2V0-11-25 practice question 6 of 25

When setting up a new port group on a Virtual Distributed Switch (VDS), what role does configuring a VLAN ID play in network management and traffic isolation?

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Answer options
A: To improve the performance of virtual machines by distributing network traffic across multiple uplinks
B: To logically segment network traffic by assigning the port group to a specific VLAN, ensuring that traffic is isolated Correct answer
C: To configure storage replication settings for virtual machines connected to the port group
D: To enable the automatic assignment of IP addresses to virtual machines in the port group
Correct Answer:
B. To logically segment network traffic by assigning the port group to a specific VLAN, ensuring that traffic is isolated
Explanation

Assigning a VLAN ID to a VDS port group ensures that all traffic on that port group is tagged for and confined to the specified VLAN, providing logical segmentation and isolation of network traffic.

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