2V0-41.24 Exam Dumps : VMware NSX 4.X Professional V2

In an NSX environment, a Punting Traffic Group for the NSX Edge uplinks must be configured before enabling stateful active-active Source NAT (SNAT). This configuration ensures that traffic is appropriately handled and forwarded between the NSX Edge nodes in an active-active setup, allowing stateful connections to be maintained across multiple Edge nodes.

TEP (Tunnel Endpoint): TEPs (Tunnel Endpoints) are configured on transport nodes to handle the encapsulation and decapsulation of the Geneve protocol. TEPs are responsible for creating the overlay network by encapsulating traffic in the Geneve protocol when it moves between transport nodes and decapsulating it upon arrival.

Display how the different NSX components are interconnected.

Network Topology in NSX provides a visual representation of how different NSX components (like Edge nodes, Logical Routers, and other NSX components) are interconnected.

Display the VMs connected to Segments.

It also allows you to see which VMs are connected to specific segments (logical switches).

Display how the Physical components are interconnected.

The Network Topology view includes information about how physical network components are connected, providing a comprehensive overview of both the virtual and physical networking infrastructure.