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VMware Network Virtualization Professional

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Validate your skills with the 2V0-41.24 exam focused on VMware Network Virtualization.

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Questions 131–140 of 200

Q131

You are configuring DLR (Distributed Logical Router) in NSX. What is its primary function?

  • A Load balancing traffic
  • B Providing firewall services
  • C Performing east-west routing
  • D Enabling VPN services
Explanation DLR facilitates east-west traffic routing in a virtual environment, unlike the other options.
Q132

What happens when you set the MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) to a value less than 1500 bytes on an NSX segment?

  • A Increased throughput
  • B Packet fragmentation occurs
  • C Improved performance
  • D No effect on traffic
Explanation Lowering MTU can cause packet fragmentation, while the other options are incorrect.
Q133

Which service is primarily used for logical switching in VMware NSX?

  • A NSX-T Data Center
  • B vSphere Replication
  • C NSX Distributed Firewall
  • D vRealize Network Insight
Explanation NSX-T Data Center provides logical switching, while the others serve different functions.
Q134

A company needs to ensure that their virtual networks can span multiple vCenter Servers. What should you implement?

  • A NSX-T Federation
  • B vSphere vMotion
  • C vCenter HA
  • D VMware Site Recovery
Explanation NSX-T Federation allows network resources across multiple vCenter Servers, unlike the others which serve different purposes.
Q135

What happens when a VXLAN segment is incorrectly configured with the wrong multicast address?

  • A Traffic is sent to wrong VMs
  • B No traffic can be routed
  • C All segments lose connectivity
  • D Isolation of the segment occurs
Explanation Incorrect multicast leads to traffic being sent incorrectly, while others don't accurately depict the result.
Q136

Which service allows users to manage network policies in NSX-T?

  • A Network Configuration
  • B Policy Management
  • C Load Balancing
  • D Edge Services
Explanation Policy Management enables the management of network policies, while the other options cover different functions in NSX-T.
Q137

A company needs to restrict network connectivity between segments. What should they implement?

  • A Route Aggregation
  • B ACLs
  • C Load Balancers
  • D VPN Tunnel
Explanation ACLs (Access Control Lists) restrict connectivity between different network segments, whereas the other options relate to routing, load balancing, or secure connections without segment restriction.
Q138

What happens when a microservice interacts with a non-containerized application in an NSX-T environment?

  • A Direct communication allowed without restrictions
  • B Requires VPN for communication
  • C Must use vCenter API only
  • D Cannot communicate at all
Explanation Direct communication is possible because NSX-T supports both containerized and non-containerized applications; other options incorrectly impose restrictions or methods that are not applicable.
Q139

Which service provides L2 network connectivity in VMware NSX?

  • A NSX Edge
  • B NSX Manager
  • C NSX Controller
  • D NSX Data Plane
Explanation NSX Controller manages the distributed switching and provides L2 connectivity, while others serve different functions.
Q140

A company needs to secure its NSX environment. What is a best practice for managing access?

  • A Using a single admin account
  • B Implement role-based access control
  • C Allow all network users
  • D Disable logging features
Explanation Role-based access control helps ensure security by granting permissions based on user roles, whereas others create vulnerabilities.