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2V0-622 · Question #418

An administrator is trying to set up Host Partial Failure Response, but the Automated option is grayed out. What can the administrator change to enable the Automated option?

The correct answer is C. Enable vSphere HA Host Monitoring.. The Automated option for Host Partial Failure Response in vSphere HA is unavailable unless Host Monitoring is enabled, because automated remediation depends on the HA subsystem actively monitoring host health.

Section 6 – Administer vSphere 6.5 Availability

Question

An administrator is trying to set up Host Partial Failure Response, but the Automated option is grayed out. What can the administrator change to enable the Automated option?

Options

  • AChange the vSphere DRS Automation level to Partially Automated.
  • BChange the vSphere DRS Automation level to Fully Automated.
  • CEnable vSphere HA Host Monitoring.
  • DChange the vSphere DPM Automation level to Automatic.

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    13% (5)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    75% (30)
  • D
    8% (3)

Why each option

The Automated option for Host Partial Failure Response in vSphere HA is unavailable unless Host Monitoring is enabled, because automated remediation depends on the HA subsystem actively monitoring host health.

AChange the vSphere DRS Automation level to Partially Automated.

DRS Partially Automated controls whether VM placement recommendations require manual approval and has no effect on the availability of HA Host Partial Failure Response automation settings.

BChange the vSphere DRS Automation level to Fully Automated.

DRS Fully Automated enables automatic VM balancing and placement but is not a prerequisite for enabling the HA Host Partial Failure Response Automated option.

CEnable vSphere HA Host Monitoring.Correct

vSphere HA Host Monitoring is a foundational prerequisite for any automated host-level response in the cluster, including Host Partial Failure Response. When Host Monitoring is disabled, the HA subsystem cannot detect or react to host health degradation events, which causes the Automated response option to be grayed out. Enabling Host Monitoring restores the cluster's ability to assess host state and makes the Automated option available.

DChange the vSphere DPM Automation level to Automatic.

vSphere DPM manages host power-on and power-off cycles for energy efficiency and is entirely unrelated to HA host failure response configuration.

Concept tested: vSphere HA Host Monitoring prerequisite for automated failure response

Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/8.0/vsphere-availability/GUID-3FC9A0B1-D8B0-4F10-8BCD-8C3876D35760.html

Topics

#vSphere HA#host monitoring#partial failure response#DRS automation level

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