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An administrator has received reports of intermittent connectivity between virtual machines on an NSX network. The network team has verified that all physical network devices have been set to 1600 MTU. What other configuration could cause this issue?

An administrator has received reports of intermittent connectivity between virtual machines on an NSX network. The network team has verified that all physical network devices have been set to 1600 MTU.
What other configuration could cause this issue? 





A. An MTU value of 1500 on the vDS Switch
B. An MTU value of 1500 on the distributed firewall
C. An MTU value of 1500 on the logical router
D. An MTU value of 1500 on the logical load balancer








Answer: A

An administrator configures the IPSec VPN service on an NSX Edge instance, but the negotiation fails. Examining the log file, the administrator notices the following message: INVALID_ID_INFORMATION Which misconfiguration caused the error?

An administrator configures the IPSec VPN service on an NSX Edge instance, but the negotiation fails. Examining the log file, the administrator notices the following message:
INVALID_ID_INFORMATION
Which misconfiguration caused the error? 







A. Pre-shared key (PSK) does not match
B. Diffie-Hellman (DH) Group does not match
C. Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) does not match
D. VPN tunnel address incorrect







Answer: A

An administrator can only log into the NSX manager using local credentials and not Active Directory credentials. Which option would cause this issue?

An administrator can only log into the NSX manager using local credentials and not Active Directory credentials. Which option would cause this issue? 





A. The NSX manager has not been connected to the vCenter Server
B. The NSX manager has not been connected to the lookup service
C. The NSX manager has not been connected to an SSO server
D. The NSX manager has not been connected to Active Directory






Answer: B

An administrator has deployed and powered on a new virtual machine configured to get its networking information via DHCP. The virtual machine is connected to an NSX network and connectivity has been verified. After reconfiguring the virtual machine with a static IP address, network connectivity is lost. Which statement explains what happened?

An administrator has deployed and powered on a new virtual machine configured to get its networking information via DHCP. The virtual machine is connected to an NSX network and connectivity has been verified. After reconfiguring the virtual machine with a static IP address, network connectivity is lost.
Which statement explains what happened? 







A. SpoofGuard is disabled
B. SpoofGuard is enabled and the operation mode is set to automatic
C. SpoofGuard is enabled and the operation mode is set to manual
D. SpoofGuard is enabled but not configured







Answer: B

You have deployed a vShield Endpoint for antivirus and malware detection on an NSX network and need to monitor audit messages for the endpoint. Which log file are the audit messages recorded in?

You have deployed a vShield Endpoint for antivirus and malware detection on an NSX network and need to monitor audit messages for the endpoint.
Which log file are the audit messages recorded in? 







A. vmkwarning.log on the ESXi host
B. vmware.log on the virtual machine
C. cloudnet_cpp.log on the NSX Controller
D. messages.log on the NSX Manager








Answer: B