2V0-71.23 Question 230
Select 2An organization is planning to deploy vSphere with Tanzu to enable Kubernetes workloads on their existing vSphere infrastructure. They want to ensure proper networking configuration for the deployment. Which two configurations are mandatory for enabling vSphere with Tanzu on a vSphere Distributed Switch (vDS)?
- A
A dedicated port group for Kubernetes control plane traffic must be created.
- B
A distributed port group with DHCP enabled must be available for workload networking.
- C
The vSphere Distributed Switch must have vSphere HA enabled.
- D
The vSphere Distributed Switch must have a minimum MTU size of 1600 configured.
- E
A dedicated VLAN ID must be configured for management traffic on the vDS.
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Correct answers: A, D
Explanation
To enable vSphere with Tanzu on a vSphere Distributed Switch, proper networking configurations are essential. A distributed port group with DHCP ensures Kubernetes workloads can obtain IPs dynamically, and an MTU size of 1600 supports overlay networking. These settings are critical for the successful deployment and operation of Kubernetes workloads within vSphere with Tanzu.
- A. Correct.
A dedicated port group for Kubernetes control plane traffic must be created to segregate and manage Kubernetes-related traffic effectively.
- B. Incorrect.
A distributed port group with DHCP enabled is required for workload networking to dynamically assign IPs to Kubernetes workloads.
- C. Incorrect.
vSphere HA settings are unrelated to the configuration of vSphere Distributed Switch for vSphere with Tanzu, as HA is a separate cluster-level feature.
- D. Correct.
The vSphere Distributed Switch must have a minimum MTU size of 1600 configured to support overlay networking and ensure proper packet transmission for Kubernetes workloads.
- E. Incorrect.
A dedicated VLAN ID for management traffic is not a mandatory requirement for enabling vSphere with Tanzu. However, VLANs can be used for traffic isolation if needed.