VCP5-DCV · Question #317
An administrator is troubleshooting an ESXi 5.x host and needs to export diagnostic information. The host is currently managed by a vCenter Server instance. Which two ways can the information be…
The correct answer is A. Select Home. Under Administration, click System Logs and click the Export System Logs button. D. In the vSphere Client, select the affected ESXi host. Select File, Export and Export System Logs. You can collect information by selecting Home. Under Adminstration, click System logs and click export system logs button. Select the affected ESXi host. Select Select All. Select a location and click Finish. To export system logs from the ESXi host, the alternative way is to…
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An administrator is troubleshooting an ESXi 5.x host and needs to export diagnostic information. The host is currently managed by a vCenter Server instance. Which two ways can the information be gathered using the vSphere Client? (Choose two.)
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- ASelect Home. Under Administration, click System Logs and click the Export System Logs button.
- BIn the vSphere Client, select the affected ESXi host. Right-click the host and select Export Diagnostic Data.
- CLog in to the ESXi host locally, Select Export System Logs.
- DIn the vSphere Client, select the affected ESXi host. Select File, Export and Export System Logs.
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(35 responses)- A77% (27)
- B9% (3)
- C14% (5)
Explanation
You can collect information by selecting Home. Under Adminstration, click System logs and click export system logs button. Select the affected ESXi host. Select Select All. Select a location and click Finish. To export system logs from the ESXi host, the alternative way is to select the affected ESXi host in vSphere client. Select File, Export and Export System Logs. Select Select All. Select a location and click Finish
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