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What are three valid inventory objects in vcenter server? (three choose )
The correct answer is B. Host profiles C. Datacenter D. Cluster. vCenter Server organizes and manages the virtual infrastructure using various inventory objects, which include organizational containers and configuration templates.
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What are three valid inventory objects in vcenter server? (three choose )
Options
- AVirtual machine
- BHost profiles
- CDatacenter
- DCluster
- EDRS
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B89% (33)
- E8% (3)
Why each option
vCenter Server organizes and manages the virtual infrastructure using various inventory objects, which include organizational containers and configuration templates.
While a virtual machine is indeed a managed entity within the vCenter Server inventory, the question implicitly targets more fundamental structural or configuration management objects like Datacenters, Clusters, and Host Profiles.
Host profiles are an inventory object used within vCenter Server to standardize and enforce host configurations across multiple ESXi hosts, ensuring compliance and consistency.
A Datacenter is a top-level organizational object within the vCenter Server inventory that logically groups hosts, clusters, virtual machines, networks, and datastores.
A Cluster is an inventory object in vCenter Server that aggregates computational and memory resources from multiple ESXi hosts, enabling advanced features like DRS and HA.
DRS (Distributed Resource Scheduler) is a feature or service that operates within a cluster to manage resource allocation, rather than a distinct inventory object in the same hierarchical sense as a Datacenter or Cluster.
Concept tested: vCenter Server inventory objects
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/8.0/vsphere-vcenter-server-80-management-guide/GUID-A92CEB8E-32E2-4401-BC4E-685A9031737E.html
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