5V0-22.21 · Question #148
While preparing to update a vSAN cluster, an administrator finds that the firmware revision of the onboard storage controllers is no longer listed as supported in the Hardware Compatibility Guide…
The correct answer is D. Use vSphere Lifecycle Manager to update the controller firmware. The correct answer is D. Use vSphere Lifecycle Manager to update the controller firmware. According to the VMware Compatibility Guide [1], vSphere Lifecycle Manager can be used to update the firmware of storage controllers that are no longer listed as supported, as long as new…
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While preparing to update a vSAN cluster, an administrator finds that the firmware revision of the onboard storage controllers is no longer listed as supported in the Hardware Compatibility Guide, but new firmware is available. Which action should the administrator take upon discovering this piece of information?
Options
- ARevert the cluster's on-disk format to the previous version.
- BReplace all storage controller hardware.
- CConfigure additional external storage resources.
- DUse vSphere Lifecycle Manager to update the controller firmware.
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C12% (4)
- D79% (27)
Explanation
The correct answer is D. Use vSphere Lifecycle Manager to update the controller firmware. According to the VMware Compatibility Guide [1], vSphere Lifecycle Manager can be used to update the firmware of storage controllers that are no longer listed as supported, as long as new firmware is available. [1]
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