2V0-11.25 · Question #152
While troubleshooting a vSphere HA c luster issue, an administrator observes that a host is in the Network Isolated state. The host is unable to ping the configured isolation address and cannot…
The correct answer is C. Reconfigure the isolation addresses to ensure the host can ping the default gateway or other. Ensuring the host's isolation addresses include reachable targets (such as the default gateway) allows the HA agent to detect network connectivity correctly without taking action on running VMs, resolving the isolation state with minimal disruption.
Question
While troubleshooting a vSphere HA c luster issue, an administrator observes that a host is in the Network Isolated state. The host is unable to ping the configured isolation address and cannot access any other vSphere HA agents. Which step would resolve this issue while minimizing downtime for running virtual machines (VMs)?
Options
- APower off all VMs on the isolated host, remove the host from the cluster, and add it back after the
- BReconfigure the host's HA agent to bypass the isolation check and allow VM operations to
- CReconfigure the isolation addresses to ensure the host can ping the default gateway or other
- DRestart the vSphere HA services on the isolated host to trigger the election of a new primary
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A17% (7)
- B7% (3)
- C73% (30)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Ensuring the host's isolation addresses include reachable targets (such as the default gateway) allows the HA agent to detect network connectivity correctly without taking action on running VMs, resolving the isolation state with minimal disruption.
Topics
Community Discussion
No community discussion yet for this question.