A vSAN administrator is deploying multiple 2-node clusters to remote branch offices. The nodes already have an old vSphere 7.0 image, but the administrator would like to update the image and ensure…

The correct answer is D. JSONFile. When you want to use an existing image for a cluster in "another vCenter Server instance" , exporting the image as a JSON file might not be enough. You might also need to export the image as a ZIP file. At the target location, you must import the JSON file as an image to the…

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A vSAN administrator is deploying multiple 2-node clusters to remote branch offices. The nodes already have an old vSphere 7.0 image, but the administrator would like to update the image and ensure consistency across all the nodes. The administrator configured vLCM on the first vSAN cluster and exported the image. Which format should the administrator choose?

Options

AISO Image
BTXT File
CZIP File
DJSONFile

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Explanation

When you want to use an existing image for a cluster in "another vCenter Server instance" , exporting the image as a JSON file might not be enough. You might also need to export the image as a ZIP file. At the target location, you must import the JSON file as an image to the target cluster. You might also need to import the ZIP file to the target vSphere Lifecycle Manager depot to make sure that all components included in the image are available to the target vSphere Lifecycle Manager instance. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere-lifecycle- manager.doc/GUID-DC7146CA-8E5F-4568-860A-5350C0D41826.html

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#vLCM image management#2-node cluster#image export format#JSON

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