Broadcom-VMware
2V0-21.19D · Question #112
An administrator manages a vSphere environment with the following configuration: - HA enabled - Admission Control enabled based on fixed slot size - 1 VM with a memory reservation significantly…
The correct answer is A. Failover capacity is exceeded due to the memory reservation. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An administrator manages a vSphere environment with the following configuration:
- HA enabled
- Admission Control enabled based on fixed slot size
- 1 VM with a memory reservation significantly larger than the fixed
slot size The administrator notices that occasionally the VM with the memory reservation fails to restart during an HA host failure event. What could cause this to happen?
Options
- AFailover capacity is exceeded due to the memory reservation
- BvMotion network needs more bandwidth to restart the reserved VM
- CVMs with reservations must be in their own dedicated cluster
- DDRS must be enabled when admission control is enabled
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