A vSAN administrator notices that the VMware Skyline Health: Network Latency Check reports indicate that three hosts are noncompliant.Which action should the vSAN administrator take?

Check VMKNICs, uplinks, physical switches, and associated settings.

Place the non-compliant hosts into an isolated network partition.

Rerun the VMware Skyline Health: vSAN Cluster Partition report.

Check VMKNICs, uplinks, physical switches, and associated settings.

Immediately reboot the non-compliant hosts.

A vSAN administrator needs to upgrade the vSAN cluster from vSAN 7.0 to 7.0 U1 without disruption.The following steps have been completed in this order:

Edited the vLCM image on the current cluster

Selected the firmware bundle from the server vendor

Saved the configurationAfter saving the configuration, all hosts in the cluster are out of compliance. Which step is needed next to accomplish this task?

Remediate all nodes in the cluster.

Roll back the vLCM configuration to the latest compliant image.

Place all hosts in maintenance mode.

A vSAN administrator is configuring a vSAN Stretched Cluster and needs to add the vSAN Witness Appliance to the cluster as a host.What are two ways the administrator can complete this task? (Choose two.)

Deploy and configure the vSAN Witness Appliance OVA.

Add the vSAN Witness Appliance ESXi host to the vSAN cluster.

Deploy and configure the vSAN Witness Appliance OVA.

Add the vSAN Witness Appliance ESXi host to the vCenter Server.

Deploy and configure the vSAN Witness Appliance per site, and then add each to its respective cluster.

Deploy and configure the vSAN Witness Appliance from the vSAN Cluster settings.

Add the vSAN Witness Appliance ESXi host to the vSAN cluster.

A vSAN administrator has been tasked to add capacity to an existing vSAN cluster and has ordered enough larger capacity devices to complete this work. Tests have been executed, and the replacement from one single capacity device will require 70 minutes.Which two approaches can the vSAN administrator use to complete this task? (Choose two.)

Enter Maintenance Mode, confirm that pre check is fine, select "Full data migration", "Shutdown ESXi host", replace all capacity devices, "Restart ESXi host", replace capacity devices in disk groups, exit Maintenance Mode, confirm that raw capacity has been increased, and then repeat on ESXi host one-by-one.

"Shutdown ESXi host", and replace all capacity devices. Repeat this sequence one-by-one.

Confirm with pre-check that enough capacity for data migration is available, select a capacity device, click "remove disk" with "Ensure accessibility", replace capacity device, claim unused device, and then repeat one-by-one.

"Change object repair timer to 75 minutes", "set capacity device to offline", and then replace capacity device one-by-one.

Enter Maintenance Mode, confirm that pre check is fine, select "Full data migration", "Shutdown ESXi host", replace all capacity devices, "Restart ESXi host", replace capacity devices in disk groups, exit Maintenance Mode, confirm that raw capacity has been increased, and then repeat on ESXi host one-by-one.

"Shutdown ESXi host", and replace all capacity devices. Repeat this sequence one-by-one.

Execute a "Data Migration Pre-Check", enter Maintenance Mode with default setting, "Shutdown ESXi host", replace all capacity devices, and then repeat on ESXi hosts one-by-one.

A vSAN administrator is tasked with changing the stripe width for a specific storage policy on a vSAN 7.0 GA cluster in order to improve performance, but the component distribution desired is across hosts, not just across a disk group.Which action, if any, should the administrator take to complete this task?

Change the default policy to force provisioning to spread components across hosts.

Enable vSAN Performance Services in order to increase the number of Stripes available across hosts.

Change the default policy to force provisioning to spread components across hosts.

An administrator has a 4-node vSAN cluster, and all virtual machine storage policies are configured as RAID-1 FTT-1. The administrator puts Host-1 in maintenance mode using "Ensure Accessibility".During this time, Host-2, which is holding the updated object replica, fails permanently. A few moments later, Host-1 exits maintenance mode.What happens to the writes that were committed on Host-2 after Host-1 enters this mode?

The latest writes from Host-2 are applied to the stale components of Host-1 once the host exits maintenance mode.

