Exam 2V0-11.25 topic 1 question 27 discussion

I have to correct my previous answer: IT is C. ESXi hosts can have their IP addresses configured either manually or through an NSX IP pool, depending on the specific needs and environment. Manual configuration provides static IP addresses, which are suitable for management interfaces or when specific IP addresses are required. NSX IP pools offer a dynamic way to assign IP addresses to ESXi hosts, particularly for overlay networks (like those used with NSX-T) and their tunnel endpoints (TEPs)

Allocate statically assigned IP addresses and host names across all ESXi hosts in the default management cluster. Ensures stability across the VMware Cloud Foundation instance, makes it simpler to maintain and track, and to implement a DNS configuration. https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/vmware-cis/vcf/vcf-5-2-and-earlier/4-5/vcf-design-management-domain-4-5/vcf-esxi-design/vcf-networking-design-for-esxi.html

AI Overview For ESXi management interfaces, using a static IP address assigned through VMware NSX IP Pools is generally considered the better approach, especially for production environments. While manual static IP assignment is possible, NSX IP Pools offer centralized management, IP address tracking, and integration with other NSX features. This allows for more efficient network management and automated provisioning in environments with NSX.

answer should be C: As i know NSX IP pool is used for assigning IP addresses to NSX transport node as TEP IP.....

Static IP address assigned using VMware NSX IP Pools is considered best practice by VMware