The VMware 2V0-642 exam, officially titled VMware Certified Professional 6 - Network Virtualization 6.2 Exam, is the required test for earning the VMware Certified Professional 6 - Network Virtualization (VCP6-NV) certification, a credential at the Professional level. Passing it validates the skills VMware expects from certified professionals, and it can also support progress toward related credentials such as VMware Certified Professional - Network Virtualization 2019, VMware Certified Professional - Network Virtualization 2020.

The 2V0-642 exam includes 77 questions, and you have 120 minutes to complete it. Before exam day, divide the available time by the question count so you know the pace you need to hold, and practice flagging time-consuming items for review instead of stalling on a single question. Timed sessions in the ExamPrepAway test engine are the easiest way to build that rhythm before it counts.

You need 300 (scaled 100–500) to pass the 2V0-642 exam, and the official registration fee is $250 USD. Keep in mind that a failed attempt means paying that fee in full again for a retake, so avoid booking your seat on a hunch. Work through the ExamPrepAway practice test until your scores sit comfortably above the passing requirement before you schedule the exam.

VMware asks candidates to meet the following requirement before registering: No mandatory prerequisites; recommended 6–12 months hands-on experience with vSphere, networking fundamentals, and NSX v6.2 environment. Exam policies do change, so confirm the latest details on the official exam page at https://www.vmware.com/education-services/certification/vcp6-nv.html before you book.

You can book your seat through the official registration channels below:

• VMware Certification Portal
• Pearson VUE Registration

The 2V0-642 exam is delivered in the following format: Onsite at Pearson VUE test centers or online proctored exam.

VMware recommends the following official training for this exam:

• VMware NSX: Install, Configure, Manage [V6.2]
• VMware NSX for Internetworking Experts Fast Track

A course builds the theory; practice turns it into exam-day performance. Once you finish a class, the 121 practice questions from ExamPrepAway show you how the same knowledge appears in exam-style items.

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The VMware Certified Professional 6 - Network Virtualization 6.2 exam is organized into 10 major domains. Some of the key domains include:

• Configure VMware NSX Virtual Networks, accounting for 16% of the exam
• Understand VMware NSX Technology and Architecture, accounting for 15% of the exam
• Deploy a Cross-vCenter NSX Environment, accounting for 6% of the exam

Scroll up to the Exam Topics section for the complete breakdown, and use it to plan how much study time each domain deserves.