An administrator decides to implement vSphere networking using the VDS. Which binding option should the administrator use to manage the VMs if vCenter becomes unavailable?
C
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1022312
You can assign a virtual machine to a distributed port group with ephemeral port binding on ESX/ESXi and vCenter, giving you the flexibility to manage virtual machine connections through the host when vCenter is down. Although only ephemeral binding allows you to modify virtual machine network connections when vCenter is down, network traffic is unaffected by vCenter failure regardless of port binding type.
Definitely C
"If a Management Cluster is not used, then it is recommended to create an ephemeral port group on the VDS for Management workloads (including vCenter), allowing them to attach to it during a vCenter outage."
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1022312
Note:Ephemeral port groups are generally only used for recovery purposes when there is a need to provision ports directly on a host, bypassing vCenter Server.
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