Exam 2V0-11.24 topic 1 question 25 discussion

BGP authentication is optional and not a mandatory requirement when configuring BGP between NSX and upstream routers. It also depends on upstream routers: If the physical network has configured MD5 authentication for BGP sessions, you will need to match the password in NSX. Theres no hint within the question that BGP is utilizing authentication. BCD for me.

The password is optional; there are no references to security in the question, so the correct options are B, C, and D.

No need for Router ID "NSX supports RFC6286, to relax the uniqueness of router ID between BGP peers across AS. BGP will form neighborship across AS even if the routers have the same router ID."

I check on GUI, and answer is A,B,D.

I apologize, but because it is upstream, the correct answer is ABD because we need a Password for protection.

The correct answer is BCD

When configuring BGP for dynamic routing in NSX, you must provide the following three values: Autonomous System Number (ASN), Neighbor IP address, and Router ID. Explanation: Autonomous System Number (ASN): A unique identifier for the network that is participating in BGP routing. Neighbor IP address: The IP address of the BGP peer that you want to establish a connection with. Router ID: A unique identifier for the router itself, used for BGP neighbor selection and route selection.

For dynamic routing, set up two Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) peers on Top of Rack (ToR) switches with an interface IP, BGP autonomous system number (ASN), and BGP password.