5V0-22.23 · Question #113
An administrator has successfully deployed a new three-node vSAN Cluster. Prior to deploying any production workloads on to the new cluster, the administrator must complete a number of Service…
The correct answer is A. By default, vSAN will delay the rebuilding of affected components for 30 minutes. E. All components on the device will be marked as absent. When a disk is physically removed from a vSAN host, all components stored on that disk are marked as absent because the device is temporarily unavailable. By default, vSAN waits 60 minutes before rebuilding the affected components to allow time for transient issues to be…
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An administrator has successfully deployed a new three-node vSAN Cluster. Prior to deploying any production workloads on to the new cluster, the administrator must complete a number of Service Validation and Testing (SVT) checks. The final check requires the administrator to pull out a disk from one of the vSAN hosts. Which two outcomes will occur within the vSAN cluster following this action? (Choose two.)
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- ABy default, vSAN will delay the rebuilding of affected components for 30 minutes.
- BBy default, vSAN will delay the rebuilding of affected components for 60 minutes.
- CAll components on the device will be marked as degraded.
- DBy default, vSAN will start the rebuilding of affected components immediately.
- EAll components on the device will be marked as absent.
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(35 responses)- A83% (29)
- B3% (1)
- C6% (2)
- D9% (3)
Explanation
When a disk is physically removed from a vSAN host, all components stored on that disk are marked as absent because the device is temporarily unavailable. By default, vSAN waits 60 minutes before rebuilding the affected components to allow time for transient issues to be resolved. However, when a disk is pulled out, vSAN identifies it as a temporary absence and initiates this rebuild delay timer. If the disk does not return after the delay, vSAN begins the repair process to restore full redundancy.
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