2V0-11.24 · Question #60
A VMware Cloud Foundation administrator notices that the SDDC Manager dashboard shows an alert indicating that one of the ESXi hosts in their workload domain is in a Not Responding state. What is…
The correct answer is C. Check the network connectivity between the ESXi host and the SDDC Manager. When an ESXi host is in a "Not Responding" state in VMware Cloud Foundation, the first step in troubleshooting is to check the network connectivity between the ESXi host and the SDDC Manager. Network issues (e.g., misconfigured VLANs, firewall settings, or network outages) are…
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A VMware Cloud Foundation administrator notices that the SDDC Manager dashboard shows an alert indicating that one of the ESXi hosts in their workload domain is in a Not Responding state. What is the first troubleshooting step that should be performed to resolve this issue?
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- ARemove and re-add the ESXi host to the workload domain.
- BUpgrade the ESXi host to the latest version.
- CCheck the network connectivity between the ESXi host and the SDDC Manager.
- DReboot the ESXi host from the SDDC Manager interface.
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(42 responses)- A2% (1)
- B7% (3)
- C79% (33)
- D12% (5)
Explanation
When an ESXi host is in a "Not Responding" state in VMware Cloud Foundation, the first step in troubleshooting is to check the network connectivity between the ESXi host and the SDDC Manager. Network issues (e.g., misconfigured VLANs, firewall settings, or network outages) are often the primary cause of communication problems between SDDC Manager and the ESXi host.
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