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A company named Contoso, Ltd. has several servers that run Windows Server 2016. Contoso has a Hyper-V environment that uses failover clustering and Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). The environment contains several Windows containers and several virtual machines.
The WSUS deployment contains one upstream server that is located on the company’s perimeter network and several downstream servers located on the internal network. A firewall separates the upstream server from the downstream servers.
You plan to deploy a human resources application tA. new server named HRServer5. HRServer5 contains a FAT32-formatted data volume.
The CIO of Contoso identifies the following requirements for the company’s IT department:
• Deploy a failover cluster to two new virtual machines.
• Store all application databases by using Encrypted File System (EFS).
• Ensure that each Windows container has a dedicated IP address assigned by a DHCP server.
• Produce a report that lists the processor time used by all of the processes on a server named Server1 for five hours.
• Encrypt all communication between the internal network and the perimeter network, including all WSUS communications.
• Automatically load balance the virtual machines hosted in the Hyper-V cluster when processor utilization exceeds 70 percent.
Which networking mode should you configure for the Windows containers?
A. 12tunnel
B. 12bridge
C. network address translation (NAT)
D. transparent
D
The correct answer is transparent because that exposes the containers to the same network as the hosts. That means they use ip addresses on the same subnet and use the DHCP in the network (if available)
Encrypt all communication between the internal network and the perimeter network, including all WSUS communications. this is what makes it nat, also there is a virtual dhcp server that serves out ip’s it never specified that it needed to be an external dhcp server
What’s the correct answer
Come on this is not the correct answer! networking mode has to be Transparent for containers to get DHCP address