3V0-42.23 VMware NSX 4.x Advanced Design Exam Dumps
3V0-42.23 VMware NSX 4.x Advanced Design Exam Dumps
3. Why Active-Active Tier-0 with Multiple Edge Nodes is the Best Choice (D)
Supports Equal-Cost Multi-Path (ECMP) routing, distributing North-South traffic across multiple paths.
Provides better scalability and performance than Active-Standby mode.
Ideal for high-volume applications like e-commerce sites that require low-latency, high-throughput
connections.
6.What should growth patterns for edge clusters consider? (Choose two)
A. Future network traffic projections
B. Anticipated services to be added
C. The availability of IPv4 addresses
D. The brand of hardware in use
Answer: AB
14.Which two are part of the process for registering a Local Manager (LM) to a Global Manager (GM)
in NSX for centralized management of network and security services across different locations?
(Choose two.)
A. The LM Cluster VIP (or FQDN LM Cluster VIP) is provided for GM-LM communication.
B. The LM will validate the GM license to perform the GM registration.
C. The IP or FQDN of any of the three LM nodes must be used for registration.
D. The external load balancer VIP is used for NSX Managers without requiring node API certificate
updates.
E. The GM-Active requests the LM IP (or FQDN) and admin credentials for registration.
Answer: A, E
Explanation:
NSX Federation Registration Process (Correct Answers - A, E):
(A - LM Cluster VIP is used for GM-LM communication)
Ensures that the Global Manager (GM) can communicate with Local Managers (LMs) via a stable
endpoint.
(E - GM-Active requests LM IP/FQDN and admin credentials for registration)
The Global Manager initiates the registration process by requesting LM connection details and
authentication credentials.
Incorrect Options:
(B - LM Validates GM License):
The GM handles licensing validation, not the Local Manager.
(C - IP/FQDN of Any LM Node for Registration):
NSX requires the LM Cluster VIP, not an individual node’s IP, to ensure HA and failover support.
(D - External Load Balancer VIP):
NSX does not require an external load balancer for GM-LM communication.
VMware NSX 4.x
Reference: NSX-T Federation Deployment Guide
NSX Federation Centralized Security and Networking Management Guide
21. Why "Customer Assumes NSX Will Integrate with Existing Infrastructure" is Correct (A)
Integration with existing infrastructure (e.g., physical networks, firewalls, cloud providers) must be
validated.
Assuming compatibility without testing can cause deployment failures or feature limitations.
Common integration challenges include: VLAN scalability, MTU size mismatch, or unsupported
physical networking hardware.
24.A large multinational company is expanding its data center due to increased demand for online
services.
The company is considering shifting from an NSX Edge VM design to a bare-metal NSX Edge design
to accommodate new hardware acquisitions and maximize performance.
Which is a potential benefit for the company in shifting from an NSX Edge VM design to a bare-metal
NSX Edge design?
A. It will maximize performance by reducing virtualization overhead.
B. It will allow for the implementation of more VLANs.
C. It will automatically distribute stateful services across Edge nodes.
D. It will eliminate the need for stateful services.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Performance Benefits of Bare-Metal NSX Edge (Correct Answer - A):
Bare-metal NSX Edge Nodes provide higher performance by eliminating the virtualization overhead
associated with Edge VMs running inside ESXi/KVM hosts.
This increases throughput and reduces latency, making it ideal for high-bandwidth applications (e.g.,
Load Balancing, VPN, and NAT).
Incorrect Options:
(B - More VLANs):
The number of VLANs is not limited by the NSX Edge type. VLAN scalability depends on physical
network design.
(C - Automatic Stateful Service Distribution):
Stateful services (NAT, FW, LB, VPN) do not auto-distribute. Stateful HA must be manually
configured.
(D - Eliminates Stateful Services):
Stateful services (e.g., NAT, Load Balancer, Firewall) are still required, regardless of Edge
deployment mode.
VMware NSX 4.x
Reference: VMware NSX-T Bare-Metal Edge Deployment Guide
NSX-T Edge Node Performance Optimization
26. NSX Security Best Practices for Microservices-Based Designs Use NSX Distributed Firewall
(DFW) for Micro-Segmentation
Apply security at the workload (vNIC) level to prevent lateral movement of threats. Enforce Zero Trust
security model by restricting traffic between risk zones.
Group Workloads by Security Posture Instead of Static IPs
Leverage dynamic security groups (tags, VM attributes) instead of static IPs.
Assign security rules based on business logic (e.g., production vs. development, PCI-compliant
workloads).
Use Security Policies Instead of Individual Firewall Rules
Policies provide abstraction, reducing the number of firewall rules.
Easier to manage and apply to multiple workloads dynamically.
Monitor and Automate Security Policies Using NSX Intelligence
Continuously analyze workload communication patterns using VMware Aria Operations for Networks
(formerly vRealize Network Insight).
Automate rule updates based on detected traffic flows.
27.Multitier architectures in NSX provide control over stateful service location by:
A. Limiting the bandwidth available to certain applications
B. Separating services that require statefulness from those that do not
C. Centralizing all network services in a single tier
D. Requiring all traffic to pass through a physical router
Answer: B
29.A company is planning to deploy NSX to provide a multi-tenant environment for their customers.
The solutions architect is responsible for designing the network services to ensure that each tenant's
traffic is isolated and secure.
Which of the following NSX features should the solutions architect use to achieve this goal?
A. Load Balancing
B. VLAN
C. NAT
D. Distributed Firewall
Answer: D
Explanation:
Distributed Firewall for Multi-Tenant Security (Correct Answer - D):
NSX Distributed Firewall (DFW) enables tenant isolation at the virtual machine level.
It enforces security policies directly on vNICs, ensuring East-West traffic control without needing
hardware firewalls.
This ensures multi-tenancy compliance, preventing cross-tenant communication unless explicitly
allowed.
Incorrect Options:
(A - Load Balancing):
NSX Load Balancer improves application availability but does not provide traffic isolation.
(B - VLAN):
VLANs provide basic segmentation but do not offer granular control like DFW.
(C - NAT):
NAT provides IP address translation but does not ensure tenant security.
VMware NSX 4.x
Reference: NSX-T Data Center Multi-Tenancy Design Guide
NSX-T Distributed Firewall Best Practices