VMware VCP6-DCV 2V0-621D Exam: Section 1: Configure and Administer vSphere Security
- Exam Code: 2V0-621D
- Exam Name: VMware Certified Professional 6 – Data Center Virtualization Delta
- Updated: 2024-04-19
- Q&A: 242 Questions and Answers
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VMware VCP6-DCV 2V0-621D Exam: Section 1: Configure and Administer vSphere Security
Section 1: Configure and Administer vSphere Security
+ Objective 1.1: Configure and Administer Role-based Access Control
Knowledge
Compare and contrast propagated and explicit permission assignments
Add/Modify/Remove permissions for users and groups on vCenter Server inventory objects
Determine how permissions are applied and inherited in vCenter Server
Configure VMware Directory Service
Apply a role to a User/Group and to an object or group of objects
Determine the appropriate set of privileges for common tasks in vCenter Server
Compare and contrast default system/sample roles
Determine the correct permissions needed to integrate vCenter Server with other VMware products
+ Objective 1.2: Secure ESXi, vCenter Server, and vSphere Virtual Machines
Knowledge
Harden virtual machine access
Control VM data access
Configure virtual machine security policies
Harden a virtual machine against Denial-of-Service attacks
Control VM-VM communications
Control VM device connections
Configure network security policies
Harden ESXi Hosts
Enable/Configure/Disable services in the ESXi firewall
Change default account access
Add an ESXi Host to a directory service
Enable Lockdown Mode
Control access to hosts (DCUI/Shell/SSH/MOB)
Harden vCenter Server
Create/Manage vCenter Server Security Certificates
Change default account access
Restrict administrative privileges
+ Objective 1.3: Enable SSO and Active Directory Integration
Knowledge
Describe SSO architecture and components
Differentiate available authentication methods with VMware vCenter
Perform a multi-site SSO installation
Configure/Manage Active Directory Authentication
Configure/Manage Platform Services Controller (PSC)
Configure/Manage VMware Certificate Authority (VMCA)
Enable/Disable Single Sign-On (SSO) Users