Vmware Cloud on AWS Management 2019

access the vSphere client create custom roles in VMware Cloud on AWS ✘ associate predefined roles in the SDDC console with workload objects in a VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC ✘ configure Hybrid Linked Mode and assign permissions to on-premises users and groups ✘ use the SDDC console to group permissions into custom roles in VMware Cloud on AWS ✔

description of the IP address ✘ CIDR block ✘ fully qualified domain name ✘ specific IP address ✔

pay per user ✘ licensing by version family ✘ number of VMs ✘ on-demand subscription ✔

A new host is added to the cluster, and data from problem host is rebuilt or migrated on the new host. ✘ VMware Site Recovery initiates a failover of the host. ✘ A new host is failed over to another availability zone. ✘ Administrators are notified to add a new host to the cluster and to run the reprotect workflow. ✔

monitoring user access ✘ patching VMware Cloud on AWS components ✘ updating BIOS and firmware ✘ storing VM backups ✔

with one on-premises vSphere SDDC or one other VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC ✘ with any number of on-premises vSphere SDDC ✘ only with a single on-premises vSphere SDDC ✘ with a single on-premises vSphere SDDC plus any number of VMware Cloud on AWS SDDCs ✔

AWS Elastic Network Adapter (ENA) ✘ AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) ✘ AWS Elastic Network Interface (ENI) ✘ AWS Partner Network (APN) ✔

lowest AWS networking charges ✘ reduction in licensing costs for NSX ✘ highest workload availability ✘ increased public access speed ✔

AWS CloudFormation ✘ VMware Identity Manager ✘ AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) ✘ VMware vSphere Single Sign-On (SSO) ✔

VMware vSphere API ✘ VMware Deployed SDDC API ✘ VMware Cloud on AWS API ✘ Cloud Service Platform API ✔