Nokia Nuage Networks Virtualized Cloud Services (VCS) Fundamentals - 4A0-N01 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. Switch fabric B. CPU module C. Internal clock D. Line card

A. Openflow B. SNMP C. BGP EVPN D. XMPP

A. VSD - Management plane B. VRS - Control plane C. VSC - Control plane D. CMS - Management plane

A. Step d, which refers to the VRS agent informing the VSC of the placement of a new VM, is triggered by step f in which the VM is instantiated on a hypervisor. B. Step a, which consists of defining network domain and policy templates on VSD, must be performed first in all situations. C. Step e, in which the forwarding tables are deployed, consists of the VSC sending them not only to the VRS agent hosting the new VM, but to all applicable VRS agents. D. Step b, in which the VSC queries VSD on network service and policies required for a new VM, is triggered either by API calls from the CMS or by manual configuration.

A. XMPP communication with VSD B. BGP federation C. SDN controller D. CMS integration

A. VSC functionality B. Cloud orchestration C. Top of Rack switch/Leaf router D. Hardware VXLAN/VLAN gateway

A. Managed L2 domains can have overlapping IP address pools, while unmanaged L2 domains are not allowed to have overlapping IP address pools. B. In a managed L2 domain, Nuage Networks VCS manages security policies, while in an unmanaged domain, Nuage Networks VCS cannot manage the security policies. C. In a managed L2 domain, Nuage Networks VCS performs DHCP and ARP proxy functions, while in an unmanaged domain VCS has no visibility of IP addresses. D. A managed L2 domain has one or more zones and each zone can have multiple subnets, each with its own IP address pool, while an unmanaged L2 domain does not have zones or subnets.