What happens to a disk group during cache disk removal?

The correct answer is C. It goes offline. When a cache disk is removed from a disk group in a vSAN cluster, the disk group goes offline. This means that the disk group is not available for use and the data stored on it is not accessible. This is done to prevent data corruption and to ensure the integrity of the data…

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AIt uses one of the capacity devices as cache.
BIt uses the spare cache disk.
CIt goes offline.
DIt changes the on-disk format.

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When a cache disk is removed from a disk group in a vSAN cluster, the disk group goes offline. This means that the disk group is not available for use and the data stored on it is not accessible. This is done to prevent data corruption and to ensure the integrity of the data stored on the vSAN. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.7/com.vmware.vsphere.vsan- monitoring.doc/GUID-3863B640-3449-46A2-84E0-AC07E5A604FD.html

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