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5V0-35.21 · Question #101

How can an administrator check vRealize Operations (vROps) internal components health status from an out-of-box vROps deployment?

The correct answer is A. From Product UI > Administration > Cluster Management. In an out-of-box vROps deployment, Cluster Management under the Administration section of the Product UI (Option A) is the built-in location where administrators can view the health of internal vROps components - including analytics, collector, data, and UI nodes - presented as…

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Question

How can an administrator check vRealize Operations (vROps) internal components health status from an out-of-box vROps deployment?

Options

  • AFrom Product UI > Administration > Cluster Management
  • B"Show health status" command from vROps CLI
  • CFrom Product UI > Dashboards > vRealize Operations dashboards
  • DFrom Admin UI > System Status

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • A
    91% (30)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    6% (2)

Explanation

In an out-of-box vROps deployment, Cluster Management under the Administration section of the Product UI (Option A) is the built-in location where administrators can view the health of internal vROps components - including analytics, collector, data, and UI nodes - presented as a visual cluster topology with status indicators.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • B - There is no native show health status CLI command in vROps; the CLI does exist for certain operations (like certificate management), but internal component health is not exposed this way out of the box.
  • C - The vROps Dashboards section shows monitoring data for external resources being managed, not the health of vROps itself; any internal dashboards would require custom configuration, not an out-of-box solution.
  • D - The Admin UI (accessed on port 9443) is for initial setup and administrative tasks like node management and certificates, but System Status is not a menu option that surfaces internal component health in the way Cluster Management does.

Memory tip: Think "A = Administration = About the appliance itself." When you want to know how the vROps product is feeling internally, go to Administration > Cluster Management - it's where vROps manages its own health, not the health of what it monitors.

Topics

#Cluster Health Monitoring#vROps Administration#Cluster Management#System Status

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