VCP-VCF Administrator 2024 Question 222
Single answerAn organization is planning to deploy VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) and is evaluating whether to deploy a new NSX Fabric or reuse an existing NSX deployment. Which scenario would most likely require the deployment of a new NSX Fabric?
- A
The organization is migrating workloads from a legacy vSphere environment without NSX integration.
- B
The organization has an existing NSX-T deployment that meets all design and version requirements for VCF.
- C
The organization wants to implement a multi-tenant environment with strict isolation between tenants.
- D
The organization is upgrading an existing VCF deployment to a newer version.
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
Deploying a new NSX Fabric is typically required when there are specific design requirements that cannot be met by the existing NSX deployment. In this case, creating a multi-tenant environment with strict isolation between tenants is a scenario where a new NSX Fabric is often needed. Existing NSX deployments can be reused when they meet all design, version, and compatibility requirements for the intended use case.
- A. Incorrect.
Workload migration from a legacy vSphere environment without NSX does not inherently require a new NSX Fabric, as NSX can be integrated into the migration process based on design requirements.
- B. Incorrect.
If the existing NSX-T deployment meets all design and version requirements for VCF, it can be reused without the need to deploy a new NSX Fabric.
- C. Correct.
Implementing a multi-tenant environment with strict isolation typically necessitates a new NSX Fabric to ensure proper segmentation and policy enforcement, especially if the existing NSX deployment does not support such requirements.
- D. Incorrect.
Upgrading a VCF deployment to a newer version does not require deploying a new NSX Fabric unless the upgrade process reveals incompatibilities or design changes that necessitate a fresh deployment.