Which two configurations allow for routing traffic between two VDCs? (Choose two.)
Which two configurations allow for routing traffic between two VDCs? (Choose two.)
To route traffic between two VDCs (Virtual Device Contexts), you need to either connect the VDCs to an external Layer 3 device, ensuring they can communicate through an independent intermediary that handles routing (option A), or cross-connect the ports between the VDCs, so communication can occur directly through these connected interfaces (option B). These configurations are necessary because VDCs are isolated from each other by design, and direct traffic routing within the same device is not supported without external connections.
Should be A&B
The Cisco NX-OS software does not support direct communication between VDCs on a single physical device. You must make a physical connection from a port allocated to one VDC to a port allocated to the other VDC to allow the VDCs to communicate. so A&B
A&B should be the right answer.
A and B of course