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2V0-622PSE · Question #300
An administrator is using virtual machine encryption in their vSphere 6.5 environment. The Key Management Server (KMS) has experienced a critical failure. Which two statements are true about VM…
The correct answer is B. VMs which were running at the time of the KMS failure will continue to run. C. If an ESXi host is rebooted,it will be unable to power on encrypted VMs until KMS connectivity is. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An administrator is using virtual machine encryption in their vSphere 6.5 environment. The Key Management Server (KMS) has experienced a critical failure. Which two statements are true about VM encryption when the KMS is not available? (Choose two.)
Options
- AVMs will shut down gracefully in the event of a KMS outage as a proactive measure to prevent
- BVMs which were running at the time of the KMS failure will continue to run.
- CIf an ESXi host is rebooted,it will be unable to power on encrypted VMs until KMS connectivity is
- DvCenter Server will continue to distribute encryption keys as long as it is not rebooted while the
- EESXi hosts within the same cluster will share keyswith one another while the KMS is unreachable.
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