2V0-622D · Question #8
Which are three supported storage requirements for vCenter Server HA? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. NFS C. vSAN D. VMFS. vCenter Server HA supports NFS, vSAN, and VMFS datastores for hosting the Active, Passive, and Witness node VMs that comprise the HA cluster.
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Which are three supported storage requirements for vCenter Server HA? (Choose three.)
Options
- ANFS
- BRDM
- CvSAN
- DVMFS
- EJBOD
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Why each option
vCenter Server HA supports NFS, vSAN, and VMFS datastores for hosting the Active, Passive, and Witness node VMs that comprise the HA cluster.
NFS is a supported datastore type for vCenter Server HA, allowing the VCHA node VMs to reside on network-attached file storage accessible to all three nodes.
Raw Device Mappings (RDM) are not a supported storage type for vCenter Server HA node deployments.
vSAN is a fully supported and commonly deployed storage option for vCenter Server HA, providing hyperconverged shared storage for the VCHA configuration.
VMFS on shared block storage (iSCSI or Fibre Channel) is supported for vCenter Server HA, enabling the node VMs to be hosted on traditional SAN-based datastores.
JBOD is not a recognized vSphere datastore type and has no supported role in vCenter Server HA configurations.
Concept tested: vCenter Server HA supported datastore storage types
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere.avail.doc/GUID-4A626993-A951-4943-BA35-92CD3E55FAF4.html
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