2V0-41.24 Question 335
Select 3You are tasked with configuring uplink segments for an NSX-T deployment in a data center. The deployment requires high availability and redundancy for the transport nodes. During the configuration, you need to ensure that the uplink segments are properly associated with physical NICs and are ready for traffic forwarding. Which steps must you take to correctly create and configure the uplink segments in NSX-T?
- A
Assign uplink segments to the Transport Zones.
- B
Map the uplink segments to the appropriate physical NICs on the transport nodes.
- C
Enable VLAN tagging on the uplink segments to match the VLAN configuration of the physical network.
- D
Assign the uplink segments directly to the Logical Switches without creating Transport Zones.
- E
Configure the uplink segments with IP Pools for overlay traffic.
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Correct answers: A, B, C
Explanation
To create uplink segments in NSX-T, you must assign them to Transport Zones, map them to the transport nodes' physical NICs, and ensure VLAN tagging matches the physical network's configuration. These steps ensure proper connectivity between the NSX-T environment and the physical network, enabling redundancy and high availability. Uplink segments are not directly associated with Logical Switches, and IP Pools are used for overlay traffic rather than uplink segment configuration.
- A. Correct.
Assigning uplink segments to the Transport Zones is necessary to ensure they are available for transport nodes and connected to the appropriate network infrastructure.
- B. Correct.
Uplink segments must be mapped to the physical NICs on the transport nodes to establish the physical connectivity required for traffic forwarding.
- C. Correct.
VLAN tagging ensures that the uplink segments can communicate correctly with the physical network using the appropriate VLANs, which is essential for proper traffic segmentation and forwarding.
- D. Incorrect.
Uplink segments cannot be directly assigned to Logical Switches; they are used for transport node connectivity, not directly for Logical Switch operations.
- E. Incorrect.
IP Pools are configured for overlay traffic, not for uplink segments. Uplink segments are used for physical underlay connectivity and do not require IP Pool assignments.