Which two methods should an administrator employ to set up the AHV host VLANs in a cluster to follow Nutanix recommendations? (Choose two.)
Which two methods should an administrator employ to set up the AHV host VLANs in a cluster to follow Nutanix recommendations? (Choose two.)
To set up the AHV host VLANs in a cluster following Nutanix recommendations, it is essential to ensure that the CVM and the AHV host are on the same VLAN. This helps in maintaining uninterrupted communication and management traffic. Additionally, it is advisable to avoid adding guest VMs to the same VLAN as the CVM and AHV host to prevent any potential network congestion or security issues, thereby ensuring optimal performance and isolation of management traffic from guest traffic.
A,C : are correct https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/solutions/details?targetId=BP-2029_AHV:top_ahv_networking_best_practices_checklist.html
C and D?
Correct, CD.
Correct answer should be AC. The question asks for a method not what an administrator should do for avoidance.
CD are correct one
C/D - D is a better answer than A. I leave it to the customer to put the host and CVM on their own VLAN and make that the native vlan.
Option A cannot be correct. Not ALL VMs should be in a new particular VLAN. ALL VMs might be in different VLANs, other than VLAN 0 and different each other. Because of this C and D are better options.
It is not necessary to put cvm and host in vlan0.(It is by de-fault they are in vlan0, but can be changed to other vlan too, ex: vlan 10). Only thing we need to make sure is that both cvm and host are in same vlan(not necessary vlan0). Therefore, D is more correct then A.
CD are correct one
AC is the correct
This is a really tricky question. From my point of view, A and C are correct, but also D is a logical consequence of A-C
https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/solutions/details?targetId=BP-2029_AHV:top_ahv_networking_best_practices_checklist.html
C and D are correct. The hosts and CVMs must be in the same subnet. The EPA and AAPM e-learning classes both mention not adding guest VMs to that VLAN.