5V0-22.21 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

An administrator is tasked with upgrading a network isolated vSAN Cluster to the latest version available to take advantage of the new features and performance improvements.
Which two actions should the administrator take first? (Choose two.)

• A.Disable the vSphere DRS and vSphere HA in order to avoid VMs and data from moving among the nodes during the vSAN upgrade process.
• B.Verify if there is enough cache devices and cache space on the hosts before proceeding with the software updates.
• C.Login on MyVMware, and download the vSphere and vSAN software bundles.
• D.Verify the supportability of the software, hardware, drivers, firmware, and storage I/O controllers on the VMware Compatibility Guide.
• E.Put the host in maintenance mode with "Ensure Accessibility".

A vSAN administrator notices the VMware Skyline Health: Network Latency Check reports indicate three hosts are non-compliant.
Which action should the vSAN administrator take?

• A.Place the noncompliant hosts into an isolated network.
• B.Check VMKNICs, uplinks. VLANs. physical switches, and associated settings.
• C.Reboot the noncompliant hosts one at a time.
• D.Rerun the VMware Skyline Health: vSAN Cluster Partition report.

A vSphere administrator wants to use vSphere Lifecycle Manager (vLCM) to manage a vSAN cluster with one desired image. When creating the new cluster, the administrator chooses "Manage all hosts in the cluster with a single image".
Which option is NOT available when setting up the cluster image?

• A.Import baseline from vSphere Lifecycle Manager
• B.Compose a new image
• C.Import image from new host
• D.Import image from an existing host in the vCenter inventory

A vSAN administrator has three available racks and six vSAN hosts and needs to protect against a rack failure while maximizing resources.
Which two strategies should the vSAN administrator use to achieve this goal? (Choose two.)

• A.RAID-6/FTT=2
• B.2-node configuration
• C.vSAN stretched cluster
• D.RAID-5/FTT=1
• E.Specify fault domains

A single capacity disk fails within a vSAN 7.0 U1 cluster running with a "compression-only" configuration enabled. The vSAN administrator must recognize the platform impact that has occurred and take steps to correct it.
Which action should the vSAN administrator take?

• A.The hardware failure will impact the entire disk group, so the vSAN administrator will need to remove and recreate the disk group following the replacement of the failed storage device.
• B.The hardware failure will only impact the specific capacity disk, so the vSAN administrator will need to remove and replace the failed capacity device.
• C.The hardware failure will impact all disk groups within the ESXi host, so the vSAN administrator will need to manually remove the ESXi node from the vSAN Cluster, replace the failed capacity device, and then re-create the disk group.
• D.The hardware failure will stop the running workloads, so the vSAN administrator will need to disable the compression-only configuration, replace the failed capacity device, and then re-create the disk group.