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2V0-622 · Question #75
2V0-622 Question #75: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Insufficient memory on the ESXi host to complete the upgrade.. The MEMORY_SIZE error during an ESXi upgrade signals that the physical host does not have enough RAM to satisfy the minimum hardware requirement for the target ESXi version.
Question
An administrator is upgrading an ESXi 5.5 host to ESXi 6.x and gets the following error: MEMORY_SIZE What does this indicate?
Options
- AInsufficient memory on the ESXi host to complete the upgrade.
- BInsufficient memory for Auto Deploy to complete the upgrade.
- CInsufficient memory in vCenter Server to complete the upgrade.
- DInsufficient memory for Update Manager to complete the upgrade.
Explanation
The MEMORY_SIZE error during an ESXi upgrade signals that the physical host does not have enough RAM to satisfy the minimum hardware requirement for the target ESXi version.
Common mistakes.
- B. Auto Deploy is a stateless provisioning mechanism that PXE-boots hosts; it does not perform or generate MEMORY_SIZE errors related to a host's physical RAM during an upgrade.
- C. vCenter Server has its own separate memory requirements, and a vCenter resource constraint would surface as a different error unrelated to the ESXi host hardware check.
- D. Update Manager orchestrates the upgrade workflow but the MEMORY_SIZE check reflects the target ESXi host's physical memory, not Update Manager's own resource availability.
Concept tested. ESXi 6.x upgrade minimum physical memory requirement
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