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An architect is designing a new VMware software-defined data center (SDDC) that will consist of 100 branch sites connected to a single VMware vCenter Server within the primary data center. To allow for the use of existing automation scripts, there is a requirement to replicate the names of the virtual distributed port groups across all sites. The procurement team purchases licensing and there is no further budget allocated.

Which design decision should the architect make to meet this requirement?

    Correct Answer: D

    To meet the requirement of replicating the names of the virtual distributed port groups across all sites while connected to a single VMware vCenter Server, the architect should create a new virtual data center for each branch site. This allows for the duplication of port group names within a single vCenter instance, as different virtual data centers can contain objects with the same names without conflicts. Deploying a new vCenter Server or host and cluster folder will not achieve this requirement, and updating the automation script to reflect unique naming for each site contradicts the requirement to replicate the names.

Discussion
nemisis95Option: D

Ahhh it is D. D. A new virtual data center will be created for each branch site Just tested it.

bpexamOption: D

D. A new virtual data center will be created for each branch site

laogegeOption: D

D. A new virtual data center will be created for each branch site

AoliveraOption: B

It is b. The vds s a construct within a dc so to use a single vds they need to have the locations within the same cd in centre. https://communities.vmware.com/t5/ESXi-Discussions/Distributed-Switch-across-datacenters-and-clusters/td-p/1684595

nemisis95Option: D

D. new Datacenter object

sidious_awsOption: D

I give credit to nemisis95. D is the answer. A. License cost - No further budget B. Host and Cluster folder won't do anything - Network Folder will allow duplicate ports C. Automation script will be updated - Requirement to replicate DPG's D. New DC - Allows duplicate DPG's (just tried it)

PSE_ITOption: D

D, new DC object can allow the same naming for portgroups and virtual switches.

nemisis95Option: B

Changing my answer to B. A new host and cluster folder will be created for each branch site https://docs.delltechnologies.com/bundle/PS_MG_1000V_VDS/page/GUID-942B8E0B-439B-4602-9E01-93372180586E.html "Starting with vCenter 6.0, duplicate port groups names are allowed across different distributed switches if those switches are in different network folders." I know the link says network folders, but I assume it would work with host and cluster folder too

guille804

Coincido con vos Nemisis95, he comprobado y si funciona. Dos carpetas de Network con mismo name de vPg Distribuido. Lo que no coincido es que habla de "new host and cluster folder" esta folder solo aloja host/cluster, y la prueba la hice sobre una "new network folder", por eso descarto esta opcion y voy por la D (tambien probada y si funciona).

estornudoOption: D

I'd say D

FR_WolfmanOption: D

A >> Only one vCenter is planned to be deployed. Deploying more is not necessary, and would need more licences. B >> Won’t help anything for the duplicate names C >> Won’t help either D >> Having multiples vSphere Datacenters is the only way to have duplicate names in the same vCenter Server

moustahyOption: D

IT is D

cloudsinairOption: D

D is correct one, i have verified it.

primanturinOption: D

D Hosts provisioned with vSphere Auto Deploy cache the image (stateless caching): Set up and apply a host profile for stateless caching. You can cache the image on a local disk, a remote disk, or a USB drive. Continue provisioning this host with vSphere Auto Deploy. If the vSphere Auto Deploy server becomes unavailable, for example because hundreds of hosts attempt to access it simultaneously, the host boots from the cache. The host attempts to reach the vSphere Auto Deploy server after the boot operation to complete configuration. Hosts provisioned with vSphere Auto Deploy become stateful hosts: Set up and apply a host profile for stateful installs. When you provision a host with vSphere Auto Deploy, the image is installed on the local disk, a remote disk, or a USB drive. For subsequent boots, you boot from the disk. The host no longer uses vSphere Auto Deploy. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.esxi.install.doc/GUID-C6FBA22C-048A-455F-9D45-58834445ACA5.html

primanturin

SORRY!! Please, ignore the explanation, wrong question!

cloud29

Moderator should delete that it just makes mess here.

nemisis95Option: C

Changed my answer to C C. The automation script will be updated to reflect unique naming for each site Process of elimination. A. A new vCenter Server will be deployed for each branch site No - "100 branch sites connected to a single VMware vCenter Server within the primary data center" B. A new host and cluster folder will be created for each branch site Just tested this. You can't create a "New Host and Cluster Folder" in the Networking section of vCenter D. A new virtual data center will be created for each branch site Even with a Virtual Datacenter per branch, you still won't be able to replicate the names of the virtual distributed port groups

AletzzissOption: C

maybe will be C?