An administrator is asked to create a new network segment in VMware Cloud on AWS. This network segment should be accessible from the on-premises data center.
How would the administrator create this new network and what segment type should it be?

• A. - Connect to the on-premises VMware vCenter Server and create the network segment through the VMware vSphere user interface.
  - Select the stretched network segment type.
• B. - Connect to the VMware Cloud console to create the network segment.
  - Select the extended network segment type.
• C. - Connect to the VMware Cloud on AWS vCenter Server and create the network segment through the VMware vSphere user interface - Select the routed network segment type.
• D. - Connect to the VMware Cloud console to create the network segment.
  - Select the routed network segment type.

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Refer to the exhibit.
How would an administrator accomplish the given configuration leveraging the firewall capabilities within VMware Cloud on AWS?

• A. Create a gateway firewall rule permitting bi-directional traffic to Subnet A from the Internet.
  Create a gateway firewall rule denying bi-directional traffic to Subnet B and Suubnet C from the Internet.
  Create a distributed firewall rule under the Application category to permit bi-directional traffic from Subnet A to Subnet B and from Subnet B to Subnet C.
• B. Create a gateway firewall rule permitting bi-directional traffic to Subnet A from the Internet.
  Create a gateway firewall rule denying bi-directional traffic from the Internet to all subnets. Create a distributed firewall rule under the Infrastructure category to permit bi-directional traffic from Subnet A to Subnet B and from Subnet B to Subnet C.
• C. Create a gateway firewall rule permitting bi-directional traffic to Subnet A from the Internet.
  Create a distributed firewall rule denying bi-directional traffic to Subnet B and Subnet C from the Internet.
  Create a distributed firewall rule under the Ethernet category to permit bi-directional traffic from Subnet A to Subnet B and from Subnet B to Subnet C.
• D. Create a gateway firewall rule permitting bi-directional traffic to Subnet A from the Internet.
  Create a gateway firewall rule denying bi-directional traffic to Subnet B and Subnet C from the Internet.
  Create a gateway firewall rule to permit bi-directional traffic from Subnet A to Subnet B and from Subnet B to Subnet C.

A user with an Organization Member role would like to add another user to an organization.
How would this be accomplished?

• A. The user with an Organization Member role will be able to add a new user through the Identity and Access Management page.
• B. Users with an Organization Member role are automatically granted access to all roles within VMware Cloud on AWS.
• C. The user with an Organization Member role needs to have CloudAdmin permissions in order to add a new user.
• D. Only users with an Organization Owner role can invite and add users to the organization.

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Which three statements are true about the Elastic DRS Optimize for Rapid Scale-Out policy? (Choose three.)

• A. After a storage scale-out event is triggered, single hosts are added every 30 minutes.
• B. Multiple hosts are added at a time when needed for memory or CPU.
• C. High threshold for storage, like the other policies, is set at 75%.
• D. Hosts will NOT be removed automatically when they are no longer needed.
• E. Hosts are added incrementally when needed for storage.
• F. To resolve constraints related to CPU and memory, hosts are added two at a time.

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An administrator has deployed VMware Cloud on AWS and requires a single broadcast domain for a set of virtual machines that reside both in the data center and in the software-defined data center (SDDC) over a DirectConnect connection.
How can the administrator accomplish this without adding additional components in the cloud?

• A. Deploy a Layer 2 Virtual Private Network (L2VPN).
• B. Duplicate the IP space in both locations and manually move the virtual machines.
• C. Use a third-party networking tool to extend the broadcast domain.
• D. Deploy VMware HCX and a Service Mesh with a Network Extension appliance.

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