An administrator wants to deploy a desktop and application virtualization solution on top of vSAN.
Which VMware product should the administrator install?
D
Explanation:
Reference: https://www.vmware.com/products/horizon/horizon-vsan.html
An administrator has been tasked with enabling encryption for existing virtual machines on a vSAN
cluster.
Which three prerequisites must be satisfied before completing the task? (Choose three.)
A, D, F
Explanation:
Because Before you can create encrypted virtual machines, you must create an encryption storage
policy. You create the storage policy once, and assign it each time you encrypt a virtual machine or
virtual
disk.
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere.security.doc/GUID-7DE1ED8F-880B-421E-B27B-5AAA58454AFA.html
Upon checking the latency goal under vSAN performance diagnostics, the vSAN Administrator sees
this message displayed:
The increase in latency in the vSAN stack might be beyond expected limits.
Which two root causes can be identified to help remediate the issue? (Choose two.)
C, E
Explanation:
Reference: https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2150018
An architect is designing for a production vSAN cluster, and the customer introduced these
requirements related to File Services: A minimum of 12 files shares. 30TB NFS capacity to mount
workload VMs.
What should be the architect’s recommendations?
D
An administrator has received an alert indicating that a single capacity device is close to failing within
the production vSAN Cluster. The administrator must now complete preemptive maintenance on the
vSAN Cluster without impacting the availability of workloads or vSAN File Services.
The following information is known about the vSAN Cluster:
* vSAN 7.x Cluster
* vSAN node count: 8
* De-Duplication and Compression: Enabled.
* Encryption: Disabled
* Current Utilization: 45%
* Disk Groups: 2
* Devices per node: 2 x 400 GB SSD, 6 x 1.8 TB SSD
Which three steps should the administrator take to successfully complete the task? (Choose three.)
BEF
Explanation:
If you upgrade the capacity device, verify the following requirements:
- Verify that the cluster contains enough space to migrate the data from the capacity device.
- Place the host in maintenance mode. See Place a Member of Virtual SAN Cluster in Maintenance
Mode.
"Select the flash capacity device or magnetic disk, and click Remove selected disk(s) from disk
group."
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.virtualsan.doc/GUID-4E3390C1-6C50-49E5-AEB6-C9BC037979A1.html
A 30-minute power maintenance window has been approved on Sunday. Due to a delay, the
maintenance took 20 minutes longer to finish.
During this time, the vSAN administrator noticed that one of the clusters nodes was affected by a
power shortage, as it was connected to an affected power source. The default vSAN storage policy
has been applied.
What will be the status of the vSAN objects on the affected host immediately after it is recovered?
C
Explanation:
Default
Storage
Policy
is
FTT=1.
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.7/com.vmware.vsphere.virtualsan.doc/GUID-C228168F-6807-4C2A-9D74-E584CAF49A2A.html
Due to the success of the recently deployed developer-only private cloud solution, a company has a
new requirement to at least double the usable capacity in their all-flash vSAN cluster.
The vSAN cluster is deployed into a co-located datacenter that is owned by a third-party hosting
company. The hosting company charges a fixed monthly cost for rack space and power consumption.
The service owner has been given a limited budget for additional hardware purchases, but not for
on-going co-location costs.
The current vSAN cluster has the following configuration:
* 10 vSAN Nodes with 2 CPUs (20 cores), 512 GB RAM
* 1 Disk Group per vSAN node
- 1 x 400 GB
- 4 x 1.8 TB
* De-duplication and Compression is enabled.
* vSAN Capacity is currently:
- Total: 72 TB
- Usable: ~40 TB (FTT1/RAID1) and ~60 TB (FTT1/RAID5).
As a result of any action taken, the service owner would like to ensure that overall availability of the
vSAN cluster is increased.
Which two recommendations meet the requirement to increase capacity while maintaining service
availability? (Choose two.)
AC
Explanation:
Option A meets the requirement by adding additional SSDs to each vSAN node, which will increase
the total capacity of the vSAN cluster. By installing the same type of SSDs that are currently being
used, this option will also maintain the same level of service availability.
Option C meets the requirement by creating a new disk group and adding the newly installed SSDs to
it. By creating a new disk group, it will allow you to use the new SSDs as a separate cache and
capacity tier, which will improve the cluster's performance and increase the usable capacity.
After a vSAN Witness Appliance network configuration, the vSAN administrator notices that vSAN
traffic flows from vmk0 (Management Traffic) rather than vmk1 (vSAN Traffic).
Which step should be taken to resolve this issue?
C
Explanation:
The vmk1 interface cannot be configured with an IP address on the same range as that of vmk0. This
is because Management traffic and vSAN traffic use the default TCP/IP stack. If both vmk0 and vmk1
are configured on the same range, a multihoming condition will occur and vSAN traffic will flow from
vmk0, rather than vmk1.
A customer has upgraded to vSAN 7, but there is still an existing legacy host which must be removed
from the vSAN cluster.
Which three steps must an administrator take to successfully remove this host from the vSAN
cluster? (Choose three.)
C, E, F
Explanation:
Reference:
http://www.vexpertconsultancy.com/2019/06/step-by-step-remove-a-node-
permanently-from-a-vsan-cluster/
During a vSAN design workshop, an architect collected these customer requirements:
* Leverage vSAN storage policies with Erasure Coding.
* Enable Deduplication and Compression.
* Use the minimum number of hosts in the cluster.
* Maintain full storage policy compliance when two nodes are down.
Which vSAN cluster design meets the customer’s requirements?
B
Explanation:
https://blogs.vmware.com/virtualblocks/2018/05/24/vsan-deployment-considerations/
Reference: https://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/products/vsan/vmware-vsan-62-space-efficiency-
technologies.pdf