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2V0-620 · Question #66
2V0-620 Question #66: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B: Recheck the compliance of the host.. After manually resolving a host compliance warning during a change window, the correct verification step is to recheck compliance, which re-scans the host against its assigned baselines.
Section 5 – Administer and Maintain vSphere
Question
Refer to the Exhibit. An administrator logs into the vSphere Web Client and sees the warning shown in the Exhibit. During a change control window, the warning was addressed. What should be done to verify that the host is no longer showing the warning?
Exhibit
Options
- ARun a Remediate host operation.
- BRecheck the compliance of the host.
- CRestart the host to get rid of the warning.
- DInstall VMware tools to clear the warning.
Explanation
After manually resolving a host compliance warning during a change window, the correct verification step is to recheck compliance, which re-scans the host against its assigned baselines.
Common mistakes.
- A. Remediation applies patches or extensions to bring a non-compliant host into compliance and is the corrective action - not the verification step used after changes have already been manually applied.
- C. Restarting the host does not re-evaluate or clear compliance warnings; compliance status is determined solely by scanning against defined baselines, not by the host reboot cycle.
- D. Installing VMware Tools addresses in-guest VM software and has no effect on host-level compliance warnings generated by vSphere Update Manager or Lifecycle Manager.
Concept tested. vSphere host compliance recheck after manual remediation
Topics
#host compliance#vSphere Update Manager#compliance check#remediation
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