2V0-41.24 Question 355
Select 2You are tasked with deploying a Tier-1 Gateway and connecting it to a VRF Gateway in an NSX-T Data Center environment. The Tier-1 Gateway must support multiple tenants and route traffic through the VRF Gateway. Which steps are required to successfully deploy and connect the Tier-1 Gateway to the VRF Gateway?
- A
Create a Tier-1 Gateway and configure it with a specific tenant's segment.
- B
Attach the Tier-1 Gateway to the VRF Gateway by selecting the VRF context during Tier-1 Gateway deployment.
- C
Configure the Tier-1 Gateway with a unique Route Distinguisher (RD) matching the VRF Gateway.
- D
Enable Route Advertisement on the Tier-1 Gateway and the VRF Gateway to exchange routes.
- E
Manually assign static routes on the Tier-1 Gateway pointing to the VRF Gateway.
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Correct answers: B, D
Explanation
To successfully connect a Tier-1 Gateway to a VRF Gateway, you need to select the VRF context during deployment of the Tier-1 Gateway, ensuring it is associated with the correct VRF Gateway. Additionally, enabling Route Advertisement on both the Tier-1 Gateway and the VRF Gateway facilitates dynamic routing, allowing for seamless route exchange and connectivity between the gateways. Configuring static routes or unique Route Distinguishers at the Tier-1 Gateway level is not required as these settings are managed at the VRF Gateway level.
- A. Incorrect.
Creating a Tier-1 Gateway and assigning it to a tenant's segment is valid for tenant segmentation but does not specifically establish a connection to the VRF Gateway.
- B. Correct.
This is correct. During Tier-1 Gateway deployment, selecting the VRF context ensures the Tier-1 Gateway connects to the appropriate VRF Gateway for tenant-specific routing.
- C. Incorrect.
Route Distinguisher (RD) is configured at the VRF Gateway level, not the Tier-1 Gateway. The RD is used for identifying unique routes for VRFs but is not directly configured on Tier-1 Gateways.
- D. Correct.
This is correct. Route Advertisement must be enabled on both the Tier-1 Gateway and the VRF Gateway to ensure dynamic route exchange and connectivity.
- E. Incorrect.
Manually assigning static routes is not required as dynamic routing between Tier-1 Gateways and VRF Gateways is achieved through route advertisement protocols.