AD is the correct answer. The following parameters are inherited from the default Tier-0 gateway and cannot be modified at the VRF level: • Local AS • Graceful restart • Graceful restart timer • Graceful restart stale timer • Multipath relax Inter-SR iBGP is not supported in VRF gateways. BGP can be enabled or disabled per VRF gateway. Route aggregation and BGP neighbors are local configurations per VRF. Taken from NSX-T ICM 3.0 Lecture Manual

Route aggregation and BGP neighbors are correct . So Answer A &D .

https://vstellar.com/2020/09/configuring-vrf-lite-in-nsx-t-3-0/ Route Agregation is the native configuration fonction and can be donfigured while Route-distribution is the inheritance option. A is good

BGP Neighbors (Option D): This parameter configures the BGP neighbor relationships between the VRF Lite gateway and other BGP routers in the network. The neighbors can be configured using IP addresses or autonomous system numbers (ASNs). Route Distribution (Option B): This parameter configures the distribution of IP routes between the VRF Lite gateway and the BGP neighbors. It allows for control over how routes are advertised or received by the VRF Lite gateway and its neighbors.

You can configure Route Aggregation, Route Re-distribution and Neighbors, therefore the answer have to be 3 options, but here ara asking for 2. The only way to have 2 correct is that they are using the words 'Route Distribution' against 'Route Re-distributions', in this case the correct answer would be A,D. Also can be a mistake or typo.

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.2/administration/GUID-4CB5796A-1CED-4F0E-ADE0-72BF7B3F762C.html

Based on the CM 3.2 Lecture Manual the correct answers are A and D (5-150 / page 303): "Route aggregation and BGP neighbors are local configurations per VRF."

AD is the answer

B&D guys, connect to your lab and you will see that when you have a VRF this is the route redistribution that appears in the parameters options and not the the route aggregation, keep in mind we are talking about configuration of BGP inside a VRF, not BGP by default.

It does seem from Ytsejamer1 and Jeki4an that B&D are the correct answers. VRF Lite config has no options for Route Aggregation, but it does have them for Route Re-Distribution. Best answers are B&D.

jeki4an is correct - It's B and D. For VRF Lite Gateways, it's Route Distribution and BDP Neighbors. See these couple of articles: https://www.virtualbytes.io/nsx-t-3-2-vrf-lite-overview-configuration/ "All other configuration parameters can be independently managed on the Tier-0: External Interface IP addresses; BGP neighbors; Prefix list, route-map, & Redistribution; Firewall rules; NAT rules from https://rutgerblom.com/2020/05/26/setting-up-vrf-lite-in-nsx-t-3-0/: "Edge cluster, HA mode, BGP local AS number, and BGP graceful restart settings are inherited and can’t be changed at the VRF level. All other configuration is managed independently within the VRF. This includes external interfaces, BGP state, BGP neighbors, routes, route filters, route redistribution, NAT, and Edge firewall."

A,D the other parameters are Global and cannot be set on the VRF lite

AD are the right answer

Guys, from the Lab environment perspectives I can say that two correct answers are B and D. There is no Route Aggregation!!! And there is Route Re-Distribution.

A&D are correct - Page 5-150 of ICM Lecture Manual

Should be A,D The following parameters are inherited from the default Tier-0 gateway and cannot be modified at the VRF level: • Local AS • Graceful restart • Graceful restart timer • Graceful restart stale timer • Multipath relax Inter-SR iBGP is not supported in VRF gateways. BGP can be enabled or disabled per VRF gateway. Route aggregation and BGP neighbors are local configurations per VRF.

A & D Route aggregation and BGP neighbors are local configurations per VRF.