3V0-21.23 · Question #2
An architect will be taking over control of a former Linux server fleet and repurposing the hardware into a new vSphere cluster. The current environment is already connected to the network but the…
The correct answer is B. Stateless vSphere Auto Deploy. Both Stateless caching and Stateful Auto Deploy options store ESXi configuration or state on the host disk. Since no local disk available, Stateless Auto Deploy is the best option.
Question
An architect will be taking over control of a former Linux server fleet and repurposing the hardware into a new vSphere cluster. The current environment is already connected to the network but the hosts do not have any local disks. Since the fleet hardware is uniform, the architect can use a single ESXi image. All hosts within the cluster have the same CPU and memory capacity. Which ESXi deployment method should the architect use?
Options
- AStateless cached vSphere Auto Deploy
- BStateless vSphere Auto Deploy
- CManual install of each ESXi host with an image from USB
- DStateful vSphere Auto Deploy
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A10% (5)
- B82% (40)
- C2% (1)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
Both Stateless caching and Stateful Auto Deploy options store ESXi configuration or state on the host disk. Since no local disk available, Stateless Auto Deploy is the best option.
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