A physical server has 6 NICs and supports eight virtual machines (VMs). NIC 1 and NIC 2 connect
the VMs to the data Center LAN. The two NICs are intended to provide load balancing and
redundancy (the other NICs are used for purposes not relevant to this question) VMs 1 through 5
belong to VLAN 10. VMs 6 through 8 belong to VLAN 20.
What is a proper way to set up the switch or virtual switches?

A.
Virtual switch 1 supports VLAN 10, maps to NIC 1 and NIC 2, and maps to virtual NICs on VMs
1 through 5.
Virtual switch 2 supports VLAN 20, maps to NIC 1 and NIC2, and amps to virtual NICs on VMs 6
through 6.

B.
Virtual switch 1 supports VLAN 10, maps to NIC 1, and maps to virtual NICs on all VMs.
Virtual switch 2 supports VLAN 10, maps to NIC 1, and maps to all VMs.

C.
Virtual switch 1 supports VLAN 10, maps to NIC 1, and maps to VMs 1 through 5.
Virtual switch 2 supports VLAN 20, maps to NIC 2, and maps to VMs 6 through 8.

D.
Virtual switch 1 supports VLAN 10 and VLAN 20, maps to NIC 1 and NIC 2, and supports all
VMs.