3V0-11.26 Sample Questions & Answers
Every question centers on deploying vSAN clusters inside VMware Cloud Foundation workload domains, including stretched cluster configurations and setting up supported storage options that aren't vSAN-based for those same domains.
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Real questions from the Advanced VMware Cloud Foundation Administrator practice test — answers and explanations included. Showing 6 of 12 free samples.
- Question 1Intermediate
Install, Configure, Administrate the VMware Solution · 4.30 - Create Supervisor clusters with NSX VPC, NSX Segment, vDS, and Avi load balancer options
An administrator is tasked with deploying a Supervisor Cluster in a VCF 9.0 environment. The requirement is to provide complete network isolation for tenants using NSX without requiring the complexity of managing overlay segments manually. Which networking stack should be selected during the Supervisor Cluster setup?
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Correct answer: B
NSX VPC Networking is a feature in VCF 9.0 that provides a simplified, self-service networking model for Supervisor Clusters, offering strong isolation and automated network management without manual segment handling.
- Question 2IntermediateSelect 2
Install, Configure, Administrate the VMware Solution · 4.33 - Manage package repositories, standard packages, registry secrets, and private registries
A VCF administrator needs to enable developers to provision Kubernetes clusters using the vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS). The developers require access to specific, pre-approved container images from a central repository. Which two actions must the administrator take to facilitate this? (Select TWO)
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Correct answers: A, B
VKS uses Content Libraries to store and distribute TKG images (OVAs) required for provisioning Kubernetes clusters.
Harbor can be deployed as a Supervisor Service to act as a private, secure container registry for storing pre-approved container images.
- Question 3Beginner
Install, Configure, Administrate the VMware Solution · 4.23 - Enable and configure the Provider Consumption Organization (PCO)
True or False: In VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0, a 'Provider Consumption Organization' (PCO) enables the provider to consume resources and validate services using the same self-service capabilities available to tenants.
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Correct answer: A
This is True. The PCO is a special organization created for the provider administrators to dog-food their own services and validate configurations using the exact same consumption models as their tenants.
- Question 4Intermediate
Install, Configure, Administrate the VMware Solution · 4.47 - Monitor VCF configuration using VCF Operations Config Drift
An administrator observes that the configuration of several ESXi hosts in a VCF Workload Domain has deviated from the standard baseline. Using VCF Operations, which feature should be utilized to identify the specific parameters that have changed and revert them to the compliant state?
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Correct answer: B
The Configuration Drift feature in VCF Operations allows administrators to define baselines (golden images or policies) and monitor infrastructure against them, identifying specific drift and facilitating remediation.
- Question 5Advanced
Install, Configure, Administrate the VMware Solution · 4.52 - Identify the process for configuring NSX VRF
A financial institution requires strict network segmentation for a new multi-tenant VCF deployment. Each tenant must have overlapping IP address spaces and complete routing isolation. The administrator decides to use NSX VRF-Lite. Where is the VRF configuration primarily applied in the NSX hierarchy?
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Correct answer: B
VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding) contexts are configured on the Tier-0 Gateway in NSX. Each VRF acts as a separate routing table, allowing for overlapping IPs and isolation between tenants connected to the same Tier-0 edge cluster.
- Question 6Advanced
Install, Configure, Administrate the VMware Solution · 4.48 - Identify the process steps for deploying VMware NSX Federation in VCF
Case Study:
Scenario:
GlobalTech Corp operates a VCF environment spanning two data centers (DC1 and DC2) connected by a high-bandwidth, low-latency link. They currently use NSX Federation to manage networking globally. A new requirement mandates that a specific mission-critical application stack must remain online even if the primary site (DC1) fails completely. The application relies on North-South connectivity.Requirements:
- Automatic failover of North-South traffic.
- Preservation of active sessions is NOT required, but downtime must be minimal.
- The design must minimize complexity.
Configuration:
The administrator is configuring the Tier-0 Gateway in NSX Federation.Which High Availability (HA) mode and location configuration should be selected for the Tier-0 Gateway to meet these requirements?
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Correct answer: A
In NSX Federation, 'Active-Active with Primary/Secondary' allows the Tier-0 gateway to span locations. North-South traffic ingresses/egresses via the Primary location. If Primary fails, the Secondary location takes over. This meets the requirement for automatic failover.
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