2V0-41.24 Question 239
Select 3An organization is implementing NSX Federation to enable a centralized management and policy framework across multiple NSX-T Data Center environments. As part of the Federation configuration workflow, which of the following tasks must be completed to establish the Global Manager and Local Manager relationship successfully?
- A
Deploy the Global Manager as a separate appliance in the primary NSX-T Data Center site.
- B
Register the Local Manager with the Global Manager using its FQDN or IP address.
- C
Configure the Global Manager to use the same UUID as the Local Manager for synchronization.
- D
Ensure that all NSX-T Data Center sites are running compatible software versions for Federation.
- E
Verify that the Global Manager and Local Manager use unique IP addresses and do not overlap.
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Correct answers: B, D, E
Explanation
To successfully configure NSX Federation, it is essential to establish proper communication between the Global Manager and Local Manager. This involves registering the Local Manager with the Global Manager, ensuring software version compatibility across sites, and verifying that the IP addresses of the Global Manager and Local Manager are unique and non-overlapping. These steps are critical to creating a stable and functional Federation environment.
- A. Incorrect.
Deploying a Global Manager is necessary, but it is not a separate appliance. Instead, the NSX-T Global Manager is deployed as part of the NSX-T installation and configured to manage multiple sites.
- B. Correct.
Registering the Local Manager with the Global Manager is a critical step in the Federation configuration workflow. This establishes the communication link between the two components.
- C. Incorrect.
The UUIDs for the Global Manager and Local Manager need to be unique. Configuring them to have the same UUID would cause conflicts in the Federation environment.
- D. Correct.
All NSX-T Data Center sites must run compatible software versions to ensure that the Federation features, like centralized policy management, function correctly.
- E. Correct.
The Global Manager and Local Manager must use unique IP addresses to avoid conflicts in the network. Overlapping IP addresses can cause routing and communication issues.