5V0-35.21 · Question #121
A database administrator needs an overview for all the database servers in vRealize Operations for the next seven days for performance testing. An vRealize Operations administrator creates a custom…
The correct answer is A. Send the database admin team an e-mail that includes a custom URL, which will expire after one B. Generate a custom URL of the dashboard, which will expire after one week. Options A and B together describe the complete workflow for sharing a vRealize Operations dashboard with users who lack system access: generating a time-limited shareable URL (B) is the core technical action, and emailing that URL to the database admin team (A) is how you…
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A database administrator needs an overview for all the database servers in vRealize Operations for the next seven days for performance testing. An vRealize Operations administrator creates a custom dashboard with all the required metrics. The following requirements needs to be accomplished:
- Database server admin group don't have access to the vRealize
Operations instance.
- Access to the dashboard should only be available during the mentioned
time period. Which two actions can an administrator take to share the dashboard and accomplish these requirements? (Choose two.)
Options
- ASend the database admin team an e-mail that includes a custom URL, which will expire after one
- BGenerate a custom URL of the dashboard, which will expire after one week.
- CExport the dashboard, and set the expiration to one week.
- DGenerate a custom URL of the dashboard, which will never expire.
- EShare the custom dashboard to the "Everyone" group, and set the expiration to one week.
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A78% (39)
- C2% (1)
- D6% (3)
- E14% (7)
Explanation
Options A and B together describe the complete workflow for sharing a vRealize Operations dashboard with users who lack system access: generating a time-limited shareable URL (B) is the core technical action, and emailing that URL to the database admin team (A) is how you deliver it to users with no vROps login. Together they satisfy both requirements - no credentials needed, and access automatically expires after seven days.
Why the distractors fail:
- C is wrong because exporting a dashboard produces a file for re-import into another vROps instance - it does not create web-accessible, time-limited access for external users.
- D is wrong because a never-expiring URL violates the requirement that access be limited to the seven-day performance testing window.
- E is wrong because sharing to the "Everyone" group still requires users to log in to vROps - which the database admins cannot do since they have no access to the instance.
Memory tip: Think of the URL as a guest pass with an expiry date - you generate it with a deadline (B), then slip it under the door via email (A). Any option that requires a vROps login or never expires breaks one of the two core constraints.
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