Pretty sure it's A, not D. Network Operations as a feature needs "VCF Operations for Networks" installed to give proper insights and visibility. D (NSX Networking) is required in the stack but doesn't provide the network ops capabilities by itself. If I'm missing a nuance, let me know!
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An administrator must ensure the network team can fully utilize the Network Operations feature in
VCF. What component must be installed and configured?
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Its D. I thought NSX Networking had to be in place first since it's core for network functions in VCF, and the Network Operations features would rely on those constructs. If NSX isn't configured yet, wouldn't these features be limited?
Makes sense it’s A. Network Operations in VCF needs VCF Operations for Networks installed, not just basic NSX. Seen that called out in official guides and a few practice exams too. If I’m wrong, open to counterpoints.
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