When a stateful service is enabled for the first time on a Tier-0 Gateway, what happens on the NSX Edge node?
When a stateful service (such as NAT or firewall) is enabled for the first time on a Tier-0 Gateway, the Service Router (SR) is instantiated on the NSX Edge node and automatically connected with the Distributed Router (DR). This connection enables the Tier-0 Gateway to handle stateful services by routing traffic through the SR, which manages stateful packet processing, while the DR provides distributed routing functionality.
Which two of the following parameters are required for deploying the NSX Application Platform? (Choose two.)
Cluster Format Type: This parameter specifies the type of cluster format that will be used for the NSX Application Platform deployment.
Upload Kubernetes Configuration File: NSX Application Platform requires a Kubernetes environment, and the configuration file for Kubernetes must be uploaded to facilitate the deployment.
When configuring OSPF on Tier-0 Gateway, which three of the following must match in order to establish a neighbor relationship with an upstream router? (Choose three.)
Area ID: Both routers must belong to the same OSPF area for a neighbor relationship to form.
MTU of the Uplink: Mismatched MTU settings can prevent the OSPF adjacency from forming, as OSPF packets may be dropped if they exceed the MTU size.
Subnet mask: Both routers must have the same subnet mask on the interface where OSPF is configured to establish a neighbor relationship.
Which command is used to set the NSX Manager's logging-level to debug mode for troubleshooting?
The set service nsx-manager log-level debug command is used to set the NSX Manager's logging level to debug mode. Setting the log level to debug can provide more detailed logging information, which is useful for troubleshooting issues within the NSX Manager.
What is the most restrictive NSX built-in role which will allow a user to apply configuration changes on an NSX Edge?
The Network Engineer role in NSX is a built-in role that provides permissions to apply configuration changes on NSX components, including NSX Edge. It is the most restrictive role that still allows users to make changes, whereas roles like Network Operator are typically limited to read-only access.
