QUESTION NO: 317
Thanks to Anti-affinity rules, VMware Fault Tolerant virtual machines are?
A. Never located within the same cluster
B. Sometimes located on the same host, but only in a powered off state
C. Never located on the same host
D. Sometimes located on the same host if an HA event occurs
Answer: B
QUESTION NO: 318
Which of the following are valid use cases for VMware Fault Tolerance
(Choose Three)?
A. An administrator wants to provide continuous availability if a business critical
application fails
B. An administrator wants to provide on-demand fault tolerance for a virtual machine
during a critical operation
C. An administrator wants application 220 702 high availability for applications that are not
cluster aware
D. An administrator wants to provide fault tolerance for one or more physical servers
E. An administrator wants to provide continuous availability if a critical hardware
component fails
Answer: B,C,E
QUESTION NO: 313
Which of the following can be configured or modified from the Resource
Allocation tab of a DRS Cluster (Choose Two)?
A. virtual machine CPU share value
B. expandable reservation for resource pools in the cluster
C. virtual machine memory reservation
D. share priority for resource pools in the cluster
Answer: A,C
QUESTION NO: 314
A company wants to increase disk 9L0-403 capacity for their VMware vSphere environment.
Management mandates that:
(1) VMotion must work in this environment
(2) the existing LAN infrastructure must be used
(3) the storage must support VMFS volumes
Which storage option would best meet company objectives?
A. iSCSI
B. Fibre Channel
C. NFS
D. SATA
Answer: A
QUESTION NO: 315
Using Hardware iSCSI Initiators with ESX/ESXi hosts allows which of the
following tasks to be offloaded from the VMkernel?
A. Issuing SCSI commands to the virtual disk
B. Mapping requests for blocks on the virtual disk to blocks on the appropriate physical
device
C. Encapsulation of iSCSI PDUs into TCP/IP packets
D. Encapsulation of I/O requests into iSCSI Protocol Data Units (PDUs)
Answer: D
QUESTION NO: 310
On an ESX Host, a particular user is assigned the Administrator role. However, when that
user logs into the vCenter Server, he has Read Only permissions. What most likely
caused this?
A. ESX Server permission assignments do not propagate to the vCenter Server
B. The permissions assigned on the ESX Server will 9L0-510 not update in vCenter until the next
scheduled update interval
C. The ESX Server is not joined to the Active Directory domain
D. The user has Read Only permissions specifically assigned to an item, which overrides
propagated permissions
Answer: A
QUESTION NO: 311
Assuming a user or a group is assigned a single vCenter Server role, if the
role is then removed, which of the following occurs?
A. Users or groups retain the permissions associated with the removed role until they are
manually assigned a new role
B. Users or groups are automatically assigned the Read Only role until an administrator
can manually assign a new role
C. Users or groups assigned the removed role no longer have any permissions in vCenter
D. A role assigned to existing users or groups cannot be removed until all users or groups
are removed from the role
Answer: C
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