2V0-41.24 Question 244
Select 3An organization is integrating VMware NSX-T into their environment, and they need to onboard Local Manager configurations and workloads into the Global Manager. Which of the following steps are required to successfully complete the onboarding process?
- A
Ensure that the Local Manager is running a compatible version with the Global Manager.
- B
Establish a secure connection between the Local Manager and the Global Manager.
- C
Manually migrate all workloads to the Global Manager before onboarding.
- D
Enable the Global Manager to discover and register the Local Manager.
- E
Synchronize all user roles and permissions between the Local Manager and the Global Manager.
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Correct answers: A, B, D
Explanation
To onboard Local Manager configurations and workloads into the Global Manager, you must ensure version compatibility, establish a secure connection, and enable the Global Manager to discover and register the Local Manager. These steps ensure smooth integration and synchronization of configurations between the Local and Global Managers. Manual workload migration and role synchronization are not required during the onboarding process.
- A. Correct.
Ensuring version compatibility between the Local Manager and the Global Manager is a critical step for successful onboarding. Without a compatible version, the Local Manager cannot connect or synchronize configurations.
- B. Correct.
A secure connection must be established between the Local Manager and the Global Manager to enable data transfer and configuration synchronization.
- C. Incorrect.
Manually migrating workloads is not required before onboarding. Workloads remain managed by the Local Manager until they are configured to be managed by the Global Manager.
- D. Correct.
The Global Manager must be enabled to discover and register the Local Manager to establish a connection and manage configurations.
- E. Incorrect.
While role and permission synchronization is important, it is not a required step during the onboarding process. User roles and permissions are typically managed separately.