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2V0-21.20 · Question #76

Which action should be taken to ensure vSphere Update Manager (VUM) is available?

The correct answer is D. Install VCSA. vSphere Update Manager (VUM) is bundled into the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) - it is not a separate product to download, not a Windows-only feature, and does not need to be manually enabled. Installing VCSA automatically includes VUM as an integrated component. Option A is…

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Question

Which action should be taken to ensure vSphere Update Manager (VUM) is available?

Options

  • ADownload VUM from myVMware.
  • BConsider Windows based vCenter for compatibility.
  • CEnable VUM in the vSphere Client.
  • DInstall VCSA.

How the community answered

(52 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    94% (49)

Explanation

vSphere Update Manager (VUM) is bundled into the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) - it is not a separate product to download, not a Windows-only feature, and does not need to be manually enabled. Installing VCSA automatically includes VUM as an integrated component. Option A is wrong because VUM is not a standalone downloadable. Option B is outdated - VUM was previously Windows-only, but since vSphere 6.5, VUM is embedded in VCSA and Windows-based vCenter is deprecated. Option C is incorrect because VUM does not require manual enablement; it is active by default within VCSA.

Topics

#vSphere Update Manager#VCSA#vCenter Server Appliance#VUM availability

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