VCP-VVF Deploy Configure And Operate Vvf Practice Question
A VVF 9.0 administrator needs to enable vSphere Supervisor on a vSphere cluster to support Kubernetes workloads. The selected cluster consists of four ESXi hosts managed by vCenter 9.0. When attempting to configure the Supervisor through the vSphere Client, the option is greyed out. What is the most likely missing prerequisite?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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NSX is not installed, or the cluster has not been prepared for NSX networking required by Workload Management.
Enabling Supervisor requires that NSX is deployed and configured on the cluster, or that vSphere Distributed Switch with vSphere Distributed Services Engine / NSX networking is fully operational, and vCenter has appropriate licensing for VVF.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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The vCenter Server has not been joined to an Active Directory domain for identity federation.
Why it's wrong here
Active Directory integration is not a prerequisite to enable the vSphere Supervisor.
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NSX is not installed, or the cluster has not been prepared for NSX networking required by Workload Management.
Why this is correct
Workload Management (Supervisor) depends heavily on networking constructs provided by NSX or compatible VDS configurations.
- ✗
The ESXi hosts have not been licensed with VMware vSphere Foundation keys.
Why it's wrong here
While licensing is required, a missing license typically restricts functionality post-deployment rather than greying out the wizard completely.
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Shared VMFS datastores have not been mounted across all four hosts in the cluster.
Why it's wrong here
While storage is needed for persistent volumes later, Supervisor control plane VMs require specific storage policies rather than generic VMFS mounts to initiate.
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Last reviewed August 2026 · checked against the official VMware exam blueprint
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