You want to deploy a vApp and dynamically assign IP addresses without a DHCP server on the network.
Which action would you take to accomplish this task?
A.
Enable IP pools.
B.
Configure a local DHCP server in the vApp.
C.
Enable NAT on the vApp router.
D.
Configure the guest OS for workgroup and WINS.
Explanation:
IP pools were first introduced with vSphere 4, but they’re not necessarily used by everyone. IP pools are necessary if you want create or deploy a vApp. They
provide a network identity to vApps. IP pool gives a network config to VMs that run in the vApp. So you’ll also need to have an IP pool configured if you want to test
vCloud Automation Center (VCAC) or Horizon Workspace.
When you configure an IP Pool you specify a range of either IPv4 or IPv6 addresses, DNS and proxy settings, and select which vSwitch port groups that the pool will
be available to. Usually you’ll want to do a static IP for server VMs, but you might want to have a test VLAN for developments and you need DHCP there.
http://www.vladan.fr/configuring-ip-pools/