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2V0-621D · Question #242

Which two conditions would prevent an administrator from upgrading an existing vCenter Appliance to vSphere 6.x? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. The appliance has been configured to use an external Single Sign-On server. B. The administrator did not export the appliance configuration. Upgrading a vCenter Appliance to vSphere 6.x can be prevented by using an external Single Sign-On server configuration or by not exporting the appliance configuration prior to upgrade.

Section 4 – Upgrade vSphere 6.x to vSphere 6.x

Question

Which two conditions would prevent an administrator from upgrading an existing vCenter Appliance to vSphere 6.x? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AThe appliance has been configured to use an external Single Sign-On server.
  • BThe administrator did not export the appliance configuration.
  • CThe administrator is using an appliance with an embedded Platform Services Controller.
  • DThe ESXi Host that the appliance will run on has not been placed into Maintenance Mode.

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    75% (21)
  • C
    7% (2)
  • D
    18% (5)

Why each option

Upgrading a vCenter Appliance to vSphere 6.x can be prevented by using an external Single Sign-On server configuration or by not exporting the appliance configuration prior to upgrade.

AThe appliance has been configured to use an external Single Sign-On server.Correct

An appliance configured with an external Single Sign-On server often requires specific migration or converge procedures before a direct upgrade to vSphere 6.x can successfully complete, making it a potential blocking condition.

BThe administrator did not export the appliance configuration.Correct

Not exporting the appliance configuration, which includes critical data and settings, would prevent a successful and recoverable upgrade process, as data migration from the source appliance is a key step.

CThe administrator is using an appliance with an embedded Platform Services Controller.

An appliance with an embedded Platform Services Controller is the recommended and well-supported configuration for upgrades and would not prevent a vSphere 6.x upgrade.

DThe ESXi Host that the appliance will run on has not been placed into Maintenance Mode.

Placing the ESXi host into Maintenance Mode is not a prerequisite for upgrading the vCenter Server Appliance itself, as the upgrade process focuses on the appliance VM.

Concept tested: vCenter Appliance upgrade prerequisites

Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.7/com.vmware.vsphere.install.doc/GUID-83B927B6-8C8B-453D-A687-0AF33A365126.html

Topics

#vCenter Appliance upgrade#Upgrade prerequisites#External SSO

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