An administrator is tasked with adding additional capacity to the existing VI workload domain to prepare for a requested workload migration. Which supported storage types would the administrator…

The correct answer is B. NFS v3, NFS v4.1, vSAN. VMware Cloud Foundation only supports NFS protocol version 3 when used as principal storage. Supplemental storage can use either vSphere supported NFS protocol version 3 or 4.1. Although NFS 3 and NFS 4.1 can coexist on the same host, you cannot use different NFS versions to…

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Question

An administrator is tasked with adding additional capacity to the existing VI workload domain to prepare for a requested workload migration. Which supported storage types would the administrator configure to complete the task?

Options

AvVols. SMB 3.0, VMFS on FC
BNFS v3, NFS v4.1, vSAN
CSMB 3.0, VMFS on FC, NFS v4.1
DNFS v2, NFS v3, vVols

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B
71% (15)
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14% (3)
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10% (2)

Explanation

VMware Cloud Foundation only supports NFS protocol version 3 when used as principal storage. Supplemental storage can use either vSphere supported NFS protocol version 3 or 4.1. Although NFS 3 and NFS 4.1 can coexist on the same host, you cannot use different NFS versions to mount the same datastore on different hosts.

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#storage types#VI workload domain#NFS#vSAN

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