Broadcom-VMware
5V0-21.20 · Question #79
During plan ed maintenance of a four-node vSAN cluster, an outsourced IT contractor accidentally removed a 2 5" SSD cache disk from one of the vSAN nodes. The storage policy has been configured with…
The correct answer is A. replace the SSD cache disk > rescan > add disk back in disk group. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
During plan ed maintenance of a four-node vSAN cluster, an outsourced IT contractor accidentally removed a 2 5" SSD cache disk from one of the vSAN nodes. The storage policy has been configured with FTT=1 RAID 1, and the disk management UI marked the disk group as absent. Which remediation steps should the administrator select to ensure VMs become compliant with the storage policy as soon as possible?
Options
- Areplace the SSD cache disk > rescan > add disk back in disk group
- Benter host in maintenance > remove from disk group > shutdown host > replace disk > power
- Cremove disk group > enter host in maintenance > fully evacuate all data > exit maintenance
- DvSAN Health Check > retest > object health > repair objects immediately
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- D13% (4)
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