VMP8 Flashcards
(157 cards)
Question NO: 1
What services can be configured from the security profile?
A. Syslog server B. SSH C. DNS D. Management network E. DCUI
Select 3 answers.
Answer:
A,B,E
Explanation: These options are available at the host level in the web client under services. Management is configured at the virtual switch.
Question NO: 2
If strict lockdown mode is enabled without an exception list configured and the connection to vCenter is lost, what must be done to regain management of the host?
A. Use the VMRC
B. Reinstall ESXi
C. Connect directly with the vSphere client
D. Restart management agents
Answer:
B
Explanation: The only option left here is to reinstall the host. There is no other way to get access.
Question NO: 3
Which service is stopped when strict lockdown mode is enabled?
A. Firewall
B. NTP
C. DCUI
D. CIM
Answer:
C
Explanation: Lockdown mode is taken to the next level and the DCUI service is stopped to prevent direct access to the host.
Question NO: 4
After configuring the ESXi host as an NTP client, time synchronization is off. What could cause this issue?
A. The host is not connected to vCenter
B. The NTP daemon is stopped
C. The virtual machines are synchronized with the host
D. Multiple NTP servers with varying times have been specified
Select 2 answers.
Answer:
B,D
Explanation: The NTP daemon can be stopped in the security profile. The host does not need to be connected o vCenter to become an NTP client.
Question NO: 5
Which can be edited at the settings of a virtual distributed switch?
A. Netflow B. MTU size C. Pvlan D. Multicast filtering mode E. Name
Select 3 answers.
Answer:
B,D,E
Explanation: Pvlans and netflow are configured at the distributed port group level and can be overridden at the port. MTU, name, and multicast filtering mode are higher level and configured at the switch level.
Question NO: 6
An administrator logs into the DCUI with the root username and password. The IP address of the host is mistakenly changed from the 172.20.10.0/24 network to the 172.20.100.0/24 network. What will happen to the ability to manage this ESXi host?
A. The host will automatically rollback to the correct configuration
B. The host will no longer be manageable
C. The host will initiate a HA response
D. Virtual machines will lose network connectivity
Answer:
A
Explanation: The rollback feature of ESXi hosts will automatically detect the loss of a management and not allow the change to continue.
Question NO: 7
All VMkernel ports for Virtual SAN are configured, and there is unallocated local storage for capacity. What might prevent Virtual SAN from being enabled?
A. There are only three hosts contributing local storage
B. ESXi has been installed on local storage
C. The hosts have only 32GB of memory
D. ESXi has been installed on a SD card
Answer:
B
Explanation: For Virtual SAN to work, full control over all of the local disks is given to the kernel. This means that ESXi must be installed somewhere other than on a local LUN. Often in these cases, ESXi will be installed on a USB or SD card.
Question NO: 8
An administrator wants the ability to recover a replication job at different points in time. What replication feature will meet this need?
A. Backups
B. Snapshots
C. Points in time instances
D. Replication schedule
Answer:
C
Explanation: Points in time instances are used at the target site to maintain the ability to recover a virtual machine at different instances in time.
Question NO: 10
When will DRS migrate a virtual machine to satisfy Network I/O control?
A. A new Physical adapter has been added to an ESXi host in the cluster
B. Periods of high contention for host bandwidth
C. The bandwidth limit for a virtual machine has been removed
D. The bandwidth reservation has been increased beyond what the host can provide
Answer:
D
Explanation: DRS will only make a move if virtual machines cannot obtain the resources that have been guaranteed to them with a reservation. Otherwise, DRS will not take action. Even if there is contention for bandwidth, DRS will not migrate VMs.
Question NO: 11
Dependent hardware iSCSI adapters have been purchased for an ESXi host. What aspect of accessing iSCSI storage still must be configured in software?
A. VMkernel port
B. iSCSI initiator
C. initiator binding
D. HBA driver
Answer:
A
Explanation: Dependent hardware iSCSI has the initiator on the card but does not bypass the need for host networking configuration, so a VMkernel port must be created and bound to the physical adapter.
Question NO: 12
An administrator wants to present storage directly to a virtual machine but wants to keep the benefit of vSphere Snapshots. What would meet these needs?
A. VMFS VMDK
B. Physical RDM
C. Virtual RDM
D. NFS 4.1 VMDK
Answer:
C
Explanation: By presenting a LUN directly to the virtual machine, instantly the choices are narrowed to the RDM. In this case, the added ability to snapshot from the vSphere side as well as advanced file locking are available with the virtual mode RDM.
Question NO: 13
When implementing native multipathing and in NFS 4.1, what nic teaming policy is used?
A. IP Hash
B. Originating Virtual Port
C. Originating MAC Address
D. Round Robin
Answer:
A
Explanation: To make multipathing work, two IP addresses are associated with the NFS target and we use the IP Hash nic teaming policy to spread the load across the physical adapters.
Question NO: 14
What is the maximum size of a virtual volumes storage container?
A. No effective limit in size
B. 64TB
C. 2TB
D. 62TB
Answer:
A
Explanation: The virtual volumes storage container is a logical entity configured on the array. The storage container is not limited by size and can span the entirety of the array regardless of size.