Any writes to Host-2 that occurred after Host-1 entered maintenance mode are lost.

The latest writes are retrieved from backups.

The latest writes were also written on a third host and are applied to the stale components of Host-1 once the host exits maintenance mode.

The latest writes from Host-2 are applied to the stale components of Host-1 once the host exits maintenance mode.

A host in the vSAN cluster is offline. As a result, there are several errors on the vCenter dashboard. In addition, the summary page of the VMs displays Noncompliant VM Storage Policies.Which set of steps should the administrator take to repair the objects and bring the VMs back into compliance?

Monitor -> vSAN -> Skyline Health -> Data -> vSAN object health

Monitor -> vSAN -> Virtual Objects

Monitor -> vSAN -> Physical Disks

Monitor -> Triggered Alarms -> vSAN object alarms

Monitor -> vSAN -> Skyline Health -> Data -> vSAN object health

An administrator is responsible for managing an All-Flash vSAN Cluster. The vSAN cluster is configured with two identical vSAN Disk Groups. Neither deduplication nor compression is enabled.The workloads on the vSAN Cluster have consumed 40% of the usable capacity.Which statement describes the impact to the vSAN cluster if a single cache disk fails within one of the vSAN hosts?

The Cache Disk will be marked as failed, and the Ensure Accessibility option will be required before any components are rebuilt.

The Disk Group will be marked as degraded, and all components will be rebuilt on any remaining Disk Groups.

The Cache Disk will be marked as failed, and the Ensure Accessibility option will be required before any components are rebuilt.

The Cache Disk will be marked as degraded, and all components will be rebuilt on another Cache Disk.

The Disk Group will be marked as failed, and all components will be rebuilt on any remaining Disk Groups.

A host in a vSAN cluster has the following VMware Compatibility Guide approved disks:• 3 Solid State Drive (SSD) used for cache• 12 magnetic Hard Disk Drives (HDD) used for capacityWhich two options are valid disk group configurations? (Choose two.)

2 Disk Groups with 1 SSD and 6 HDD each

3 Disk Groups with 1 SSD and 4 HDD each

1 Disk Group with 2 SSD and 6 HDD

1 Disk Group with 3 SSD and 12 HDD

2 Disk Groups with 1 SSD and 6 HDD each

3 Disk Groups with 1 SSD and 4 HDD each

Which situation could cause a vSAN stretched cluster to fail?

Blocked UDP ports on the firewall between data sites

Static routes between the witness site and data sites

Layer 3 communication from the data sites to the witness site

5ms round-trip lime (RTT) between data sites

An enterprise company is carrying out a planned yearly power test on specific platforms, and the infrastructure administrator has been asked to power down a vSAN 7.0 U1 cluster containing production virtual machines. The management workloads, such as the vCenter Server, are running on a different platform.Which action should the vSAN administrator take to ensure it is safe to complete this task?

Enter Maintenance Mode with ensure accessibility option

Enter Maintenance Mode with Full data migration

Review the vSAN proactive tests results from the vSphere client

Review Data Migration Pre-Check results from the vSphere client

Enter Maintenance Mode with ensure accessibility option

A currently-deployed vSAN cluster must deliver persistent storage to be used by vSphere with Tanzu.The administrator needs to properly configure the vSAN Direct Configuration for this solution.Which three steps should be taken? (Choose three.)

Create a storage policy for vSAN Direct.

Create a vSAN storage policy with FTT=0.

Claim unused disks for vSAN Direct.

Configure vSAN File Services for vSAN Direct.

Assign the storage policy to the container VMs.

Create a storage policy for vSAN Direct.

Create a vSAN storage policy with FTT=0.

Assign the storage policy to the namespace.

Claim unused disks for vSAN Direct.

While preparing to update a vSAN cluster, an administrator finds that the firmware revision of the onboard storage controllers is no longer listed as supported in the Hardware Compatibility Guide, but new firmware is available.Which action should the administrator take upon discovering this piece of information?

Use vSphere Lifecycle Manager to update the controller firmware.

Revert the cluster's on-disk format to the previous version.

