You are an application developer. You use a hypervisor with multiple virtual machines installed to test your applications on various operating systems' versions and editions.

Currently, all of your virtual machines used for testing are connected to the production network through the hypervisor's network interface. However, you are concerned that the latest application you are working on could adversely impact other network hosts if errors exist in the code.

To prevent issues, you decide to isolate the virtual machines from the production network. However, they still need to be able to communicate directly with each other.

What should you do$?($Select two. Both responses are part of the complete solution.$)$

answer

Disconnect the network cable from the hypervisor's network interface.

Create a new virtual switch configured for bridged $($external$)$ networking.

Create MAC address filters on the network switch that block each virtual machine's virtual network interfaces.

Connect the virtual network interfaces in the virtual machines to the virtual switch.

Disable the switch port the hypervisor's network interface is connected to$.$

Create a new virtual switch configured for host$-$only $($internal$)$ networking