2V0-41.24 Question 295
Select 3You are tasked with deploying NSX Edge Nodes in a new NSX-T Data Center environment. The requirement is to configure the Edge Nodes in a cluster to provide redundancy and high availability for north-south traffic. Which steps are necessary to successfully deploy and configure the Edge Nodes as per the requirement?
- A
Deploy the NSX Edge Nodes using the NSX Manager and connect them to the desired Edge Cluster.
- B
Configure the T0 Gateway to use Active-Active failover mode for high availability.
- C
Assign the NSX Edge Nodes to an existing Transport Zone configured for Overlay traffic.
- D
Ensure the Edge Nodes have interfaces connected to both the Overlay and VLAN-backed segments.
- E
Enable BGP on the T0 Gateway and configure neighbors for external routing.
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Correct answers: A, C, D
Explanation
To deploy and configure NSX Edge Nodes for redundancy and high availability, it is critical to deploy the Edge Nodes using NSX Manager and assign them to an Edge Cluster. The Nodes must be connected to an Overlay Transport Zone and have interfaces connected to both Overlay and VLAN-backed segments to ensure proper communication. Configuring BGP and failover modes might be necessary depending on the use case, but they are not explicitly required for the deployment of the Edge Nodes themselves.
- A. Correct.
Deploying NSX Edge Nodes via the NSX Manager and assigning them to an Edge Cluster is a critical step in achieving redundancy and high availability.
- B. Incorrect.
Configuring the T0 Gateway in Active-Active mode is not necessarily required for redundancy and high availability. Active-Standby mode is often sufficient and more commonly used.
- C. Correct.
NSX Edge Nodes need to be connected to an existing Transport Zone for Overlay traffic to support north-south and east-west traffic routing.
- D. Correct.
Edge Nodes must have interfaces connected to both Overlay and VLAN-backed segments to facilitate communication between the virtual and physical network.
- E. Incorrect.
While enabling BGP and configuring neighbors is an important step for external routing, it is not specific to the deployment of Edge Nodes or the creation of Edge Clusters.