Replace all storage controller hardware.

Configure additional external storage resources.

Use vSphere Lifecycle Manager to update the controller firmware.

A large financial company has an existing vSAN 7.0 U1 cluster containing production virtual machines and the vCenter Server. The cluster needs to be physically moved to another location within the datacenter to allow new racks to be installed, so the platform needs to be powered down.Which action should the vSAN administrator take to perform this procedure safely?

Enter Maintenance Mode with Ensure accessibility option

Enter Maintenance Mode with No data migration

Enter vSAN Enhanced durability mode

Enter Maintenance Mode with Ensure accessibility option

Enter Maintenance Mode with Full data migration

A vSAN administrator observes that the VMware Skyline Health: Disk Format Version reports a format version that is lower than the expected version.What does this status mean?

The vSAN administrator must perform an immediate upgrade of the on-disk format.

The vSAN administrator must enable encryption for the vSAN datastore.

The vSAN administrator must perform an immediate upgrade of the on-disk format.

A vSAN on-disk format upgrade is recommended.

Deduplication and compression must be disabled for the vSAN datastore.

What does enabling vSAN operations reserve help ensure?

Reserves space in case of single host failure

A single disk in a vSAN disk group suffers from an unrecoverable hardware failure. This causes vSAN to set the health status for all disks in the group to Permanent disk loss, indicating disk failure. All other disks, however, have not suffered from a hardware failure.Why would vSAN mark all disks in this manner?

The affected vSAN node is offline.

The vSAN disk management service has failed.

The key management server is offline.

Deduplication and compression are enabled.

The affected vSAN node is offline.

Which two considerations should an architect make when designing a HCI Mesh solution with VMware vSAN and VMware vSphere High Availability (HA)? (Choose two.)

If vSphere HA is to work with HCI Mesh, Datastore with All Paths Down (APD) must be configured to Power off and restart VMs.

If vSphere HA is to work with HCI Mesh, Datastore with Permanent Device Loss (PDL) must be configured to Power off and restart VMs.

If vSphere HA is to work with HCI Mesh, Datastore with All Paths Down (APD) must be configured to Power off and restart VMs.

If vSphere HA is to work with HCI Mesh, Datastore with Permanent Device Loss (PDL) must be configured to Power off and restart VMs.

A minimum of three nodes are required within the client cluster for vSphere HA to work.

A client cluster can mount up to ten remote datastores from one or more vSAN server clusters.

A server vSAN cluster can serve its local datastore up to five client vSAN clusters.

A vSAN administrator has reported a security vulnerability to the security officer of the organization.Currently, the vSAN cluster runs on vSAN 7.0. The administrator suggests patching the vSAN cluster and gets approval from the security officer to apply the latest patch for vSAN.The administrator uses vSphere Lifecycle Manager to apply the patch to the current image. The organization requirements state that patches should be installed as fast as possible on the hosts.Which configuration should the administrator apply to complete this installation?

Enable the quick boot setting in the host remediation settings for the images.

Enable the quick boot feature in the host remediation settings for the baselines.

Disable the hardware compatibility check in the host remediation settings for the images.

Enable the quick boot setting in the host remediation settings for the images.

Disable HA admission control in the host remediation settings for the baselines.

A vSAN administrator is looking forward to managing hypervisor, server drivers, and firmware all in one cluster image using vLCM. The vSAN administrator edits the desired Image and selects the desired ESXi version and Vendor Addon but is unable to add any firmware.Why is there no firmware available to add to the image?

In order for firmware addons to be available, the administrator must first deploy the server vendor Hardware Support Manager <HSM) and import the appropriate server vendor bundle.

All hosts in the cluster have the most current firmware installed already, and as a result, vLCM has no firmware to add to the image.

The vCenter server version is older than 7.0, and as a result, vLCM does not support firmware addons.

In order for firmware addons to be available, the administrator must first deploy the server vendor Hardware Support Manager <HSM) and import the appropriate server vendor bundle.

The hosts listed in the cluster is managed by a vSphere Update Manager, so firmware updates are not possible.

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