A Distributed Router and an NSX Edge Gateway are connected to a Logical Switch with a VNI of 7321. Both also have connections to the external network.The Distributed Router serves as the default gateway for the virtual machines in VNI 7321. A vSphere administrator does not want to advertise the subnet in VNI 7321 to the rest of the network, but still wants to allow virtual machines in the segment to access external resources. What two steps should the vSphere administrator take to achieve this?

A Distributed Router and an NSX Edge Gateway are connected to a Logical Switch with a VNI of 7321. Both also have connections to the external network.The Distributed Router serves as the default gateway for the virtual machines in VNI 7321. A vSphere administrator does not want to advertise the subnet in VNI 7321 to the rest of the network, but still wants to allow virtual machines in the segment to access external resources. What two steps should the vSphere administrator take to achieve this?

A Distributed Router and an NSX Edge Gateway are connected to a Logical Switch with a VNI of 7321. Both also have connections to the external network.The Distributed Router serves as the default gateway for the virtual machines in VNI 7321. A vSphere administrator does not want to advertise the subnet in VNI 7321 to the rest of the network, but still wants to allow virtual machines in the segment to access external resources. What two steps should the vSphere administrator take to achieve this?  






A. Make the NSX Edge Gateway the default gateway for VNI 7321.
B. Configure a SNAT rule for VNI 7321 on the NSX Edge Gateway.
C. Configure a static route to the NSX Edge Gateway in the upstream router.
D. Create an inbound Access Control List on the Distributed Router.







Answer: A,B


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