Q: 1
An administrator must ensure the network team can fully utilize the Network Operations feature in
VCF. What component must be installed and configured?
Options
Discussion
Option A since "VCF Operations for Networks" is specifically what unlocks all those advanced network monitoring features in VCF. Just having NSX (D) isn't enough for full Network Operations. Pretty confident, but happy to hear if someone sees it different.
A or D? I remember a similar question on a practice test and A was picked for full network visibility, but D (NSX) always sounds right for anything networking in VCF. Not 100% sure here.
A but not totally sure since VCF naming gets confusing. Feels like that's the only one actually built for full network operations.
A not D. NSX is needed but only A enables full Network Operations. Trap for thinking just NSX is enough.
I was thinking D since NSX Networking is key for VCF, but now I'm not so sure.
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?
A
Definitely A. Aria Operations for Networks (listed here as VCF Operations for Networks) is what provides the full network ops visibility, not just connectivity or basic NSX stuff. Pretty sure that's the only way to get all those analytics.
B tbh. I'd expect the firewall option to play a key part since network operations involve securing traffic, so having vDefend Firewall installed seems logical. Probably not enough by itself to provide full visibility but it's the main control for network security in most setups I've worked on. Could be missing something specific with VCF though, so open to correction.
My pick: D. NSX Networking is what enables the network functions in VCF, right?
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