An administrator needs two vCenter Servers to be visibile within a single vSphere Web Client session.
Which two vCenter Server and Platform Services Controller (PSC) configurations would accomplish this? (Choose two.)
A. Install a single PSC with two vCenter Servers registered to it.
B. Install two PSCs in the same Single Sign-On domain with one vCenter Server registered to each PSC.
C. Install a single PSC with two vCenter Servers registered to it and configure Linked Mode.
D. Install two PSCs in the same Single Sign-On domain with one vCenter Server registered to each PSC and configure Linked Mode.
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2147672
C,D
I think it’s C & D:
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.install.doc/GUID-4394EA1C-0800-4A6A-ADBF-D35C41868C53.html
A
and
B
To have two vcenter servers visible within a single vSphere web client session, you have to install a single PSC with both vCenter servers registered. You also need to install two PSCs in the same SSO domain with one vCenter Server registered to each PSC.
A and B
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.psc.doc/GUID-A9E2B7DD-CB70-41D9-831E-EE437CF2D1FD.html
C, D
A & B
“Starting with vSphere 6.0, the implementation of Linked Mode has changed. You no longer need to join vCenter Server instances to Linked Mode groups. You can access the replication functionality provided by Linked Mode in vSphere 5.5 by registering multiple vCenter Server instances to the same Platform Services Controller or joining Platform Services Controller instances in the same vCenter Single Sign-On domain.
A: Wrong. This still would not give you visibility of two vCenter Servers in a Single Web Client Session.
B: Wrong. This only has one vCenter Server, as the question states “needs two vCenter Servers” .
C: Correct, In Linked Mode it is possible to see more vCenter Servers.
D: Correct, supported configuration.