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VMware NSX 4.x Advanced Design
3V0-42.23
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Prepare for the 3V0-42.23 exam to validate your skills in advanced design for VMware NSX 4.x.
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Questions 51–60 of 189
What happens when an NSX Edge device runs out of available IP addresses from its assigned DHCP pool?
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A
Clients receive static IPs
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B
DHCP service shuts down
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C
Clients receive APIPA addresses
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D
Clients are dropped from the network
Explanation
Clients typically fall back to APIPA when DHCP fails to assign addresses.
Which service provides advanced load balancing for applications?
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A
NSX Advanced Load Balancer
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B
VMware vSphere Replication
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C
NSX Distributed Firewall
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D
vRealize Network Insight
Explanation
NSX Advanced Load Balancer provides application traffic management; others serve different purposes.
A company needs secure multi-cloud connectivity for its applications. What should they implement?
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A
NSX VPN and Direct Connect
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B
vSphere Storage DRS
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C
vCenter High Availability
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D
VMware Tanzu
Explanation
NSX VPN and Direct Connect enable secure connectivity across clouds; others do not address multi-cloud needs.
You are configuring an NSX Distributed Firewall. What happens when you apply a deny rule above an allow rule?
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A
All traffic is allowed
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B
Traffic is denied unless explicitly allowed
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C
Rules are ignored and all traffic is allowed
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D
Only outbound traffic is affected
Explanation
Deny rules above allow rules take precedence; thus, traffic is denied unless specifically permitted.
Which service provides logical switching in NSX?
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A
Logical Switches
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B
Edge Services
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C
Distributed Firewall
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D
Load Balancer
Explanation
Logical Switches create Layer 2 networks for VMs, while other options serve different functions.
A company needs to enforce security policies across multiple NSX segments. What should they implement?
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A
Shared Edge Services
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B
NSX Distributed Firewall
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C
VLAN Trunking
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D
Service Insertion
Explanation
The NSX Distributed Firewall allows policy enforcement at the VM level across segments, unlike the other options.
You are configuring an NSX Tier-0 Gateway. What happens when you enable HA with Active/Standby mode?
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A
Two active routers run simultaneously
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B
Increased throughput on one router
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C
Automatic failover between routers
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D
Only one router processes traffic
Explanation
Enabling HA in Active/Standby mode allows for automatic failover; the other options describe incorrect HA behavior.
Which service enables micro-segmentation in NSX?
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A
NSX Distributed Firewall
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B
NSX Load Balancer
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C
NSX Edge Gateway
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D
NSX Manager
Explanation
NSX Distributed Firewall provides micro-segmentation, while the others focus on networking functions.
A company needs to ensure network traffic can only be monitored by specific users in their NSX environment. What should they configure?
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A
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
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B
Layer 7 Load Balancing
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C
Service Insertion
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D
VPN Tunneling
Explanation
RBAC allows specific access rights to users; other options do not address user permissions.
You are configuring dynamic routing within NSX. What happens when you set a lower administrative distance for a static route than for an OSPF route?
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A
Static route is preferred
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B
OSPF route is preferred
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C
Both routes are used
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D
Static route is ignored
Explanation
A lower administrative distance means higher preference; OSPF would be ignored for static.