2V0-41.24 Question 284
Single answerAn organization is deploying a new NSX-T Data Center environment and wants to create a segment for its web servers. The network administrator needs to ensure the segment is isolated from other segments and does not provide DHCP services. During the configuration, the administrator notices the 'DHCP Config' section in the segment settings. What action should the administrator take to meet the requirements?
- A
Leave the 'DHCP Config' section empty while creating the segment.
- B
Select 'Enable DHCP' and configure a DHCP range.
- C
Select 'Disable DHCP' in the 'DHCP Config' section.
- D
Assign a DHCP profile in the 'DHCP Config' section.
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
To meet the requirement of ensuring that the segment does not provide DHCP services, the administrator must explicitly disable DHCP in the 'DHCP Config' section of the segment settings. This ensures that the segment remains isolated and does not offer IP addresses to devices connected to it.
- A. Incorrect.
Leaving the 'DHCP Config' section empty does not explicitly disable DHCP services, which might lead to unintended behavior or misconfiguration.
- B. Incorrect.
Enabling DHCP and configuring a DHCP range would contradict the requirement of not providing DHCP services for the segment.
- C. Correct.
Disabling DHCP explicitly ensures that no DHCP services will be provided by the segment, meeting the requirement for its configuration.
- D. Incorrect.
Assigning a DHCP profile would enable DHCP services, which is not aligned with the requirement of isolation and no DHCP.