2V0-621D · Question #185
An administrator has decided to create 10 ESXi 6.x hosts via Auto Deploy for a new Test/Dev cluster. The hosts are configured to obtain their networking configuration via DHCP. Which Direct Console…
The correct answer is C. Restart Management Network. This question asks for the specific Direct Console User Interface (DCUI) option to renew a DHCP lease on an ESXi host.
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An administrator has decided to create 10 ESXi 6.x hosts via Auto Deploy for a new Test/Dev cluster. The hosts are configured to obtain their networking configuration via DHCP. Which Direct Console User Interface option should the administrator use to renew the DHCP lease for the hosts?
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- ARestore Network Settings
- BTest Management Network
- CRestart Management Network
- DNetwork Restore Options
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Why each option
This question asks for the specific Direct Console User Interface (DCUI) option to renew a DHCP lease on an ESXi host.
'Restore Network Settings' typically reverts network configurations to default or a saved state, which is not the specific action for renewing a DHCP lease.
'Test Management Network' verifies connectivity for the management network but does not renew a DHCP lease.
The 'Restart Management Network' option in the ESXi Direct Console User Interface (DCUI) restarts the management network services, including the DHCP client. This action forces the host to attempt to obtain a new DHCP lease, effectively renewing it.
'Network Restore Options' is a general category, not a specific action for renewing a DHCP lease.
Concept tested: ESXi DCUI network configuration management
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere.hostclient.doc/GUID-62E8E442-9908-4129-A281-0428E6199201.html
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