VCP-VVF Deploy Configure And Operate Vvf Practice Question
An administrator is deploying a Kubernetes cluster using the Supervisor in a vSphere Foundation 9.0 environment. During namespace creation, the administrator needs to grant developer access to a specific Active Directory group. Which step must be performed to associate the AD group with the Supervisor Namespace?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Select the Namespace in the vSphere Client, navigate to Configure > Permissions, click Add Permission, and select the AD group with an appropriate developer role.
Supervisor namespaces allow assigning access to users and groups defined in vCenter SSO. The administrator selects the namespace, clicks Permissions, and adds the AD identity.
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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Log in to the NSX Manager UI and map the AD group to the Tier-1 router logical switch.
Why it's wrong here
NSX manages network virtualization, while Kubernetes namespace user permissions are handled within vCenter/Supervisor.
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Select the Namespace in the vSphere Client, navigate to Configure > Permissions, click Add Permission, and select the AD group with an appropriate developer role.
Why this is correct
Namespace permissions are managed directly under the Namespace's configuration pane in the vSphere Client.
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Add the AD group to the vCenter Server Global Permissions list with Administrator privileges.
Why it's wrong here
Granting global Administrator privileges violates least privilege; namespace access should be scoped specifically to the namespace.
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Modify the `kubectl-rbac.yaml` manifest file and apply it using the `kubectl apply` command against the ESXi management IP.
Why it's wrong here
While Kubernetes uses RBAC, initial namespace access delegation in vSphere Workload Management is configured via the vSphere Client permissions interface.
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