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2V0-622 · Question #458
2V0-622 Question #458: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is C: VM Restart Priority is disabled.. In vSphere HA, VM Restart Priority controls whether HA will attempt to restart a VM after a host failure, and setting it to Disabled prevents HA from powering on that VM.
Question
A vSphere administrator is unable to power on a VM in a vSphere HA-enabled cluster. Which vSphere HA feature could cause this?
Options
- ADatastore Heartbeats are not received.
- BAdmission Control is enabled.
- CVM Restart Priority is disabled.
- DVM Monitoring is disabled.
Explanation
In vSphere HA, VM Restart Priority controls whether HA will attempt to restart a VM after a host failure, and setting it to Disabled prevents HA from powering on that VM.
Common mistakes.
- A. Datastore Heartbeats are a secondary isolation detection mechanism used to distinguish a truly failed host from one experiencing a network partition, and they do not control whether a specific VM can be powered on.
- B. Admission Control reserves cluster resources to guarantee failover capacity and can block power-on operations when insufficient resources remain, but it is not the feature that explicitly excludes a specific VM from HA restart operations.
- D. VM Monitoring uses VMware Tools heartbeat data to detect guest OS failures and reset unresponsive VMs, but its enabled or disabled state has no effect on whether a VM can be initially powered on.
Concept tested. vSphere HA VM Restart Priority configuration
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