VMware 2V0-642 Exam Questions

Question 6 of 121

Which two network services are abstracted from the underlying hardware by NSX? (Choose two.)

A.

Virtual Private Networks

B.

Multiprotocol Label Switching

C.

Load Balancing

D.

Overlay Transport Virtualizations

Question 7 of 121

When specifying a source for a security rule, what is the purpose of the Negate Source check box?

A.

If Negate Source is selected, the rule is sent to only the objects identified under object type.

B.

If Negate Source is selected, the rule is applied to traffic coming from all sources except for the source identified under the object type.

C.

If Negate Source is not selected, the rule is applied to traffic coming from all sources except for the source identified under the object type.

D.

if Negate Source is not selected, the rule is sent to only the objects identified under the object type.

Question 8 of 121

What are two requirements of the network infrastructure to virtualize the access layer? (Choose two.)

A.

IPv4 connectivity among ESXi hosts provided by a spine-leaf network design.

B.

IPv4 connectivity among ESXi hosts.

C.

Increased MTU if the virtual machines are using the default MTU size of 1500.

D.

A Redundant, Layer 3, Top-of-Rack network design to provide high availability to ESX hosts.

Question 9 of 121

Which vSphere network object abstracts the physical network, provides access-level switching in the hypervisor and enables support for overlay networking?

A.

Standard Switch

B.

Distributed Port Group

C.

Distributed Switch

D.

Logical Switch

Question 10 of 121

A network administrator has been tasked with deploying a 3-tier application across two data centers. Tier-1 and tier-2 will be located in Datacenter-A and tier-3 will be located in Datacenter-B.
Which NSX components are needed to make this deployment functional?

A.

A universal transport zone deployed with a universal distributed logical router (UDLR), a universal logical switch and two local logical switches connected to the UDLR.

B.

A universal transport zone deployed with a universal distributed logical router (UDLR), two universal logical switches and a single logical switch connected to the UDLR.

C.

A universal transport zone deployed with a universal distributed logical router (UDLR) and three universal logical switches connected to the UDLR.

D.

A universal transport zone, a universal distributed logical router (UDLR) and three local switches in each data center connected to the UDLR