What is the primary symptom of an issue with vSphere HA host states?

The correct answer is D. HA-protected VMs are not restarted after a host failure. vSphere HA (High Availability) is designed to automatically restart virtual machines on other hosts in the cluster in case of a host failure. If there is an issue with vSphere HA host states, the primary symptom is that HA-protected VMs do not restart after a host failure…

Section 6 – vSphere Security and Availability

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AVMs are not being migrated using vMotion
BSnapshots cannot be created or consolidated
CHosts frequently disconnect from vCenter Server
DHA-protected VMs are not restarted after a host failure

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vSphere HA (High Availability) is designed to automatically restart virtual machines on other hosts in the cluster in case of a host failure. If there is an issue with vSphere HA host states, the primary symptom is that HA-protected VMs do not restart after a host failure, which indicates a problem with HA configuration or functionality.

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