2V0-11.24 · Question #15
An administrator needs to configure Network IO Control (NIOC) on a Virtual Distributed Switch (VDS) to prioritize storage traffic over other types of traffic. Which two steps should be followed?…
The correct answer is B. Navigate to the VDS settings in the vSphere Client and enable NIOC. E. Assign shares and limits to the new port group to prioritize the storage traffic. Network IO Control (NIOC) must be enabled on the Virtual Distributed Switch (VDS) via the vSphere Client to begin configuring and managing bandwidth allocation and prioritization for different types of traffic. After enabling NIOC, you can assign shares and limits to the…
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An administrator needs to configure Network IO Control (NIOC) on a Virtual Distributed Switch (VDS) to prioritize storage traffic over other types of traffic. Which two steps should be followed? (Choose two.)
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- ADisable all other traffic types to ensure storage traffic gets full bandwidth.
- BNavigate to the VDS settings in the vSphere Client and enable NIOC.
- CMigrate all VM traffic to a standard switch.
- DCreate a new port group specifically for storage traffic.
- EAssign shares and limits to the new port group to prioritize the storage traffic.
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- C5% (1)
- D10% (2)
Explanation
Network IO Control (NIOC) must be enabled on the Virtual Distributed Switch (VDS) via the vSphere Client to begin configuring and managing bandwidth allocation and prioritization for different types of traffic. After enabling NIOC, you can assign shares and limits to the specific port group (in this case, for storage traffic) to prioritize the traffic over other types of network traffic.
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