Question NO: 15
When trying to ensure proper capacity planning, which capabilities should be used in a Virtual SAN storage policy? Choose two.
A. Number of Disk Stripes per Object
B. Force Provisioning
C. Object space reservation %
D. Number of failures to tolerate
Select 2 answers.
Answer:
C,D
Explanation: The higher the number of failures to tolerate, the more capacity will be used, as there will be more copies of those objects with that capability applied. The higher he space reserved for thick provisioning, the more space will be needed for those objects as well.
Question NO: 16
When configuring a disk group in Virtual SAN, 500GB will be used for storage capacity. What is the minimum recommended size of the SSD for that disk group?
A. 25GB
B. 50GB
C. 100GB
D. 200GB
Answer:
B
Explanation: The SSD used for caching should be at least 10% of the disk space used for capacity in a disk group. 10% of 500GB is 50GB.
Question NO: 17
An administrator wants to change the host default path selection policy to a VMware PSP that will allow active-active use of multiple paths. What command will make this change?
A. esxcli storage nmp satp set –default -psp=VMW_PSP_Fixed
B. esxcli storage nmp satp set –default-psp=VMW_PSP_MRU
C. esxcli storage nmp satp set –default-psp=VMW_PSP_RR
D. esxcli storage nmp satp set –default-psp=VMW_PSP_IPH
Answer:
C
Explanation: In this case, the path selection policy that will give us the ability to take advantage of multiple paths is Round Robin. This is not the default for ESXi hosts, so the command to change it is esxcli storage nmp satp set –default-psp=VMW_PSP_RR.
Question NO: 18
What is a requirement for an all-flash Virtual SAN configuration?
A. Hosts must have at least 2 SAS/SATA drive or PCIe flash disks
B. 10Gig physical adapter for VSAN must be shared with other traffic
C. 10Gbps physical adapters
D. Only SSD must be on the Virtual SAN HCL
Answer:
C
Explanation: A 10Gbps network for Virtual SAN is required for an all-flash configuration. The added performance benefit of the SSDs being used for storage is best taken advantage of with a more powerful network for accessing storage.
Question NO: 19
To use a SSD for capacity within Virtual SAN, what option must be chosen when adding the disk to a Virtual SAN disk group?
A. Add disk for storage
B. Add disk for capacity
C. Add disk as SSD
D. Add disk as HDD
Answer:
D
Explanation: SSDs being used for storage capacity must be manually marked in Virtual SAN. Without being marked as an HDD, Virtual SAN will assume that this is a SSD that will be used for caching. By marking the SSD as an HDD, Virtual SAN will allow it to be added as part of a disk group as storage capacity.
Question NO: 20
What backs the virtual volume?s datastore?
A. Storage container
B. Protocol endpoint
C. VASA provider
D. Presented LUNs
Answer:
A
Explanation: Software defined storage does away with the idea of LUN-centric storage. The logical entity called the storage container, which is created from the array is what backs the VVol?s datastore.
Question NO: 21
With the advent of Storage Policy Based Management, polices have gone from being created based on ______ to ______.
A. LUN, Datastore
B. Array, Local Host
C. Datastores, Virtual Machines
D. Node, LUN
Answer:
C
Explanation: Without software defined storage, datastores have certain capabilities and it must be ensured that a VM is sitting on the proper datastore. With Software Defined Storage in combination with Storage Policy Based Management, the policy is applied directly at the virtual machine based on the VM?s needs.
Question NO: 22
Which of these statements is false regarding VMFS datastores?
A. VMFS was specifically created for virtual machines
B. VMFS uses multiple block sizes for optimized storage
C. The size limit for a VMFS datastore is 64TB
D. VMFS datastores must use the entirety of the designated LUN
Answer:
D
Explanation: Upon datastore creation, the size is determined. Any amount of storage space up to the maximum size of the LUN can be utilized. Native VMFS5 has a block size of 1MB and a subblock of 8kb. The size limit of a VMFS datastore is 64TB.
Question NO: 23
A datastore has been unmounted form all ESXi hosts in the environment. What will happen to this datastore?
A. It will be marked as inactive and the files will remain intact
B. It will be marked as inactive and the files will be deleted
C. The datastore will be deleted along with the files
D. The datastore will be deleted but the files will remain on the LUN
Answer:
A
Explanation: Though inactive, the files have not been deleted from this datastore and the datastore has not been deleted either. With no hosts accessing it, the state becomes inactive.
Question NO: 24
Where are shares configured for storage I/O control?
A. At the Storage I/O control enabled datastore
B. Under the manage tab of Storage I/O control
C. At the virtual machine
D. Under the manage tab of the ESXi host
Answer:
C
Explanation: When viewing the related objects in a storage I/O control enabled datastore, the share values will be shown. To edit the share value, in the edit settings of the VM, expand the virtual disk and change the share value associated.
Question NO: 25
What is bypassed when using direct path I/O?
A. Physical adapters
B. VMkernel
C. Virtual machine
D. PCI device
Answer:
B
Explanation: Direct path I/O is specifically used to skip over the kernel and is usually reserved for incredibly I/O intensive virtual machines.