What is the name of the command line utility that checks for VMFS5 metadata corruption?

The correct answer is B. voma. It is possible to check VMFS for metadata inconsistency with a tool called VOMA (Vmware Ondisk Metadata Analyser). With VOMA you can check VMFS3 and VMFS5 datastores. Please note, that the tool can only identify problems, as it runs in a read-only mode. So it does not help you…

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Avmkfstools --check
Bvoma
Cvmfsanalyzer
Desxcli vmfs check

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It is possible to check VMFS for metadata inconsistency with a tool called VOMA (Vmware Ondisk Metadata Analyser). With VOMA you can check VMFS3 and VMFS5 datastores. Please note, that the tool can only identify problems, as it runs in a read-only mode. So it does not help you to fix detected errors.

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