최신 4A0-N01 무료덤프 - Nokia Nuage Networks Virtualized Cloud Services (VCS) Fundamentals

A. Domain- VPRN service instance

B. Subnet-VPRN service instance

C. Zone-VPLS service instance

D. Virtual machine -SAP

A. VSD communicates to the cloud management systems through RESTful APIs.

B. VSD is an analytics engine that can provide historic and real time information on the network and the VM usage of the network.

C. VSD is the DNS and NTP server for the datacenter network.

D. VSD is the service definition point where all the network service and policy templates are created.

A. Container

B. Kernel

C. Native hypervisor

D. Hosted hypervisor

A. VSD - Management plane

B. CMS - Management plane

C. VSC - Control plane

D. VRS - Control plane

A. Contained do not need a CMS.

B. Virtual Machines are faster to boot.

C. All Virtual Machines on the same hypervisor must run the same guest OS.

D. All Containers on the same host use the same OS kernel.

A. Several vPorts (in the same or different subnets) can be associated with one policy group.

B. For an ingress security policy, if a hardware endpoint policy group is chosen as the source, the destination must also be hardware endpoints.

C. One vPort can be associated with multiple policy groups.

D. The policy group is the syntactic equivalent of the security group used by cloud management systems.

A. A security policy applied to the zone impacts all subnets associated to that zone.

B. Each zone can have multiple subnets.

C. A QoS policy defined at the subnet level takes precedence over a QoS policy defined at the zone level.

D. Each subnet can belong to multiple zones.