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2V0-621 · Question #249
2V0-621 Question #249: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: DRS will evacuate virtual machines from hosts and places in maintenance or standby modes. Disabling vSphere HA admission control removes the failover capacity reservation, allowing DRS and DPM to make placement and power decisions without regard for failover requirements.
Question
When operating with Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) and Distributed Power Management (DPM), what two statements explain the impact of disabling vSphere High Availability admission control? (Choose two.)
Options
- ADRS will evacuate virtual machines from hosts and places in maintenance or standby modes
- BVmware DPM will place hosts in standby mode even if doing so violates failover requirements.
- CDRS does not evacuate virtual machines from a host for the purpose of placing it in
- DVMware DPM does not place hosts in standby mode if doing so would violate failover
Explanation
Disabling vSphere HA admission control removes the failover capacity reservation, allowing DRS and DPM to make placement and power decisions without regard for failover requirements.
Common mistakes.
- C. This describes DRS behavior when admission control is ENABLED - DRS refrains from evacuating hosts if doing so would violate the configured failover capacity.
- D. This describes DPM behavior when admission control is ENABLED - DPM skips standby placement for hosts whose removal would breach the failover policy.
Concept tested. Impact of disabling HA admission control on DRS and DPM
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