Q1. An administrator needs to configure an alarm that notifies administrators if an application is impacted by overcommitment of memory resources. The environment consists of 100 virtual machines running on 5 ESXi hosts that are configured in a fully automated HA/DRS cluster. The cluster is configured with a parent resource pool and Production and Development child pools. 

Where should the administrator set the alarm to meet the requirement? 

A. On each virtual machine 

B. On each host 

C. On the Production resource pool 

D. On the cluster 

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Q2. An administrator needs to migrate a company's physical servers to virtual servers and deploy into the ESXi 5.x cluster. During the process of converting to a virtual machine, the administrator needs to reduce the size of the disks. 

Which method should the administrator use to meet this requirement? 

A. Use VMware Converter hot cloning with volume-based cloning at the file level 

B. Shut down the physical server and use VMware Converter cold cloning with volume-based cloning at the block level 

C. Use VMware Converter hot cloning with volume-based cloning at the block level 

D. Shut down the physical server and use VMware Converter cold cloning with volume-based cloning at the file level 

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Q3. -- Exhibit --

-- Exhibit --The virtual machine Fileserver01 shown in the exhibit can not ping anything on the Internet. 

Why is Fileserver01 unable to connect to the Internet? 

A. Fileserver01 does not have a reachable IP address. 

B. Fileserver01 is not on the Production network. 

C. The virtual nic for Fileserver01 has a speed or duplex mismatch. 

D. The vSwitch1 virtual switch does not have an attached vmnic adapter. 

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Q4. An administrator needs to know the estimated time remaining on a virtual machine that is hosting a critical accounting application given current assigned resources such as memory, CPU, and disk. 

When an administrator selects the virtual machine in the vCenter Operations Manager console, which major badge should the administrator investigate to determine this information? 

A. Risk 

B. Health 

C. Efficiency 

D. Time Remaining 

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Q5. An administrator needs to create an alarm to monitor when a specific ESXi host in an HA/DRS cluster becomes disconnected from other vSphere components like HA agents or the vCenter server. 

Which process must the administrator use to accomplish this? 

A. Define a Host type alarm, monitor for the event Cannot connect host, and supply a conditional trigger on Host name equal to a specific label. 

B. Define a Cluster type alarm, monitor for the event Cannot connect host, and supply a conditional trigger on Host name equal to a specific label. 

C. Define a Cluster type alarm, monitor for the event Host status changed, and supply a specific label for each host. 

D. Define a Host type alarm, monitor for the condition Host status changed, and supply a specific label for each host. 

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Q6. An administrator has created a Virtual SAN Cluster using Automatic Mode Disk Groups. There is very little storage space left in the cluster. The administrator has access to an iSCSI storage array. 

Which approach should the administrator take to expand the Virtual SAN Cluster? 

A. Add new hosts to the cluster with available local disks then click the Claim Disks icon in the Disk Management section under the Virtual SAN tab. 

B. Add new disks to the hosts in the cluster then click the Claim Disks icon in the Disk Management section under the Virtual SAN tab. 

C. Add new hosts to the cluster with available local disk. No further action is required to claim the added storage. 

D. Provision new LUNs on the iSCSI storage and present one LUN to each host in the cluster. No further action is required to claim the added storage. 

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Q7. Which two precautions should a vSphere administrator take before increasing the size of a VMFS datastore? (Choose two.) 

A. Unmount the datastore 

B. Perform a rescan to ensure that all hosts see the most current storage 

C. Quiesce I/O on all disks involved 

D. Shut down all virtual machines stored in the datastore 

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Q8. While shutting down a vApp for maintenance, a vSphere administrator determines that one 

of the virtual machines stays powered on. The administrator manually powers off the virtual machine inside the vApp. 

Which step should the administrator take to prevent the virtual machine from staying powered on in the future? 

A. Change the Shutdown Action for the virtual machine to None 

B. Change the Shutdown Action for the virtual machine to Power Off 

C. Change the Shutdown Action for the virtual machine to Manual 

D. Change the Shutdown Action for the virtual machine to Excluded 

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Q9. A virtual machine has the following configuration: 

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Thin provisioned virtual disks 

. The VMFS datastore on which it resides is on a thin provisioned LUN. 

. The storage array is VAAI-enabled. 

What is the behavior of the virtual machine when it encounters an out-of-space condition? 

A. It is suspended. 

B. It is gracefully shut down. 

C. It is powered off. 

D. It is converted to space-efficient sparse. 

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Q10. A vSphere administrator manages a three host cluster with 20 VMs. The HA cluster is configured with the Host Failures the Cluster Tolerates admission control policy and all other settings are set to default values. The administrator determines that one of the VMs is not able to power on. After further inspection, it is determined that this VM cannot power on because of a very large CPU reservation. 

Which cluster advanced HA setting can the administrator modify to enable the virtual machine to power on? 

A. Lower das.vmcpumaxmhz attribute value 

B. Higher das.vmcpuminmhz attribute value 

C. Lower das.slotcpuoutmhz attribute value 

D. Higher das.slotcpuinmhz attribute value 

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