5V0-22.23 · Question #139
A vSAN administrator has reported a security vulnerability to the security officer of the organization. Currently, the vSAN cluster runs on the latest version of vSAN. The administrator suggests…
The correct answer is A. Enable the quick boot setting in the host remediation settings for the images. When using vSphere Lifecycle Manager (vLCM) with images, enabling Quick Boot in the host remediation settings minimizes host reboot time during patching by avoiding a full hardware reboot. This speeds up patch installation and meets the organization's requirement for fast…
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A vSAN administrator has reported a security vulnerability to the security officer of the organization. Currently, the vSAN cluster runs on the latest version of vSAN. The administrator suggests patching the vSAN cluster and gets approval from the security officer to apply the latest patch for vSAN. The administrator uses vSphere Lifecycle Manager to apply the patch to the current image. The organization requirements state that patches should be installed as fast as possible on the hosts. Which configuration should the administrator apply to complete this installation?
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- AEnable the quick boot setting in the host remediation settings for the images
- BEnable the quick boot feature in the host remediation settings for the baselines
- CDisable HA admission control in the host remediation settings for the baselines
- DEnable the suspend to memory feature in the host remediation settings for the baselines
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(33 responses)- A79% (26)
- B3% (1)
- C12% (4)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
When using vSphere Lifecycle Manager (vLCM) with images, enabling Quick Boot in the host remediation settings minimizes host reboot time during patching by avoiding a full hardware reboot. This speeds up patch installation and meets the organization's requirement for fast deployment while maintaining cluster availability.
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