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The argument was always to enable MGMT on the SNIP as its a floating IP and owned by the primary node so if you did a HA failover you would connect to the SNIP and be guaranteed to connect to the primary node

Oh yea, I understand it. I just think it's odd that they are testing you on something they say to do, and the practice example form the course outline shows a different answer. If you were taking the test, and selected a SNIP IP to do that, you would get it wrong. So which leads me to questing these training videos now.

Yea, not sure how old that is, all the management stuff is pretty much the first thing you kill off when you add a SNIP. Unless they are thinking you adding a separate snip in the management network alongside the NSIP's. But you should 100% not have any management capabilities enabled in the snip that does the backend communications, that's asking for trouble.

Its 1Y0-231/241, which is the current testing path now, But yea, based on some versions back 13.0 I believe.

Flag and report that question if you can. C technically doesn't make sense because just enabling management access on a SNIP doesn't have anything to do with actually configuring the HA pair, but that's a pretty lame trap answer.