Which statement about the CloudPhysics report above is correct?

Question

Exhibit

Options

• AThe cluster does not have enough resources for HA to restart all VMs in the event of a host failure.
• BNetworks indicates the number of vSwitches present in the cluster.
• CThere is 27.22TB of storage capacity in the cluster.
• DThere are 3 ESXi hosts in the cluster.

• A
  58% (25)
• B
  7% (3)
• C
  23% (10)
• D
  12% (5)

Explanation

Option A is correct because CloudPhysics HA compliance reports flag clusters where insufficient CPU/memory headroom exists to absorb all running VMs if a host fails - when the report shows an HA warning or deficit, it means the remaining hosts cannot handle the failover load. Option B is wrong because "Networks" in a CloudPhysics cluster summary counts distinct network/port-group configurations, not the number of vSwitches (those are separate constructs). Option C is incorrect because 27.22TB likely reflects used or provisioned storage rather than total raw capacity - the actual cluster capacity figure in the report is different. Option D is wrong because the report shows a different host count (commonly 4 hosts in this scenario, not 3).

Memory tip: For HA questions, think "admission control = headroom check" - if the cluster can't spare N-1 hosts worth of resources, HA cannot guarantee restarts, making the cluster non-compliant regardless of whether HA is enabled.

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