1v0-41.20 Exam Dumps - Associate VMware Network Virtualization

NSX Cloud is the VMware product designed to manage and extend data center networks into VMware Cloud on AWS and Microsoft Azure Cloud. NSX Cloud provides consistent networking and security for applications running in both private data centers and public clouds, ensuring seamless connectivity and uniform policy enforcement across hybrid environments.

NSX Intelligence is the solution designed to help detect lateral threat movement on east-west network traffic across multi-cloud environments. It provides real-time visibility, analytics, and security posture monitoring, making it easier to identify and mitigate threats within the network.

vSphere High Availability (HA) brings a virtual machine back online on another ESXi host when a virtual machine fails on an ESXi host. HA monitors ESXi hosts and virtual machines to detect hardware and guest operating system failures and restarts VMs on other available hosts in the cluster.

References:

vSphere High Availability Documentation

Understanding vSphere HA

In the NSX-T Data Center Architecture, the three different types of planes available are:

Control Plane: This plane is responsible for managing the communication between the management plane and the data plane. It handles the configuration and propagation of network state.

Management Plane: This plane provides the interface for the user to manage the network. It includes the NSX Manager and other management tools.

Data Plane: This plane is responsible for handling the actual data packet processing and forwarding.

The Network Plane, Routing Plane, and Security Plane are not part of the defined planes in NSX-T architecture terminology.

In the NSX-T Data Center Architecture, the Data Plane components include:

B. Edge Node: These nodes are responsible for providing services such as routing, NAT, and load balancing. Edge nodes are critical for north-south traffic and can also handle east-west traffic.

D. Hypervisor: The hypervisor is part of the data plane as it hosts the NSX-T virtual switches (N-VDS or VDS) that handle network traffic for VMs.

References:

NSX-T Data Center Architecture Overview

NSX-T Data Plane Components