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Question 1

A system administrator has to configure several virtual machines for different business units. The

administrator needs to enable features that allow overcommitment of resources while adhering to

the business requirements and different department performance SLAs.

Which two features should the administrator enable to achieve this goal? (Choose two.)

Options :

A : vSphere Distributed Power Management

B : vSphere Fault Tolerance

C : vSphere Resource Pools

D : vSphere High Availability

E : vSphere Storage I/O Control

Answer: A,C

Question 2

Which option can be used to guarantee physical resources to a VM?

Options :

A : CPU and Memory Reservations

B : Limits

C : Shares

D : DRS

Answer: A

Question 3

Which feature helps maintain zero data loss when a VM on an ESXi server fails unexpectedly?

Options :

A : vMoon

B : Fault Tolerance

C : Storage vMoon

D : vSphere High Availability

Answer: D

Question 4

Following a vMotion migration, a VM is unreachable on the network. You have validated that there are no physical connectivity issues, and that other VMs on the destination host can be reached. What could be causing this issue? (Choose two.)

Options :

A : The VM failed to release and renew it-s IP address during the vMotion.

B : The VM has been moved to an isolated virtual switch.

C : The VLAN configurations on the source and destination hosts do not match.

D : The Physical switch ports do not have the identical VLAN configuration.

Answer: C,D

Question 5

You have all the files for a VM on a datastore, but cannot see it in your vCenter VM inventory. How can you make the VM visible to vCenter and power it on?