5V0-22.23 · Question #117
A vSAN administrator needs to upgrade the vSAN cluster from vSAN 7.0 U3 to 8.0 without disruption. The following steps have been completed in this order: 1. Edited the vLCM image on the current…
The correct answer is A. Remediate all nodes in the cluster. After updating and saving the vLCM desired image (including the ESXi version, vendor add-on, and firmware bundle), the hosts become out of compliance because they have not yet been upgraded to match the new image. To complete the upgrade to vSAN 8.0 without disruption, the next…
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- ARemediate all nodes in the cluster
- BStage the upgrade images
- CPlace all hosts in maintenance mode
- DRoll back the vLCM configuration to the latest compliant image
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After updating and saving the vLCM desired image (including the ESXi version, vendor add-on, and firmware bundle), the hosts become out of compliance because they have not yet been upgraded to match the new image. To complete the upgrade to vSAN 8.0 without disruption, the next step is to remediate all nodes in the cluster. Remediation applies the new image to each host in a rolling fashion, ensuring the cluster remains available and consistent throughout the
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