An architect is finalizing the design for a new vSphere platform based on the following information:
All Windows virtual machines will be hosted on a dedicated cluster for licensing purposes.
All Linux virtual machines will be hosted on a dedicated cluster for licensing purposes.
All management virtual machines will be hosted on a dedicated cluster.
A total of ten physical sites will be used to host virtual machines.
In the event of one physical datacenter becoming unavailable, the manageability of the virtual infrastructure in the remaining data centers should not be impacted.
Access to configure the management virtual machines via vCenter Server must be controlled through the management Active Directory domain.
Access to configure the Windows and Linux virtual machines must be controlled through the resource Active Directory domain.
The management and resource Active Directory domains are part of separate Active Directory forests and do not have any trusts between them.
The design will use Active Directory with Integrated Windows Authentication.
How should the architect document the vCenter Server configuration for this design?
A. Deploy a vCenter server for the management cluster.Deploy a vCenter Server for all remaining clusters.
Create a shared SSO domain for each physical site.
B. Deploy a vCenter Server for the management cluster.Deploy a vCenter Server for all remaining clusters.
Create a shared SSO domain across all physical sites.
C. Deploy a vCenter Server for the management cluster with a dedicated SSO domain.
Deploy a vCenter Server for all remaining clusters and use a dedicated SSO domain for each physical site.
D. Deploy a vCenter Server for the management cluster with a dedicated SSO domain.
Deploy a vCenter Server for all remaining clusters and use a dedicated SSO domain into a single physical site.
