210-015 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

The ESXi 5.0 servers appear to have hardware problems after you have powered up the Vblock System 320. You want to view the log files for the ESXi servers.
What are two ways to accomplish this task? (Choose two.)

• A.Use the Technical Support Mode CLI.
• B.Use the vSphere Client.
• C.Use the Service Console.
• D.Use Powershell.

You ordered additional SAS drives to increase the capacity of your Vblock System 300.
What is the VCE recommended RAID configuration?

• A.RAID5 (4+1)
• B.RAID6 (6+2)
• C.RAID1 (4+4)
• D.RAID5 (7+1)

A single ESXi host becomes disconnected from vCenter and will not reconnect. When troubleshooting, you remove the host from vCenter and it will not rejoin. You contact Support and are asked to upload the vm-support bundle from the host for review. The host does not have connectivity to a shared data store, but you can SSH into the host.
Which procedure would you use to generate and retrieve the vm-support bundle?

• A.From the console session, run the vm-support -f -w vmfsvolumesDATASTORE_NAME command.
• B.Use the vSphere Web Client and connect to the host using httpsusernamevCenterFQDNcgi-binvm-support.cgi.
• C.Launch a streaming SSH session using the ssh root@ESXHostnameOrIPAddress vmsupport -s vm-support-Hostname.tgz command.
• D.In vCenter, Click the File Export Export System Logs, select the desired host, select the components and performance data, browse to the download location, and select Finish to complete.

In a standard Vblock System 300 configuration with two vHBAs, a single SAN fabric has failed.
How will the hosts be impacted?

• A.A single vHBA will lose all paths to all storage devices on that SAN fabric.
• B.Both vHBAs will lose a single path to all storage devices on that SAN fabric.
• C.Both vHBAs will lose a single path for some of the storage devices on that SAN fabric.
• D.A single vHBA will lose all paths to some of the storage devices on that SAN fabric.

You power on a Vblock System 320 and look at the Maps tab of an ESXi server in vCenter's Hosts And Clusters view and see an ESXi server with a red "x" over it.
What is causing the ESX server problem?

• A.The server is rebooting.
• B.The server has crashed.
• C.The data store is out of space.
• D.The server is an unsuitable candidate for migration.