5V0-22.21 · Question #141
An administrator is responsible for managing an All-Flash vSAN Cluster. The vSAN cluster is configured with two identical vSAN Disk Groups. Neither deduplication nor compression is enabled. The…
The correct answer is B. The Cache Disk will be marked as failed, and the Ensure Accessibility option will be required. The Cache Disk will be marked as failed, and the Ensure Accessibility option will be required before any components are rebuilt. When a single cache disk fails within one of the vSAN hosts, the Disk Group will be marked as failed and the Ensure Accessibility option will be…
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An administrator is responsible for managing an All-Flash vSAN Cluster. The vSAN cluster is configured with two identical vSAN Disk Groups. Neither deduplication nor compression is enabled. The workloads on the vSAN Cluster have consumed 40% of the usable capacity. Which statement describes the impact to the vSAN cluster if a single cache disk fails within one of the vSAN hosts?
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- AThe Disk Group will be marked as degraded, and all components will be rebuilt on any remaining
- BThe Cache Disk will be marked as failed, and the Ensure Accessibility option will be required
- CThe Cache Disk will be marked as degraded, and all components will be rebuilt on another Cache
- DThe Disk Group will be marked as failed, and all components will be rebuilt on any remaining Disk
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A3% (1)
- B72% (21)
- C10% (3)
- D14% (4)
Explanation
The Cache Disk will be marked as failed, and the Ensure Accessibility option will be required before any components are rebuilt. When a single cache disk fails within one of the vSAN hosts, the Disk Group will be marked as failed and the Ensure Accessibility option will be required before any components are rebuilt. The Ensure Accessibility option will rebuild the components on other cache disks, as long as sufficient capacity is available. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.7/com.vmware.vsphere.vsan.doc/GUID- F7CC6CDB-B8C8-4F66-BEE0-E82C6D8F1F9C.html
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