5V0-35.21 · Question #102
For the last 36 hours, a vRealize Operations Cluster has behaved erratically. The administrator has contacted VMware support, and they have requested the relevant files. Which information should be…
The correct answer is C. Full-support bundle from all nodes. A Full-support bundle from all nodes (C) is correct because when a cluster behaves erratically, the issue may originate from or affect any node - Primary, Replica, Data, or Remote Collector - so VMware Support needs comprehensive logs and diagnostics from the entire cluster to…
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For the last 36 hours, a vRealize Operations Cluster has behaved erratically. The administrator has contacted VMware support, and they have requested the relevant files. Which information should be sent?
Options
- AFull-support bundle from the Primary nodes only
- BLight-support bundle from the Primary nodes only
- CFull-support bundle from all nodes
- DLight-support bundle from all nodes
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B18% (6)
- C74% (25)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
A Full-support bundle from all nodes (C) is correct because when a cluster behaves erratically, the issue may originate from or affect any node - Primary, Replica, Data, or Remote Collector - so VMware Support needs comprehensive logs and diagnostics from the entire cluster to perform a proper root cause analysis. A light-support bundle (options B and D) omits critical diagnostic data like heap dumps and detailed logs that support engineers need when troubleshooting complex, prolonged issues. Limiting collection to Primary nodes only (options A and B) would miss node-specific errors occurring on Data or Remote Collector nodes, which are often the actual source of erratic cluster behavior.
Memory tip: Think "full problem = full picture" - erratic cluster behavior over 36 hours demands a Full bundle from All nodes; anything less leaves Support flying blind.
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