New ESXi hosts are procured in a data center compute expansion project. An engineer must update the configuration on the Cisco APIC controllers to support the addition of the new servers to the existing VMM domain. Which action should be taken to support this change?
To add new ESXi hosts to the existing Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) domain, the leaf interfaces that the new hosts are connected to must be mapped to the AEP (Attachable Entity Profile) associated with the VMM domain. This ensures that the correct network policies are applied to the interfaces, allowing the new servers to operate within the existing VMM configuration.
I think that D is correct
More correctly: Apply an Interface Policy Group - which has the AAEP with the existing VMM domain configured - to the Interface Selectors.
https://aci-lab.ciscolive.com/lab/pod9/acivmm/add-hosts-dvs
Any new exam takers? Is this still valid? I heard that Cisco Data Center certification is getting some revisions.
D is correct since we are just adding a new ESXi host
When adding new ESXi hosts to a VMM domain, the ACI fabric needs additional VLANs to handle the traffic for the new hosts. These VLANs are used internally by the ACI fabric for communication between the leaf switches and the ESXi hosts. By creating a range of internal VLANs in the VLAN pool associated with the VMM domain, you ensure that the fabric has enough VLANs to support the new hosts.