VMware vSphere 6 Advanced Design (VCAP6-DCV Design) — Question 35

A business organization has different types of network traffic, and all the types of traffic must be kept separated. The design architect knows that the number of required networks is greater that the number of physical ports in the system.
Which three choices can the architect use to keep the traffic separated? (Choose three.)

Answer options

• A. Combine vMotion, Management, and vSAN to one VMkernel port.
• B. Configure VLANs to create separate networks.
• C. Purchase hardware that supports a greater number of network ports.
• D. Utilize Private VLANs.

Correct answer: B, C, D

Explanation

Option B is correct because configuring VLANs allows for the segmentation of network traffic into separate logical networks over the same physical infrastructure. Option C is also valid as purchasing additional hardware can provide the necessary physical ports for more networks. Option D is a correct choice since Private VLANs can help isolate traffic within the same VLAN, enhancing separation. Option A is incorrect as combining these services into one VMkernel port would not achieve the required separation.