Which two storage policy changes result in a component resync? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Changing the failure tolerance method E. Enabling object checksum (from checksum disabled). he correct answers are B and E. Changing the failure tolerance method and enabling object checksum (from checksum disabled) both result in a component resync. When the failure tolerance method is changed, the components of the objects stored on the vSAN datastore need to be…

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AChanging object space reservation to 100
BChanging the failure tolerance method
CDisabling object checksum (from checksum enabled)
DAdding an IOPS Limit rule to a storage policy
EEnabling object checksum (from checksum disabled)

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B
79% (23)
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D
7% (2)

Explanation

he correct answers are B and E. Changing the failure tolerance method and enabling object checksum (from checksum disabled) both result in a component resync. When the failure tolerance method is changed, the components of the objects stored on the vSAN datastore need to be rebuilt in the new format, which requires a component resync. Similarly, when object checksum is enabled, the components of the objects stored on the vSAN datastore need to be rebuilt in order to enable checksum.

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