D-VXR-OE-01 · Question #541
A VxRail administrator is adding a node to an existing VxRail Cluster. The node has been racked, cabled and powered on However, the node is not discovered in the vSphere Client. Which log file…
The correct answer is C. loudmouth log. When adding a node to an existing VxRail Cluster and the node is not discovered in the vSphere Client, the "loudmouth" log should be analyzed. The loudmouth log is crucial for node discovery as it records the communication and discovery processes between nodes in the VxRail…
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A VxRail administrator is adding a node to an existing VxRail Cluster. The node has been racked, cabled and powered on However, the node is not discovered in the vSphere Client. Which log file should be analyzed to diagnose the issue?
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- AIcm log
- Bmarvin.log
- Cloudmouth log
- Dmystic.log
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- C80% (12)
Explanation
When adding a node to an existing VxRail Cluster and the node is not discovered in the vSphere Client, the "loudmouth" log should be analyzed. The loudmouth log is crucial for node discovery as it records the communication and discovery processes between nodes in the VxRail cluster. Analyzing this log can help diagnose issues related to node visibility and network communication.
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