2VB-601 · Question #15
vSAN storage policies can be created from which three of the listed vSAN rules? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is B. Disable object checksum C. Primary level of failures to tolerate E. Force provisioning. vSAN 6.2 includes End-to-End Software checksum to help avoid data integrity issues that may arise in the underlying disks. By default, checksum is enabled in version 6.2 but can be explicitly disabled via a storage policy setting. Software checksum can be disabled by completing…
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vSAN storage policies can be created from which three of the listed vSAN rules? (Choose three.)
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- ACompression/Deduplication enabled/disabled
- BDisable object checksum
- CPrimary level of failures to tolerate
- DReplication enabled/disabled
- EForce provisioning
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A9% (4)
- B78% (36)
- D13% (6)
Explanation
vSAN 6.2 includes End-to-End Software checksum to help avoid data integrity issues that may arise in the underlying disks. By default, checksum is enabled in version 6.2 but can be explicitly disabled via a storage policy setting. Software checksum can be disabled by completing the following procedure. 1. From the vSphere Web Client, click Policies and Profiles and Select VM Storage Policies. 2. Select a Virtual Machine Policy. 3. Right click and Select "Edit Settings" 4. From the Rule-Set 1 screen, select "Add rule" 5. Select "Disable object checksum" from the drop down list https://storagehub.vmware.com/export_to_pdf/storage-policies-and-vsan
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