I am still not sure what the answer is. I have gone to the student guide from the course and on page 152 is states: MVkernel services include access to IP storage, such as NFS or iSCI, vMotion migrations and access to management network. In the slide it states Fault Tolerance as well. However, the document I found on line states: Fault Tolerant, Management, vMotion and vSphere replication. In Brian Atkinson's book it lists management traffic, vMotion, FT, iSCSI and NFS. And in the official guide by Ferguson it states: ip storage (iSCSI or NAS), vMotion, Management and FT.
From the required class book, Atkinson and Ferguson books they all list: FT, Management, vMotion and NFS/iSCSI. Once again, Tagging VMkernel Traffic Types Using ESXCLI 5.1 | VMware vSphere Blog - VMware Blogs shows only FT, Managment, vMotion and replication. And in VMware vSphere 5.1 it shows vMotion, IP Storage (NFS/iSCSI), Fault Tolerance. No mention to management. Many different documents with different answers. Only answers I know or think are for sure are:
vMotion, NFS/iSCSI and FT.
Hence my confusion based on different resources. Is management part of it? What is the correct answer?