if a host failover is unsuccessful

if a virtual machine was removed from vCenter Server’s inventory

if a virtual machine was deployed from template, and the template has been deleted

if a virtual machine is unregistered directly on the host

It balances resource utilization for virtual machines with unpredictable utilization patterns.

It integrates DRS with vRealize Operations Manager to balance workloads for virtual machines before
resource utilization spikes occur.

It balances resource utilization based on a threshold’s algorithm that runs each night.

It determines the best placement and balance of virtual machines based on a threshold’s algorithm that runs
each night in vCenter Server 6.5 Database.

/var/log/fdm.log

/var/log/vpxa.log

/var/log/hostd.log

/var/log/auth.log

The Linux machine must be powered off.

The Linux machine must have the SSH daemon started.

The Linux machine must use a static IP address.

The Linux machine must have a fully-qualified domain name.

The virtual machine is running on a vSAN datastore.

The Fault Tolerance network is using a 10Gbit uplink.

The virtual machine has 6 vCPUs assigned.

The virtual machine has a 1TB VMDK attached.

The virtual machine has snapshots present.

to manage conversion tasks remotely

to convert virtual machines as well as physical machines

to allow installation of the Converter agent on remote source machines

to hot clone physical or virtual machines

All small and large file blocks are 8MB.

All small and large file blocks are 1MB.

Small file blocks are 512KB. large file blocks are 64MB.

Small file blocks are 1MB, large file blocks are 512MB.

Remote Content Library

Published Content Library

Local Content Library

Shared Content Library

Subscribed Content Library

A.
from the ESXi Host Client

B.
from the VMware vSphere Appliance Management Interface

C.
from within the VMware vSphere Web Client

D.
from the vCenter Server Appliance Installer

vSphere 6.5 does not support manual UNMAP.

The manual UNMAP operation has been moved to the vSphere web client.

The VASA version is use is incompatible.

UNMAP is automated for VMFS6.

Local Windows OS users and groups

Configuration

Custom ports

Historical and Performance data

FQDN

A.
Virtual SAN traffic

B.
NFS traffic

C.
vMotion traffic

D.
vSphere HA traffic

E.
Fault Tolerance logging traffic

A.
RSA SecurID

B.
Smart Card

C.
SAML

D.
Symantec VIP

A.
It uses the vCenter HA network to communicate with the Witness node.

B.
It constantly replicates vPostgres data with the Witness node.

C.
It uses a public IP address for the management interface.

D.
It runs the active vCenter Server Appliance instance.

E.
It uses the vCenter HA network for replication of data to the Passive node.

F.
It provides a quorum to protect against split-brain situations.

A.
Total vCPUs assigned to each VM.

B.
Average CPU usage on each VM over time.

C.
Memory reservations on each VM.

D.
Total memory assigned to each VM.

E.
Average active memory on each VM over time.

F.
CPU reservations on each VM.

A.
Set a 2GB memory reservation on the VM.

B.
Mount the virtual disk from the affected VM on to another virtual machine and free up space from within the
OS.

C.
Enable vSphere HD admission control on the cluster in which the VM resides.

D.
Set a 2GB memory limit on the VM.

A.
Software iSCSI initiator

B.
Software FCoE adapter

C.
Hardware Independent iSCSI initiator

D.
Hardware Dependent iSCSI initiator

A.
vCenter Server, ESXi hosts, VMware Tools, Virtual Machine hardware

B.
VMware Tools, Virtual Machine hardware, ESXi hosts, vCenter Server

C.
vCenter Server, Virtual Machine hardware, VMware tools, ESXi hosts

D.
ESXi hosts, vCenter Server, Virtual Machine hardware, VMware Tools

A.
In the vSphere Web Client, browse to the host in question. Click the Manage tab and select settings. Select
System and click Certificate, then click the Renew button.

B.
In the vSphere Web Client, browse to the host in question. Click the Manage tab and select settings. Select
System and click Certificate, then click the Refresh CA Certificates button.

C.
Run the command /sbin/generate-certificates on the affected host.

D.
Disconnect the host from vCenter Server and reconnect it.

A.
Hardware Acceleration for NAS devices

B.
VVOL

C.
Hardware Acceleration for Block Devices

D.
VM Storage Policies

A.
CPU

B.
physical NIC saturation of an ESXi host

C.
virtual NIC saturation of a virtual machine

D.
RAM

E.
storage latency

A.
tcpdump-uw

B.
wireshark

C.
pktcap-uw

D.
pcap

A.
Instant Clones

B.
Distributed Resource Scheduler

C.
Linked Clones

D.
vMotion

E.
Storage Distributed Resource Scheduler

A.
vSphere Client Interface

B.
vSphere Web Client Interface

C.
VMware Host Client Interface

D.
Virtual Appliance Management Interface

A.
Promiscuous mode

B.
DPM

C.
LLDP

D.
CDP

A.
Use a VM-Host affinity rule.

B.
Add the VMs to a vApp.

C.
Use a VM-VM affinity rule.

D.
Place the VMs in different folders.

A.
soft zoning

B.
single-initiator-multiple-target zoning

C.
single-initiator zoning

D.
single-initiator-single-target zoning

A.
The administrator can use tags to describe capabilities.

B.
Default capabilities are provided by vCenter Server.

C.
Datastores can advertise their capabilities through VAAI.

D.
Datastores can advertise their capabilities through VASA.

A restore can only be performed on the same cluster the snapshot was taken from

vSphere DRS must be turned off.

A restore can only be performed on a vSphere DRS cluster within the original vCenter Server.

vSphere DRS must be turned on.

vSphere Web Client

esxcli

Host Profiles

PowerCLI

443

8182

22

902

software FCoE HBA

Fibre Channel HBA

independent hardware iSCSI HBA

dependent hardware iSCSI HBA

A. protocol endpoint

B. storage container

C. storage provider

D. datastore

D. DRS will vMotion VMs when network utilization is higher than the threshold on a particular host.

C. DRS will place VMs on initial boot for hosts that have network utilization lower that the threshold.

B. DRS will balance VMs when Network I/O Control is enabled.

A. DRS will balance VMs when a network resource pool is configured for VMs.