setting takes precedence?
What is the main purpose of the Applied To field in a Distributed Firewall policy or rule?
What does the Jump to Application action do in a Distributed Firewall rule?
Which firewall action silently discards packets without notifying the sender?
Which firewall action denies traffic and notifies the sender with a TCP RST or an ICMP administratively prohibited message?
In NSX firewall rule direction settings, what does IN mean?
A security administrator wants firewall logs to include a custom identifier so events can be correlated in a SIEM. Which rule option should be used?
Which statement best explains why gateway firewall rules require NSX Edge resources while distributed firewall rules do not?
Which VPN service types does NSX support on an NSX Edge node?
What is the main difference between route-based and policy-based IPSec VPN in NSX?
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