An architect is responsible for designing a new vSphere-based solution to meet the following customer requirements:
The solution must support component-level redundancy.
The solution must support physical segregation of management and workload traffic.
Any traffic from virtual infrastructure-level operations (such as migrations of workloads between hosts within a cluster) must not impact any workload.
The solution should react to any substantial impact of physical network traffic to ensure workload traffic is unaffected.
In response to this requirement, the architect makes the following logical design decisions:
The solution will separate vSphere management traffic from all other network traffic.
The solution will ensure that all replication and vMotion traffic will be separated from all other traffic.
The solution will separate workload traffic from all other network traffic.
The customer has a hardware standard for physical VMware ESXi host servers that includes 6 x 10 GbE network.
Which three physical design decisions should the architect make to meet the requirements? (Choose three.)
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