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AZ-104 · Question #368

You manage an on-premises infrastructure based on VMware vSphere 6.0 with 250 virtual machines (VMs). You are evaluating the possibility of moving those VMs to Azure. You decide to use the Azure…

The correct answer is A. Configure the data collector level in VMware vCenter to level 3. To collect all available performance information for Azure Migrate assessments from VMware vCenter, the statistics collection level must be configured to level 3.

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Question

You manage an on-premises infrastructure based on VMware vSphere 6.0 with 250 virtual machines (VMs). You are evaluating the possibility of moving those VMs to Azure. You decide to use the Azure Migrate service to help you with the assessment of your on- premises infrastructure. You configure the default data collection level for your VMware vCenter server. After performing the initial assessment, you find that there is some missing information in the assessment. You need to make needed configurations so Azure Migrate service can collect all of the available information. What should you do?

Options

  • AConfigure the data collector level in VMware vCenter to level 3.
  • BConfigure the collector VM with a user account with administrative privileges.
  • CConfigure the data collector level in VMware vCenter to level 2.
  • DConfigure the collector VM with a user account with read-only privileges.

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • A
    84% (32)
  • B
    8% (3)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    5% (2)

Why each option

To collect all available performance information for Azure Migrate assessments from VMware vCenter, the statistics collection level must be configured to level 3.

AConfigure the data collector level in VMware vCenter to level 3.Correct

Azure Migrate requires a higher statistics collection level in vCenter Server to gather the detailed performance data necessary for comprehensive assessments, especially for accurate right-sizing recommendations and performance history. The default level (typically 1) provides basic metrics, so increasing it to level 3 ensures all available information is collected.

BConfigure the collector VM with a user account with administrative privileges.

While the collector VM needs appropriate permissions, the question implies a data collection completeness issue from vCenter's internal settings, not necessarily an access issue for the collector itself.

CConfigure the data collector level in VMware vCenter to level 2.

Level 2 provides more data than Level 1, but Level 3 is typically specified as the requirement for the most comprehensive data collection needed for detailed Azure Migrate assessments, including historical performance.

DConfigure the collector VM with a user account with read-only privileges.

A read-only user account is generally sufficient for discovery and assessment in Azure Migrate; changing to it wouldn't resolve missing information if the vCenter statistics collection level is the underlying problem.

Concept tested: Azure Migrate vCenter data collection level

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/migrate/tutorial-assess-vmware

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