3V0-25.25: Advanced VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 Networking

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An administrator manages a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Private Cloud with one VCF Fleet and one Workload Domain.

The administrator must configure NSX for a new Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solution that lets users securely access a mainframe-based application on the physical network. The VDI solution uses centralized DHCP for desktop pools and static addresses for every VDI management component.

The administrator has completed these DHCP configuration steps:

  1. Created a new tier-1 gateway, vdi-tier-1, and linked it to the tier-0 gateway, gw-tier-0.
  2. Created a new segment for VDI management, vdi-seg-01, and connected it to vdi-tier-1.
  3. Created two new segments for virtual desktops, vdi-seg-02 and vdi-seg-03, and connected them to vdi-tier-1.

Drag the five additional steps from Possible Steps into Solution Steps, in the correct order, to complete the objective.

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Explanation

A Gateway DHCP Server centralizes the DHCP service on the Tier-1 gateway through its attached DHCP Server Profile. The two virtual-desktop segments must be configured to consume that gateway DHCP service and each needs its own address range and DNS settings. The management segment is intentionally excluded because its components use static addresses. A Segment DHCP Server would be a separate DHCP service per segment, while DHCP Relay is appropriate when forwarding requests to an external DHCP server.

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