A vSphere Administrator must ensure that when vSphere HA is triggered, the virtual machines are restarted by priority. What four VMrestart priorities are available? (Choose four.)

The correct answer is A. Medium B. Low D. High E. Disabled. The values for this setting are Disabled, Low, Medium (the default), and High. The Disabled setting is ignored by the vSphere HA VM/Application monitoring feature because this feature protects virtual machines against operating system-level failures and not virtual machine failur

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AMedium
BLow
CConservative
DHigh
EDisabled
FAggressive

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Explanation

The values for this setting are Disabled, Low, Medium (the default), and High. The Disabled setting is ignored by the vSphere HA VM/Application monitoring feature because this feature protects virtual machines against operating system-level failures and not virtual machine failures. When an operating system-level failure occurs, the operating system is rebooted by vSphere HA, and the virtual machine is left running on the same host. You can change this setting for individual virtual machines. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.0/vsphere-esxi- vcenter-server-601-availability-guide.pdf

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