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2V0-11.24 · Question #77

A disk failure has occurred in a vSAN cluster. What four steps should be taken to recover from this disk failure? (Choose four.)

The correct answer is A. Use the vSohere Client to check the vSAN Health Service C. Rebuild the affected disk group E. Replace the failed disk with a new one F. Ensure the new disk is claimed by the vSAN cluster. Checking the vSAN Health Service in the vSphere Client is the first step in diagnosing the issue and verifying the status of the vSAN components after the disk failure. Rebuilding the affected disk group is necessary to ensure that data is re-optimized and replicated in…

Section 3 - Manage VCF Storage

Question

A disk failure has occurred in a vSAN cluster. What four steps should be taken to recover from this disk failure? (Choose four.)

Options

  • AUse the vSohere Client to check the vSAN Health Service
  • BDisable disk group encryption
  • CRebuild the affected disk group
  • DPerform a full resync of the vSAN objects
  • EReplace the failed disk with a new one
  • FEnsure the new disk is claimed by the vSAN cluster

How the community answered

(42 responses)
  • A
    74% (31)
  • B
    10% (4)
  • D
    17% (7)

Explanation

Checking the vSAN Health Service in the vSphere Client is the first step in diagnosing the issue and verifying the status of the vSAN components after the disk failure. Rebuilding the affected disk group is necessary to ensure that data is re-optimized and replicated in accordance with the vSAN policy. Replacing the failed disk with a new one ensures that the storage capacity is restored. Ensuring that the new disk is claimed by the vSAN cluster is important to ensure that it is recognized and integrated into the vSAN disk group.

Topics

#vSAN disk failure#disk group rebuild#storage recovery#vSAN health

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