A series of Auto Deploy ESXi 5.x hosts which utilize vSphere Standard Switches are unable to boot. In prior testing, all of the hosts were able to boot successfully. Which two conditions might cause…

The correct answer is B. The TFTP server is down. D. The DHCP server is down. If the TFTP server is down, ESXi will not boot because it needs TFTP to get the information. Similarly, when DHCP is down, it will not assign the IP addresses and ESXi needs IP address to

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Question

A series of Auto Deploy ESXi 5.x hosts which utilize vSphere Standard Switches are unable to boot. In prior testing, all of the hosts were able to boot successfully. Which two conditions might cause this issue? (Choose two.)

Options

AThe Hosts are unable to connect to the SAN.
BThe TFTP server is down.
CThe DNS server is down.
DThe DHCP server is down.

How the community answered

(32 responses)

A
6% (2)
B
78% (25)
C
16% (5)

Explanation

If the TFTP server is down, ESXi will not boot because it needs TFTP to get the information. Similarly, when DHCP is down, it will not assign the IP addresses and ESXi needs IP address to

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#Auto Deploy#TFTP#DHCP#PXE boot

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